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An underground food movement is driven by Instagram and COVID economicsWhile informal food ventures have long existed in neighborhoods throughout the Bay Area, a new wave of businesses have taken hold during the shutdown as out-of-work residents turn to selling homemade food to make ends meet.
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Fish and wildlife officials confirm outbreak of deer diseaseThe California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed an outbreak of a disease affecting deer in several Northern California counties, including Santa Clara County.
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Facing closure, Red Rock Coffee asks for community supportMountain View's Red Rock Coffee has been a lot of things to a lot of people, but the downtown institution is in financial trouble. Now it's asking the community for a help surviving after crushing losses due to COVID-19.
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Your guide to restaurants offering food for pickup or deliveryWe've compiled a running list of local food businesses you can safely support during the coronavirus shutdown (and stay well-fed, too!).
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Fresh from the water: Popular local fishing boat starts selling seafood at Port of Redwood City
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"Red Star:Earthquakes clinic"
Earthquakes goalie Jon Busch and defender Brandon McDonald sign autographs after the Red Star soccer clinic.
Submitted by C. Machatzke on Jun 1, 2011
The Pear Theatre opens season with online production of 'Elliot: A Soldier's Fugue
The Pear Theatre opens its 2020-21 season with an online streaming production of Quiara Alegría Hudes' thoughtful drama about a young soldier who thinks about his family's past as he contemplates a second tour of duty in Iraq. Thursday, 9:49 AM
'Surreal Art for Surreal Times': Palo Alto art gallery turns to Salvador Dali and others for COVID-era exhibits
Pamela Walsh's gallery reopened last month with a group show entitled "Seeking Nature" as well as a virtual exhibition featuring the works of the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dali. Tuesday, 6:23 PM
Silicon Valley's underground food movement is driven by Instagram and COVID economics
While informal food ventures have long existed in neighborhoods throughout the Bay Area, a new wave of businesses have taken hold during the shutdown as out-of-work residents turn to selling homemade food to make ends meet. Friday, 1:35 PM
Screen time with Shakespeare
San Francisco Shakespeare Festival (SF Shakes) is still bringing free Shakespeare to the people, with a production of "King Lear" streaming live each weekend via YouTube. Thursday, 1:53 PM
Popular family event series re-launches with the 'Happiness of Apples'
Gamble Garden reimagines its Second Saturday series with an event that blends online programs with in-person visits in which participants tour the garden at their own pace. Tuesday, 11:38 AM
'Reaching for the Sky' opens at Art Ventures
Woodside artist Jim Caldwell's exhibition of California landscape will be on view at Art Ventures Gallery Aug. 6 through Sept. 15. Friday, 1:39 PM
Artists’ guild hosts online ceramics and glass sale
The Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California (ACGA) is hosting "10 Days of ACGA Online Clay & Glass," an online sale that takes place Aug. 1 through 10. Wednesday, 9:49 AM
Teen starts music organization for COVID-19 relief
A Palo Alto high school student has developed a new, and melodic, way for parents to keep fidgety and stir-crazy kids occupied during quarantine. Tuesday, 11:41 AM
Talk highlights bringing history home at Filoli
Filoli curator Julie Bly DeVere discusses a current restoration project at Filoli in an online talk presented by the Woodside Arts & Culture Committee. Tuesday, 11:39 AM
Online video series revisits favorites from Smuin Ballet’s repertoire
Smuin Contemporary Ballet is sharing some treasures from its repertoire in a free virtual performance series, Hump Day Ballets. Wednesday, 10:04 AM
The Pear Theatre opens season with online production of 'Elliot: A Soldier's Fugue'
Promoter Danny Scher looks back on his local music legacy
When jazz royalty came to Paly: Monk's long-lost record (nearly) goes public
Fruitful giving: Farm-to-neighbors delivery project supports farmers, frontline workers
Art in the gardens: Woodside's Filoli estate to display work by 20 creatives
San Francisco's China Live to open in ghost kitchens throughout the Peninsula
[email protected]'s Intermezzo takes the annual festival online
Whisper comes to the Art Kiosk
What does fine dining look like during a pandemic?
Pear's 'hybrid theater piece' reflects on relationships and current events
Online summer cinema series highlights independent short films
Coronavirus' impact on local arts scene: Guide to canceled, postponed local events
Your guide to restaurants offering food for pickup or delivery
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