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Turkey Trot 2024
The annual Turkey Trot in San Jose has become a Thanksgiving tradition that not only kicks off the holiday with a burst of energy but also underscores the community spirit of giving and wellness. ...
Triton Museum of Art
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The San José Downtown Association selected downtown-based entertainment industry veteran Mauricio Mejia to promote future concerts.
The organizers of a new garlic festival in Fresno County say the event is not meant to rival Gilroyâs long-standing tradition, but rather, is a celebration of the California-grown bulb and the people behind it. The National Garlic Festival, put âŠ
Gracie Garcia was a world traveler, who has floated down a river in India while looking up at the stars in a houseboat, explored the Hermitage Museum in a Russian palace, and partaken in countless other adventures. She not only âŠ
Plenty of East Coast comedians make California the butt of their jokes. Here are some locals whoâve earned the right to make fun of this place.
The venerable CafĂ© Stritch will be reinvented as a new venue in the coming months as the keys are turned over to the jazz barâs former general manager, Andrew Saman. The establishment will be known as Mama Kin, Saman says, âŠ
After a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras will return to the cityâs downtown for Memorial Day weekend in 2022, according to organizers. The two-day outdoor food, art and music festival will take âŠ
Moonseed is a plant native to midwestern North America, a twirling vine that produces grape-like fruit that is toxic to humans. But the Native Americans were able to repurpose the plant for medicinal uses. How something deadly can transform into âŠ
Pintello Comedy Theater returns with âClue: Onstage,â a comedic murder mystery that opens Jan. 14 and runs weekends through Feb. 12. Directed by Whitney Pintello, âClue: Onstage,â a âwhodunitâ based on the â80s movie and board game, features a screenplay âŠ
For the past couple of months, Lorena Diosdado has been spending much of her time in downtown Gilroy, honing her artistic skills while interacting with locals to bolster her sources of inspiration. The Frisco, Texas native, who now lives in âŠ
âIâm opening up a new direction and closing the past,â the rapper tells Metroactive reporter Mike Hugenor.
Famed author Jack Keroauc got off the road and stayed with Neal Cassadyâa time that son John remembers well.
A bakerâs dozen of great and not-so-great ditties from all over California.
In an era of information overload, hereâs how a rising form of journalism helps explain it all for you, and why California Local publishes âexplanatoryâ reporting.
At long last, the state has a world-class museum to commemorate one of its most essential industries.
Metro reporter Christina Waters talks to Bay Area poets on how the pandemic has changed and reinvigorated the art form.
In which we ponder human self organization.
Palo Alto Weekly interviews Matt Werner, whose play âBurning Man: The Musicalâ is available on Broadway On Demand and Streaming Musicals.
As the pandemic wanes, itâs time to get back out there and enjoy live music, art shows, and more.
California has gone from one library to more than 1,100 in the last 171 years.
San Jose Spotlight profiles Lila Gemellos, whose murals showcase San Joseâs past.
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