A&E
-
Flipping the script on local tech cultureMenlo Park author Mike Trigg's debut novel, "Bit Flip," shows he's clearly comfortable with startup culture and some of its most insidious denizens.
-
Exhibit shows the powerful force of natureBrice Guilbert's work at Pace Gallery captures a sense of movement. Just how Guilbert achieves this is quite unique: he makes his own color sticks.
-
New steakhouse soft opens downtownArya Steakhouse, a standby for steaks and Persian cuisine, will eventually be open for lunch and dinner seven days a week.
-
Renowned chef's mom, grandma inspire new ventureScott Nishiyama will soon open his own restaurant that will prioritize shared, "interactive" dishes in downtown Palo Alto.
-
Sign up for Weekend Express!Get a weekly rundown of what's happening in the local art, music and entertainment scenes. Sign up to receive the Weekend Express straight to your inbox on Thursdays.
"Gunn at Salinas"
Livia Bednaz. Photo by Karen Ambrose Hickey.
Submitted by Rick on Nov 5, 2019
Peninsula Foodist
by The Peninsula Foodist
Pescadero’s farmworkers can’t afford the food they’re growing for the Peninsula
Aug 15, 2022 | 0 comments
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
We need an audit of city spending
Aug 12, 2022 | 4 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
“To get the full value of joy . . .
Aug 11, 2022 | 0 comments
A New Shade of Green
by Sherry Listgarten
Try this for healthier, more drought-resistant plants
Jul 31, 2022 | 8 comments
Review: With debut novel, Peninsula author Mike Trigg skewers both the toxicity and temptations of tech culture
Menlo Park author Mike Trigg has been a founder, executive and investor in dozens of venture-funded tech startups. Now he makes his debut as a satirical novelist with "Bit Flip," which publishes Aug. 16. Thursday, 2:44 PM
Shakespeare in the Park brings 'Much Ado About Nothing' to Redwood City
San Francisco Shakespeare Festival marks its 40th anniversary with a production of "Much Ado About Nothing," presented free Aug. 14-28 at Red Morton Park in Redwood City. Thursday, 3:23 PM | 3 comments
When to watch the Perseids meteor shower on the Peninsula
Lick Observatory support astronomer Jon Rees offers tips on when and how to view the meteor shower, which will peak later this week. Thursday, 12:57 PM | 1 comments
Pace Gallery ends its Palo Alto run with an exhibition of paintings by Brice Guilbert
"Brice Guilbert: Fournez," paintings inspired by the volcano on the island where the artist grew up, is on view at Pace Gallery until Sept. 2 The show is the last at this Silicon Valley outpost of the New York-based conglomerate.
Wednesday, August 3, 1:57 PM
ArtLift projects invite community's contributions
The city of Palo Alto Public Art Program recently unveiled the visual and performing arts projects that received 2022 ArtLift microgrants. A number of the projects feature special events where the community can take part. Thursday, August 4, 3:13 PM
Vegan variety: 10 Peninsula eateries serving up plant-based fare
Michelin-starred chef leaves fine-dining world behind with Ethel's Fancy
Filoli estate opens vegetable garden to public for the first time
Why a Coastside animal sanctuary had to make a new home on the east coast
Stay informed.
Get the day's top headlines from Palo Alto Online sent to your inbox in the Express newsletter.
Register today to support local nonprofits
The 38th annual Moonlight Run and Walk is Friday evening, September 9. Proceeds go to the Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund, benefiting local nonprofits that serve families and children in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Join us under the light of the full Harvest Moon on a 5K walk, 5K run, 10K run or half marathon. Complete your race in person or virtually to support local nonprofits.
