A&E
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New sculpture forces viewers to take a second lookA new public art installation at King Plaza may look like a fun-house mirror, but take a closer look and you'll see projected patterns of photographs from a spring day.
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Zareen's to expand to Redwood CityZareen Khan is opening the third location of her eponymous Pakistani and Indian restaurant at 2039 Broadway St. in downtown Redwood City.
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Films with local connections and global reachAt the United Nations Association Film Festival, homegrown journalism meets justice in the form of human-rights-themed documentaries.
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A new era begins for The Alpine InnUpdating a 167-year-old institution isn't easy when generations of customers feel a strong emotional attachment to it, like at The Alpine Inn in Portola Valley.
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A musical journey downstreamMark Twain's "River of Song," presented by TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, celebrates the mighty Mississippi as well as the famous author.
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Studying complex interspecies interactionsOur relationships with our fellow animals, and the ones they have with one another, are explored at the latest Palo Alto Art Center exhibition.
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Movie review: 'Joker'Director Todd Phillips takes Batman's most famous villain for a joy(less) ride in "Joker," and the results are decidedly mixed.
"Exhibit on U.S. presidents"
Life-sized cutouts of Abraham Lincoln, Bill Clinton and other U.S. presidents are scattered in an exhibit on display at Walter Hays Elementary School on Feb. 20, 2018. Photo by Connie Jo Cotton.
Submitted by Jamey Padojino on Feb 21, 2018
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
DoorDash is opening a shared delivery kitchen in Redwood City. What does that say about the future of the restaurant industry?
Oct 14, 2019 | 2 comments
A New Shade of Green
by Sherry Listgarten
What did you learn last week?
Oct 13, 2019 | 3 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Premarital and Couples: The "Right" Way to Eat an Artichoke
Oct 11, 2019 | 1 comment
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Some answers, please, PG&E
Oct 10, 2019 | 10 comments
TheatreWorks show is a cultural cruise
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's West Coast premiere of "Mark Twain's River of Song" is a musical tapestry in the form of a steamboat trip narrated by Twain himself. Tuesday, 10:11 AM
'The best version of Rossotti's that it's ever been': a new era begins for historic Alpine Inn
Updating a 167-year-old institution isn't easy when generations of customers feel a strong emotional attachment to it, like at The Alpine Inn in Portola Valley. Thursday, 9:52 AM | 3 comments
Exploring animal 'Encounters' at the Palo Alto Art Center
The Palo Alto Art Center's current exhibition, "Encounters: Honoring the Animal in Ourselves," explores human/nonhuman animal interactions and relationships through a great variety of media and tones from more than a dozen artists. Wednesday, 10:07 AM
New public art at King Plaza is a 3D image pavilion
Cache Me if You Can, the latest temporary public-art installation in front of Palo Alto City Hall, is "a three-dimensional, materialized image documenting the life of King Plaza over the course of one day." Wednesday, 10:40 AM
United Nations Association Film Festival returns with local connections and global reach
At the United Nations Association Film Festival, now in its 22nd year, homegrown journalism meets justice in the form of human-rights-themed documentaries. Tuesday, 10:50 AM
Spanish-influenced and chic, Asa delights with intense flavors
Strumming to its own beat: Gryphon Stringed Instruments goes gold
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