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Palo Alto artist creates Triple El neighborhood muralsCubberley Artist Studio Program member and Palo Altan Martha Sakellariou has created temporary murals on neighborhood buildings.
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The Nut House is back with a self-taught chefAntonio's Nut House reopened on Monday after a monthslong pandemic-forced closure with Palo Alto native Darius Johnson leading the kitchen.
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Artist explores the problem of plasticTara de la Garza's passion for raising community awareness of plastic consumption can be seen through her Plastocene series, the latest of which is on display in Redwood City.
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'All of us can do something.'
In interviews, African-Americans who run food businesses on the Peninsula expressed a mix of dismay and hope about the George Floyd protests. -
Expand your world — the Palo Alto wayAll around us, local arts organizations, community groups, businesses and neighborhoods have been busy trying to keep life and community going, albeit in unique ways.
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Our guide to local takeout, deliveryWe've compiled a running list of Peninsula food businesses staying open for takeout or delivery during the coronavirus shutdown.
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One message told 16 ways: Artists behind Black Lives Matter mural ask what more will be done beyond street art
Right now, the public can visit Hamilton Avenue in front of City Hall to see a nearly 245-foot-long and 17-foot-tall vibrant street mural reflecting the global Black Lives Matter movement as seen through the eyes of 16 artists. Friday, 9:15 AM | 22 comments
Online summer cinema series highlights independent short films
On Sunday, July 5, Windrider Bay Area Film Forum will launch its new virtual summer series, which features weekly online screenings of inspirational independent short films, followed by filmmaker conversations. Tuesday, 4:27 PM
Menlo Park's Tara de la Garza makes public art for the 'Plastocene' era
Tara de la Garza's newest work is installed in downtown Redwood City's Art Kiosk through July 5. Friday, 11:19 AM | 3 comments
Palo Alto artist creates Triple El neighborhood murals
Cubberley Artist Studio Program member Martha Sakellariou has created temporary murals on neighborhood buildings with the hopes that the artwork will nurture a sense of connection. Tuesday, 11:11 AM
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