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High Five on Drive After reading Josh Koehn’s article “Dude, Where’s My Car,” (420, May 16), I disagree with James Gibbons-Shapiro’s statement that law enforcement has the ability to accurately test an impaired driver
for THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. THC is not like alcohol. Alcohol takes up volume where a test can show how much (percent) is in a person’s blood. THC tests are based on metabolites that can show usage for months. This is not based on how much one smoked but rather how their body processed the THC. THC metabolites also can fluctuate from one month to another— increasing, decreasing and increasing again, especially with frequent users. There is no accurate drug test to show impairment of a cannabis user. Police should rely on the field sobriety test to show impairment, not an inaccurate test. Note: there are several studies that show drivers who use cannabis are better drivers than sober ones. JOHN HUGHES | SANTA CLARA
Naming Game “Phillip” is rightly shocked if outsiders misidentify Silicon Valley with San Francisco now (“Naming Wrongs,” Letters, May 16), but at least that’s still in the Bay Area. In the late 1970s, as the phrase was becoming public, a national newsweekly in the avant-garde of media mis-usage glibly cited “Southern California’s ‘Silicon Valley.’” I saw the phrase coined 40 years ago in Don Hoefler’s original trade-article series, and saw it slowly become public. The firms Hoefler reported on were largely in Sunnyvale, Santa Clara and Mountain View, where Shockley Semiconductor began it all. Only
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Downtown D owntown Bound The June 5 prim primary mary slugf slugfest est wages on ffor or two more more weeks, weeks, s, but that hasn’t hasn’t stopped from some people fr o putting out ffeelers om eelers ffor or the PETE 2014 election. PE ETE FFURMAN, URMAN, chief of staff ffor or San Jose Mayor Mayor CCHUCK HUCK R EED, was the REED, first person we hear h d might be inter ested in heard interested running ffor or the District 3 City Council seat, which will be lef ft vacant by a termed-out left SSAM AM LLICCARDO. ICCARDO. M any believe Liccar do plans Many Liccardo to continue up the t City Hall ladder in a bid ffor or mayor. mayor. Furman Furmaan isn’t isn’t alone in weighing a run ffor or the dow wntown council seat. LLEAH EAH downtown T OENISKOETTEER, the highly connected TOENISKOETTER, dir ector of SPUR R,, a nonprofit nonprofit that ffocuses ocuses on director SPUR, urban developm ment,, appears development, to have an inter est as interest Don’t well. ll. Sour SSources ces als lso tell t ll also forget us R AU ULPERALE EZ, a RAUL PERALEZ, to tip! San Jose police officer and volunteer human hu uman FLY@ rrelations elations commi issioner commissioner METRONEWS. ffor or County Supe ervisor Supervisor COM GE OR RGE SSHIRIKAWA, HIRIKA AWA, GEORGE has started to ga auge his gauge chances.. P eralezz’s LinkedIn pr ofile shows he Peralez’s profile has a long histo ry of public ser vice,, including history service, substitute teach hing and ser ving as a mentor teaching serving in the Big Br otheers Big Sisters pr ogram. This Brothers program. busy schedule,, however, h however r, hasn’t hasn’t stopped P eralez fr om als so working part time as a Peralez from also male model—aa rrésumé ésumé highlight he shar es shares with District 9 CCouncilmember ouncilmember DON R OCHA. O ROCHA.
EEnd ndoft of the he Affair? Aff ffaair? The political rum rumor mor mill in Silicon V Valley alley a hasn’t’t been chu hasn churning rning at the same speed over the last mo month, onth,, in part because the Mercury M ercury News appears a to have scaled back its Internal Affairs Affairs column. The month of May May has featured featured columns—often collumns—often compiled by columnist SSCOTT COT TT TH HERHOLD ERHOLD and rreporters eporters TRACEY TRA ACCEY KAPLAN, KAPLAN N, T TRACY RA ACY SEIPEL, SEIPEL, JOHN WOOLFOLK WOOLF O OLK K and PAUL PAU UL R ROGERS, OGERS, amongst others—on a bbiweekly iweeklyy basis rrather ather than the every Sunda Sunday ay standar standard. d. A message with the IA IA tip liline ne went unreturned. unreturned.. Fly Merc erc has quietly can only assumee that the M acknowledged def ddefeat eat in raking raking the muck on We will now take a moment a weekly basis. We to brush the dirtt off our shoulder shoulder..
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The B Team Robert R obert Braunstein will bring a real world perspective.
San Jose Jose’s ’s bes best st hope to restor restore re jobs, jobss, s services means ‘Yes’ ‘Y Ye es’ on M easure B Measure
Measure M easureB B Ab bold old rred ed ccountdown ountdown ticks on the el lections page ffor or the cit o ty of San JJose’s ose’s elections city website,, inf w website informing fo orming vvoters oters just how m man ny sec onds, minutes d ayys many seconds, minutes,, hours and da days stand between st and b ettw ween now and the JJune une 5 primary pr rimary election. The ccountdown ountdown indic ates a sense of indicates urgency, city ur rgencyy, and no issue facing the cit ty is m mor tyy’s futur n moree crucial to the cit city’s futuree than pension p e ension rreform. effo orm In just the last dec orm. decade, a , ade the city’s th he cit tyy’s rrequired equired ccontribution ontribution to ccover over the benefits moree th he ccosts osts of rretiree etiree b enefits has mor th han tripled to $246 million, which than is almost a thir d of the entir al third entiree genera general fund’s fu und’s rrevenue. evenue e . Ma ayo or Chuck R eeed’s eff ffo orts to ccurb urb Mayor Reed’s efforts city ci ity emplo employee yeee rretirement etirement b benefits enefits w b will y, and despite somee bee his legacy legacy, rreservations e vations with his clums eser clumsyy b bedside edside m manner as well as Measur Measuree B’ B’ss wording disability w wor ding on disabilit ty qualifiers ffor or or public pu ublic saf safety fet e y officials officials,, the ‘p ‘pension ension modification’ m mo dification’ measur measuree should b bee approved ap pproved b byy vvoters. oters. Measur o Measuree B is th the he best b e b est bet et to st start art rrestoring estoring vit vital al cit city ty services se ervices that ha have ave b been een cut. A dec decade ade of budget shor shortfalls tfalls f finall finally ly rresulted e esulted in the first t-eveer la ayo offs of first-ever layoffs
police officers summer, police offic ers last summ mer, and the thinly st staffed department doesn’t taaff ffeed depar tmen nt do esn’t even eveen rrespond espond to alarms an aanymore. nyymore. The budget shor shortfalls have also tffalls ha ave al lso ccaused aused the partial closuree or dela delayed openings partial closur ayeed d op enings of libraries, $90 libraries, ccommunity ommunitty ccenters nters and a $9 0 en million p police substation. city’s olice subst ation n. The cit tyy’s roads aree among the wo worst roads ar orst in the nation. Meanwhile, pay have been imposed osed Mean nw while, pa ay cuts ha ave b een imp on cit city employees because pension ty emplo oyeees b eccaau use p ension negotiations ha have nowhere. ave gone nowher n e. Measure not Measure B would no ot rretroactively etroactively take pensions already accrued tak ke back p ensions alr eaady ac crued or harm curr current ent rretirees. etirees. IItt would rrequire equire a gr greater partt of eater ccontribution ontribution on o the par city employees, establish new citty emplo oyees e , est ablish h ne w rules ffor or o new hires (aka second new hir es (ak ka ““the the sec o tier”) and ond suspend increases, suspend ccost-of-living ostt-off--living in ncreases, which on that last p point almost oint almos st eeveryone veeryo one living in San JJose had ose has ha ad to do in the last fiv five ve yyears. ears. Theree will b bee an imm immediate Ther mediate judicial review Measuree B if it passes,, and revie i w off Measur i passes d while the ar arguments against guments ag gainst ccertain ertain portions’ legality have portions’ legalit ty ccould ould ha ave some merit, the measur measuree as cu currently worded urrently wor ded is not near as drac draconian onian n as its first draft. Also, Measuree B is struc structured way Also, Measur ctured in a w ay throw that a judge ccould ould thr ow w out ccertain ertain parts entiree plan. parts without scrappingg the entir
unions aree ccorrect stating The unio ons ar orrect in st ating that benefits weree negotiated fair and their b enefi fits wer squaree in th the City squar he past and that prior Cit ty Councils should bear C ouncils sh hould b ear much of the blame poor ffor or their p o oor fforecasting. orecasting. But termedo politicians don’t out p oliticiaans don n’’t shoulder the ccosts, osts, do.. In times of financial crisis crisis,, all citizens do parties must together make par ties mus st ccome ome to gether and mak ke sacrifices good. sacrific es ffor or the ccommon ommon go od.
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Robert R oberrt Braunstein Brraaunstein The only Sa San an JJose ose Cit City ty C Council ouncil rac racee this yyear ear th hat lacks an incumb ent has that incumbent no shor shortage tage ge of qualified ccandidates. andidates. Howe veer, ttwo wo w ccandidates—Robert andidates—R Ro obert However, Braunstein n and Edesa Bitbadal— seem Bitbadal—seem to b est fit ffor or District 10. o bee the b best O airr, we pr effer e Braunstein Off the pa pair, prefer because b ecause he brings mor moree rreal-world eal-world eexperience xperience to the p osition, which we position, think is imp portant b ecause it pr ovides v important because provides a rreality ealitty ch heck to an ingr own p olitical check ingrown political cultur e. Bra aunstein is an Almaden culture. Braunstein native nativ ve who o st started arted his ccareer areer working as a rreporter eporteer ffor or o a small tele vision television st ation in L aredo, T exas, b effor o e ccoming oming station Laredo, Texas, before back to San n JJose ose and eeventually veentually cr creating eating th the he South Ba Bay’s ayy’s signatur signaturee high scho ol sp orrts highlight show: C al-Hi school sports Cal-Hi Ba ay Ar ea. ((The T fformer The ormer title of the show o w, Bay Area. show, High Scho o Sp ol orts F ocus, might ring a School Sports Focus, bell b ell to man many ny eligible vvoters.) oters o .) Braunstein’s Braunste ein n’s p political olitical chops ar aree a
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Tam T Tam Truong: rruon ng: Detective shows pro mise promise
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Att just 30 A 0 yyears eears old, old Truong Truong’ Truong’ss ccareer ar a eer e. He has clipp clipped ed at an ambitious pac pace. straight from went straigh ht fr om graduating out of San JJose ose St S ate to joining the Sant State Santaa Clara C oun ntty Sheriff ’’ss O ffice, wher County Office, wheree he work keed ffor or ffour o our yyears. o eears. Truong then worked Police Department, joined the San S JJose ose P olice Depar tment, wheree he w was promoted detective wher as a pr omoted to detectiv ve sexual ffor o or the se xu ual assaults unit a yyear eear ahead schedule—partly because speaks of schedule — tly b —par ecause he sp eaks Vietnamese, native tongue,, fluently fluently. V iietnamesee, his nativ ve tongue y. political novice, Truong iss a p olitical no ovvice, but his stance pension bold st ance on p e ension rreform effo orm is b old if not admirable.. Most police officers admirable M p olice offic ers admit pension necessary city p ension rreform efform o is nec essary ffor or the cit o ty to b veen nt in the futur e, but Truong bee solv solvent future, go es a step fur ffurther ther in his opinion that goes Measur i the only w ay to rrescue escue the Measuree B is way budget and rrestaff estaff a depar tment that department has b een de ecimated b ayoffs o , transf feers been decimated byy la layoffs, transfers and unfilled d vac ancies. vacancies. W aud Chu u’s pr oactivve appr ro oach Wee appla applaud Chu’s proactive approach t the to th cit ittyy’’s plastic pl ti bag b ban, b which hi h city’s has b een me et with mixed rreviews evviews yyet eet been met shows San JJose o w ose aants to st ay ahead wants stay of the cur ve on gr een en nvvironmental curve green environmental p olicies. Onee p oint we str ongly disagr ee policies. point strongly disagree with Truongg on is his suggestion that bee rrepealed, the bag ban should b epealed, and all en nvvironm mental eff ffo orts that impact environmental efforts businesses— —even e mo destlyy—should s businesses—even modestly—should w aait ffor o or a ccounty o ty or st ount atewide p olicyy. wait statewide policy. done.. This is how nothing n gets done But aside ide fr ffrom om a bag b ban, b Chu Ch u’s Chu’s major ac accomplishments com mplishments seem to b bee the inst allattion of LED str eetlights, a installation streetlights, leng gtth hy pr ocess to cr eate the Berr yeessa lengthy process create Berryessa Business A ssociation and holding the Association o vvotes otes without sufficiently union line on ar ticulatingg his rreasons. easons. He signs on articulating mor h sets up moree than he up.. Truong will w b ogress, bee a work in pr progress, we’d rather have but we ’d rat ther ha ave someone work their ttail ail off ff than get ffour our mor o eears of moree yyears the same same..
Wee don W don’t n’’t know enough ab about out T Tam aam Truong to giv uivvocal givee an unequ unequivocal endorsement, but we do o know that District 4 incumb ent Ka ansen Chu has incumbent Kansen b een a mostly ineff ffeectivvee memb er of been ineffective member the Cit ty C ouncil. City Council. It ’s time to giv ve someo one else a chanc e. It’s give someone chance.
Metro previously endorsed: Rose Met ro pr revioously endor rssed: R ose o rict Herrera Jose City Council District Herr reera (San nJ oose Cit ty C oouncil Dist 8), Pierluigi Oliv erio (Dist rict 6), A sh Oliverio (District Ash Kalra (Dist r 2), J rict oe Smitian (C Coountt y (District Joe (County Sup ervisor), and ‘Y Yees’ on Measur es A, C Supervisor), ‘Yes’ Measures C,, E, G & H.
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work in pr ogress, but hee has a clear progress, ggrasp p of the issues as wel ll as some well inter esting ideas on how w to generate interesting rrevenue evenue e ffor o or the cit ty. He falls f in line with city. Ma ayor Chuck R eeed and the majorit ty Mayor Reed majority of the ccouncil ouncil that supp o ted p or ension supported pension through Measure B.. While he he’s rreform effo orm thr ough Measur re B ’s social Democrat—he gay a so cial Demo cratt— —he supp ssupports orts ga ay marriage,, unlik unlike mayor marriage ke the ma ayo or of the 10th largest city nation—Braunstein lar gest cit ty in the nation n—Braunstein fiscally approach oach to has a fisc ally cconservative onservativve appr budgeting,, which he cul cultivated from budgeting ltivated fr om over running his own small business b o ver decades. the last ttwo wo w dec ades. professional staff Bitbadal is a pr offeession nal st aff aide served State who ser ved e under St ate Sen. Elaine Councilmember ou Alquist and fformer ormer C o uncilmember Lezotte before working Linda L ezotttte b effo ore wo orking as chief of st aff under District 4’ K Chu. She staff 4’ss Kansen serves planning also ser vees on the planni ing ccommission. ommission. policy Her ccomprehension omprehension of p olicy is as sharp any person’s race. as an ny p erson n’s in this rac ce. government While go veernment eexperience x erience ccan xp an bee useful, however, think City b useful howe veer, we th hink Cit ty outsider’ss p perspective Hall needs an outsider’ erspectivve pryy lo loose from current malaise.. to pr ose fr om the cu urrent malaise Working speed W o orking at the sp eed off business is a heard ccommon ommon rrefrain efrain hear d downtown, d culturee needs to bee rrepaired. but the cultur ob epaired. Bitbadal’ss endorsementss fr from labor Bitbadal’ om lab or support Measuree unions despite her supp ort of Measur B,, which ccame the game,, is also B ame late in th he game not easily eexplained. xplained. x Wee also ha have acknowledge W ave to ackno owledge Fedor, ccandidate andidate Denelle F edorr, chief of staff Couniclmember st aff ffor or District 6 C o ouniiclmember Oliverio the Pierluigi Oliv veerio and th he only independent race. indep endent in this rac e. Her idea bonding to ttake ak ke the lease rrevenue eveenuee b onding process City pr ocess out of the handss of the Cit ty Council—poor decisions C ouncil—poor decision ns in the past budgeting included unfunded bud dgeting ffor or ttwo o w wo Hayes golf ccourses ourses and Ha ayees Mansion—is M substantial policy proposal the most subst antial p ollicy pr oposal of any any fivee districts districts.. an ny ccandidate andidate in an ny of the t fiv style, however, seems better Her st tyyle l , howe h ever, seem ms b etttter suited i d behind to working b ehind the sc sscenes. enes. With race, W iith six ccandidates andidates in n this rac e, the primaryy is mer merely prelude primar ely a pr elu ude to a bigger battle November. For now, bat tttle in N ovember. F orr now w, though, nod Bruanstein gets our no d to bring District 10 back to rrelevancy. elevaancyy.
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Facebook Fumbles in Market Debut After years of speculation and months of anticipation, Facebook’s stock debut in the last week has performed surprisingly below expectations, with reports that shares on Monday dropped nearly 11 percent from the initial public offering price of $38 per share to $34.03. This has triggered what some are calling more proof of a growing and unsustainable imbalance across the tech investment spectrum—and another bubble in danger of bursting. Facebook is far from the only tech firm to have seen its stock value dip below its initial offering price; in recent months, Groupon, Zynga and Angie’s List have seen a similar drop. But no company enjoyed the sort of wide-eyed anticipation that Facebook did in the days leading up to its debut, with reportedly the largest IPO in tech history. Many fingers are being pointed, beginning with Morgan Stanley, the lead banker on the IPO, who, some are claiming, along with Facebook executives, didn’t heed the advice of other investors regarding a lower opening stock price. The enormous demand from investors on Friday morning when the stock went public was itself an additional recipe for disaster. The NASDAQ became so overwhelmed that trading was delayed by a halfhour, to 11:30am EST, halting many trade confirmations from being sent out until as late as 1:50pm EST and leaving investors to buy blindly. This obligated Morgan Stanley to buy an estimated $30-$40M in an effort to make sure the stock didn’t break below asking price. What happens next will be for the market to decide, but considering his wedding to college sweetheart Priscilla Chan this past Saturday, it’s safe to say that Zuckerberg has had a hell of a weekend—let’s just hope the real honeymoon lasts longer than the company’s.—RB
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Apple and Samsung Meet to Settle Patent War The heads of Apple and Samsung met in San Francisco on May 21 to attempt to bring some closure to the long-fought patent war between them. The legal knockdown-drag-out has been going on since 2010, when Apple met with Samsung to avoid a long, ugly fight in court. Apple ended up taking Samsung to court in April 2011, and it’s been an ongoing fight in multiple markets over some choice patents. Now, the two tech titans are meeting again to start to make amends. The mediation will take place today and tomorrow at a courthouse in San Francisco, and they’re hoping to begin a cross-licensing agreement. Judge Joseph Spero will oversee the proceedings; the battle over the United States will begin in July if there isn’t an agreement reached. This is an extremely important case due to the fact that Samsung is an important supplier for Apple,
and Apple is one of Samsung’s biggest customers. Their business arrangements could radically change as collateral damage.—BN
HP Restructuring Plans Leaked; 30K Jobs to Be Cut CEO Meg Whitman is expected to announce HP’s large restructuring plans next week but already there’s been a leak to the press. AllThingsD reports that the No. 1 PC manufacturer (yes, it’s still not Apple [yet]) is digging deep to correct years of mismanagement. HP is going to cut 30,000 jobs over the next year throughout the company. According to AllThingsD’s sources, HP isn’t doing this to curtail bleeding or boost profits in the short term but instead is planning to put the money saved back into the company in R&D. HP isn’t handing out pinks to every one of the 30K but instead will also provide a voluntary retirement option to around 5,000 employees.—DH
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BY PIERLUIGI OLIVERIO
Defer and Drop to Net $1 Million LAST YEAR, I wrote about a parcel of land that was converted from commercial zoning to residential by my council colleagues … some of whom are “friendly” with a certain lobbyist. Many believe this parcel was converted as a “quid pro quo” so AT&T would sell its land for a potential baseball stadium. I opposed this rezoning, since I wanted to retain all of the land for jobs, thus a better tax base to pay for city services. There was a promise from the lobbyist that “a someday office building,” on a postage stamp portion of the parcel, would be built. However, no progress had been made. On the other hand, the larger portion of the parcel for the housing portion (as usual) has been moving along rather quickly. The housing developer needed to buy some of the road from the city to make the project work. I noticed this item on the council agenda and asked my council colleagues for a deferral, so we could make some progress on the promised office building. The next day at the Rules Committee, I asked for this time to be dropped entirely from future council agendas. As expected, calls came quickly from the housing developer and lobbyist. I asked for some tangible progress on the office building prior to the council meeting, when this item would be back on the council agenda. A meeting was held, and an office development proposal now has the opportunity to come forward this summer. But there’s no guarantee, as greed might foil the day. The housing developer on this parcel had an outstanding debt to the city of San Jose of $1 million for a light rail station. These fees were owed for nearly five years from a prior housing development. I asked
that the housing developer pay this past due money before the council vote. The housing developer has agreed to cut a check for $1 million dollars on June 1, and if they do not the city will hold up escrow. Sometimes delay can be a good thing.
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Braunstein Gives Back Bumb Money Robert Braunstein, a TV sports broadcaster and candidate for
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District 10’s City Council seat, returned a $500 contribution from Brian Bumb this week, after San Jose Inside notified his campaign that Bumb and his company, Bumb & Associates, hold a management stake in Bay 101 Casino. According to ethics provisions listed in Title 12.06 (Municipal Campaign and Officeholder Contributions) under the city’s code of ordinances, candidates for elected office are not allowed to accept money from San Jose’s card rooms, as well as anyone in a management role in those businesses or their spouses. City Clerk Dennis Hawkins confirmed that he sent a letter to Braunstein regarding Bumb’s contribution. “[Bumb] is in one of the categories that makes it a prohibited contribution,” Hawkins said. Braunstein replied with a letter of his own saying the contribution had been returned, Hawkins said. Bumb and his family have owned Bay 101 since it was opened in the mid ’90s. The Bumb family gained much of its wealth from the San Jose Flea Market, which is why Braunstein says he thought the contribution wouldn’t run afoul of FPPC standards.—Josh Koehn
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seemingly. The old Wahlquist Library was a crumbling relic of a place—in a magnificent way. Plaster intermittently tumbled from the walls, and it seemed like the elevators took five minutes to go up three floors. But the Special Collections room was a pristine oasis amid the ruins, where Jack kept track of so much historical ephemera that it was mind-boggling. Unfortunately, you couldn’t browse. Everything was located in the back, and you had to be sniffing for something in particular, pretty much like the current Special Collections room on the fifth floor of the MLK library. Jack commanded an elderlike presence in that room. He was like the grand old man of local lore. It seemed
he k knew the names of every llike k h faculty member who had ever taught at the university for 100 straight years. It was not until much later that I would discover the books he himself had written about San Jose history. There were many. He penned a colorful taxonomy of characters and places, titled Historical Footnotes of Santa Clara Valley, and then just recently its sequel, Historical Highlights of Santa Clara Valley. Both of those volumes are jammed with crackpot yarns and forgotten stories. I’ve based several columns on info I originally learned from those books. Another gem, a smaller paperback, Historic San Jose: Tales of Naglee Park, concentrates specifically on that neighborhood, its architecture and history, all of which go back to the 19th century. In gorgeous detail, Jack drills down into the histories of specific houses and the people who inhabited them, folks like Paul Masson and the first wife of John Steinbeck. I still refer to those books all the time, and I will testify that they helped provide a foundation for me to find
my own voice as a “crackpot historian,” so to speak. It was in Jack’s books that I first researched Astley (A.D.M.) Cooper, San Jose’s most famous painter, who paid off his bar tabs with nude portraits of women. Saloons up and down the coast carried Cooper’s paintings. One local saloon keeper owned so many Cooper nudes that he named his watering hole the Louvre Saloon after the Louvre in Paris. Cooper died in 1924, and the Louvre Saloon was located at 53 N. First St. I would love to see that practice revived. In any event, I did not even hang out with Jack until 2003, when he led a four-hour walking tour of downtown San Jose’s historical buildings. I was easily the youngest one in the group, and I conjured up a screed in the July 3 issue of Metro that year. Ever the cantankerous historian, Jack began the tour right where a restaurant exploded near First and Santa Clara streets in the early ’60s. As the tour later crept down San Fernando, Jack told us the Cinebar was where all the left-wing SJSU faculty congregated in the late ’50s and early ’60s. Who would have thought that, a half-century later, one would see Frida Kahlo and punk bands painted on the walls of the place. Over the years, I called Jack whenever I needed to fill in some obscure details on certain communiqués I was conjuring up, and he always called me back. He was a treasured resource. After Clyde Arbuckle, Leonard McKay and a few others, Jack can be seen as the last of his generation of local historians. His are not easy shoes to fill. Saturday afternoon, Jack’s friends and family will host a public memorial service at Kelley Park. The stories will undoubtedly unfold. When Leonard McKay passed away, a celebration took place on the same grounds, with every old boy from every network making an appearance. The Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus, a.k.a. the Clampers, even brought their own Budweiser truck. For Jack’s memorial, I do not know what will happen, but it will be historic.
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UMMER, as a concept, is the UMMER, most ephemeral eral division of epheme the calendar. calendar. It begins as the nears, and soon s solstice nears, the days are getting shorter just when we crave the daylight the t most. And crave without even noticing—suddenly, noticiing—suddenly y, it’s last summer. summer. it’s That’s That ’s why wh hy ha having avving a plan in plac p placee is a wise summer summer-maximization strateg strategy. y. There There are arre races races to run,, lakes lakes to sswim, wim, concerts concerts to b bee enjoyed, enjoyed, holidays h holida ayys to ffête, êête, festivals feestivals to eexperience. xperience. Our summer ccoverage overage includ includes des an inin-depth depth look look at the first big str street eet fair of the year: yeaar: the SubZERO SubZER RO Festival Festival in downtown San JJose. ose. Since Since many m y of the ccommunities man ommunities in the South Ba ay host free free weekly week kly summer shows we’ve Bay shows, we’ve broken them out by city—and interviewed local zydeco star Andre Thierry, who appears at not one, but two, series in June. Metro’s writers have sifted through scores and scores of concerts looking for rock, hip-hop, metal, blues and jazz at venues large and small—as well as selecting highlights in movies and outdoor recreation. Finally, in response to overwhelming demand (and some very cranky emails and phone messages, frankly), we have brought back Metro’s popular weekend-by-weekend schedule of festivals, fairs and special events from Memorial Day to Labor Day, with more than 80 ways to leave the couch. As always, our summer guide is an organic creation that continues to proliferate on the web, so be sure to check regularly on SanJose.com and Metroactive.com and like the MetroFB.com Facebook page to receive ongoing updates. Next week’s issue will take an in-depth look at the summer stage season. See you when the leaves start to fall.
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Street Drum Corps plans to bring a sense of spectacle to SubZERO.
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marketing mark keeting money, moneey, people people filled the streets str eets ffor o or SubZERO SubZER RO quickly. quicklyy. Though theyy still b believe freak the elieve the fr eak ccontingent ontingent theyy ha have is their ccore ore audience, audience, the ave a vvery ery inclusivee definition of bee a inclusiv o who ccan an b partt of this. par this. From From the th he manager at the theyy learned rrock ock ggym ym downtown, downtown n,, the about “vertical dancing”—people ab out “v veertical danci ing” people who ing”—p from do their rroutines outines while wh hile hanging fr om rropes opes off the side of a building”—and aree tr trying some ar ying to get som me of them to perform p erfo orm at SubZERO SubZER RO this yyear. eear. Theyy also lo love promote The ove to pr p omote leftartists like field ar tists lik ke local locall musician Dru, been playing who had b een pla ayyin ng music in his bedroom before b edroom ffor o or years years b effor o e he met Lakey Eder.. He pla plays L akey and Eder p ayys his music metal while wearing a met tal helmet he had himself. bee on one off made d ffor or o himself hi lff. He He will ill b stages SubZERO the st ages at SubZER RO this yyear. eear.
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“This downtown is going g to b bee what we mak makee of it,” sa says ayys L Lakey. akey. T To o have that end, the duo ha ave become become rather dropping notorious ffor or o dr oppingg all kinds of suggestions to their ar artist friends,, t friends tist encouraging enc ouraging them to ttake a e risks and ak especially Many times,, esp ecially to ccollaborate. ollaboratte. Man ny times perhaps nothing ccomes omes of it, but bu ut p erhaps the most famous ccollaboration ollab boration that was Bangerz’ss did ccome ome out of it w as the Bangerz Bangerz’ Taiko mindblowing set with San JJose ose T aaiko SubZERO at SubZER RO in 2012. Taiko, “The Bangerz and T aaiko, it was was poking ttwo wo yyears ears of kind of p o oking them. Because kept Bec ause we just k ept seeing seeeing it in says Eder.. “Y “You our head,”” sa ayys Eder You o might have wheree ha ave 10 of these thingss wher you’re people. Because you’re poking poking p eople. Bec ause ffor o or always us the cconversation on nversation alw wayys starts starts months out. We We run into in nto Cutso [of the Bangerz], Bangerz] and then t we run Franco [from Taiko]. into Franc o [fr om San n JJose ose T aaiko]. ‘C’mon, ‘C ’mon, what do yyou ou guys g think? Have Ha ave you you talked talked to those tho ose guys yyet?’ et?’ You have those, Y ou ha o ave a ffew ew of thos se, and yyou ou keep k eep doing it. “
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Eligh. The hea headliners adliners this year ar aree mostly ’90s soldiers like Jane’s Jane J ’s Addiction, Garbage and CCake. ake. However, Howeveer, there there is also the Naked and the Famous, whoo formed formed in 2008. Sounding eerily like P assion Pit P ’s long-lost twin band, they Passion Pit’s made the al t-radio Top Top o 10 in 2010 with “Young “Young o alt-radio Blood.”” Fellow w indie rockers rockers Silversun Pickups will rrelease elease ttheir heir new album, Neck of the W ooods, next month. On the Soundcheck LLocal Woods ocal Band SStage tage tthis his year ar aree two South Bay bands, the Holdup aand nd Young Yooung Science.
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MAYHEM MA AY YHEEM FESTIVAL FESTIV VAL Julyy 1;; Shoreline Shoreline Amphitheatre, Amphitheatr p e,, Mountain View.. Slayer?? Anthr Anthrax? View ax? Motorhead? Did metal ffans ans just die and go to heaven? That this is the p ffor or the 5-year-old ffestival estival coming-out party is beyond qu estion. Though Mayhem has done question. thrash a good job inn the past rrepresenting epresenting thr ash and the genr e’s other subgenr es, it ’s another genre’s subgenres, it’s thing entir entirely elyy to have thr three ee of the big ffour our at year’s show. this year ’s sh how. TTechnically, echnically e y, the headliner is but—c’mon, performing Slipknot, but —c ’mon, rreally? eally? Also perf orming aree High on Fire, ar F e, the Devil Wears Fir Wears Prada, Prada, As As I Lay Dying an andd Whitechapel.
AL GREEN GREEEN July 13; Montalvo Montalvo Arts Center Center,, Saratoga. Saratoga. TTom om o Tom Toom Clubb said it best, in “Who Feelin’ Feelin’ It”’s It ”’s litany of favorite favorite artists: “Salvation’s “Salvation’s heree a la Al Gr Green.” That’s her G een.” That ’s not just the literal literal salvation, of course, though he’s he’s been an ordained or dained minister min nister ffor or 30 years, and still services it’s delivers ser viices in Memphis. No, it ’s also the nondenominational nondenomina ational kind of salvation that that from only music th hat truly comes fr om the soul Green can deliver. deliver. Gr G een is one of those icons who given has never giv ven up on the music—his last rrecord, ecord, d 2008’s 2008’ss Lay It Down was downright phenomenal,, ffeatured eatured him working with today’s stars like Questlove and John Legend, and went Top Toopp 10.
Rock the Bells rocks Shoreline in late August with Kid Cudi leading the charge.
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LIVE & LLOCAL O L OCA Weeklyy, various locations; keep checking Weekly, Metro Metr o ffor or detail details. s. Is there there anything mor moree annoying than hhearing earing people (especially out-of-towners who w like to talk smack about the South Bay) say say there’s there’s “nothing “nothing to do” do” in San Jose? Andd could it be any less true? Because it it’s ’s not always easy for for everyone to get the wor wordd outt about their events, and in order figuree out or der to make it easier than ever to figur wheree to find livee music in downtown San wher Jose, the Downtown Downtoown Association Association and Metr Metroo aree working together ar togeether on “Live and LLocal,” ocal,” a
weeekly clustering of live music perf weekly performances ormances that pages. th at will be listed every week in these pag es. The Th he idea is to cover as br broad oad a spectrum of o genres ge enres and age gr groups oups as possible. This week, w embraces from thee ffor or instance, embr aces everything fr om th club ddowntown do owntown t l b bookings b ki to t solo l acoustic ti music m usic at Good KKarma arma to the rrock ock en espan espanol nol at Azucar Azucar,, blues with Mark Hummel and th the he Blues Bl ues Survivors Survivors at Poor Poor House Bistro, Bistro, and even thee High School All SStars th tars at San P Pedro edro Squ Square. uare. Every Ev very week ther theree will be plenty of ways to finally fin nally bury the notion that there’s there’s nothingg to doo downtown.
BFD June 2; Shor Shoreline eline Amphith Amphitheatre, heatre, Mountain View.. Whoever the headline View headliners ers ar aree fr from om year to year year,, most of BFD’s coole coolest est off offerings erings ar aree to be ffound ound in the Subsonicc TTent. eent. This year year,, Oakland’s W Wallpaper allpaper play th there, here, as well as San Francisco’s Fr ancisco’s budding girl rrap app star K. Flay Flay, y, who killed last year on the local stage. Subsonic TTent eent mainstays the Limousi Limousines ines of San Jose will do something slightly diff ddifferent erent this summer,, spinning a DJ set. Other tent acts summer Knifee P Party, Dragonette, include Knif artyy, Dr agoneette, and AmpLive of the Oakland duo Zion I pe performing erforming with
METRO PRE METRO PRESENTS SENTS THE T HE FFOUNTAIN O TA OUNT AIN B BLUES LUES FESTIVAL FE STIV VAL July 14; St. St. James Jaames Park, Park, San Jose. For thr three ee decades, the Fountain Blues Festival has been the Bayy Area’s Area’s little blues ffestival estival that could. Growing Gr owing quickly quicckly under the stewar stewardship dship of TTed ed e Gherke, the t festival festival has had its ups and down. Last year, yeear, it found found a new home in St. St. Park; James P ark; iit’s t’s back this year with a lineup ffeaturing eaturing 201 10 Blues Female Artist of the Year Yeear 2010 Foster.r. With the passing of Etta James Ruthie Foste (who played the ffestival estival in 2005), the blues needs a str strong onng ffemale emale spirit to carry carry on her tradition tr adition of soulful soulful passion, and they don’t don’t come any more moore soulful or passionate than Foster.. Also performing Foster p orming are perf are the remaining remaining members of Woodstock Woodstock legends CCanned anned Heat and a myster mystery y ryy headliner to be announced next month. A “Chicago Blues Shootout Shootout”” will ffeature eature Chicago’s Chicaago’s LLurrie urrie Bell and ffellow ellow Windy ohn Primer eer city slinger Jo John Primer,, who started his car career backing lege legends nds like Muddy W Waters aters and Willie Dixon. (SP)
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KEEP YOUR VTA YOUTH DISCOUNT ®
Apply for a Youth Clipper card at an upcoming event. Starting July 1, 2012, VTA youth monthly passes will be available only on Clipper. To apply for the Youth Clipper card, bring your proof of age to an upcoming application event (a parent/guardian signature is also required). Wednesday, May 23 1660 Winchester Blvd Campbell, 5pm–8pm
Saturday, May 26 112 Rengstorf Ave Mountain View, 9am–12pm
Saturday, May 26 5 S. First St San Jose, 2pm – 5pm
Wednesday, May 30 200 N. Winchester Blvd Santa Clara, 5pm– 8pm
Saturday, June 2 2105 Morrill Ave San Jose, 9am–12pm
Saturday, June 2 440 Blossom Hill Rd San Jose, 2pm –5pm
Wednesday, June 6 780 E. Santa Clara St San Jose, 5pm– 8pm
Saturday, June 9 1334 Saratoga Ave San Jose, 2pm – 5pm
Saturday, June 9 745 E. Dunne Ave Morgan Hill, 9am–12pm
Tuesday, June 12 1570 W. Campbell Ave Campbell, 5pm – 8pm
Thursday, June 14 770 First St Gilroy, 5pm–8pm Saturday, June 16 1760 Story Rd San Jose, 9am –12pm Saturday, June 16 105 E. El Camino Real Sunnyvale, 2pm – 5pm
For a list of accepted proofs of age, visit clippercard.com/VTA or call 877.878.8883.
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With luck, K. Flay will be fully energized for her June 2 show at BFD.
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Julyy 19; San Jose Center ffor orr Performing Performing g Arts. It’s It ’s atrocious atrocious how celebs clutter clutter Twitter Tw witter with star power and nothing to sa say, ayy, but Aziz Ansari is the exception. His rrecent ecent fantasy, fantasyy, laid out in a series of tweets, about a boring flight turning into a Jay-Z and KKanye annye party was the funniest thing on there there in ages. agges. He’s He’s come up so fast fast because he’s he’s learn ned better than learned most how to use the social networking n beast to connect with his ffans ans while while still laughing at it all (and himself). LLooks ooks like his time on Parks P arks and Rec is about up, but but he’s he’s got a new comedy special out, and I doubt dooubt he’s he’s sweatin’ sweatin’ it right g now now..
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Aug. 17; Shor Shoreline eline Amphith Amphitheatre, eatre, Mountain View.. Anyone who went to Bassnectar View B Bassnectar’s ’s show at the Event Center got a bigg taste of what an EDM show is like. It had the neon, glitter glitter,, and vibe—everything almost clothing optional vibe e—everything Identity but the body paint, which Ide entity Fest will supply in bulk. The ID Fest is known to get ridiculously cr crazy, azyy, especially the later it gets. the This year it has to vie with th he I LLove ove This City from Franciso, Festival moving down fr om San S Fr anciso but anciso, maybe it it’ll ’ll actually help Identity Idenntity in the end to have a double bar barrel rel of el electronic ectronic dance music ffestivals estivals in the South Bay this summer; certainly its or organizers ganizers have stacked the deck with an impr impressive essive line lineup. eup. Headlining is SSwedish-born wedish-born Brit Eric Pry Prydz, ydz, who was a big part of making the ’80s cool c again with his 2004 song “C “Call all on Me,” an a electr electroo rree-
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working of SSteve teeve Winwood’s ““Valerie.” Valerie.” What most people rremember, emember, of course, is the video, with perhaps the most sexually suggestive scenes ever sh shot hot in a gym—and that that’s ’s saying Thhen there’s there’s Deadmau5 and something. Then collaborator Wolfgang Wolfgang Gartner, Gartner, who Skrillex collaborator comes from from my m own native backwoods in San Luis Luis Obispo, Obisppo, and first made his name as a deep house DJ. DJ. His rock-influenced rock-influenced single from from last year, yearr, “Illmerica,”” shows how far far he’s he’s come, while still sttill paying tribute to his house roots. Excision, Excisionn, Showtek, Datsik, Doctor P, P, Le roots. Castle Castle Vania, Vania, Noisia, N Arty and many more more will also perform. perform.
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Aug. 2525-26, 26, Shoreline S eline Amphiteatr Shor Amphiteatre, e, Mountain Vie View. ew. When Bone Thugs-N-Harmony signedd by Eazy-E, Kid CCudi first got signe udi was an year,, CCudi actual kid. Butt this year udi and the rreunited eunited Bone will bothh headline Rock the Bells. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Thugs-N-Harm mony all but ffell ell apart in 2000, Flesh-N-Bone after Flesh-N-Bone was sentenced to prison group and the rest rest of of the gr oup ffeuded euded with Bizzy Bone. But after afteer an up-and-down rreunion, eunion, all five members membeers will perform perform at the ffestival estival NWA with a tribute to Easy-E. Eazy’s fformer ormer NW A partner Ice CCube ube will also perform perform along with Nas, Mac Miller, Milleer, Big Daddy KKane, ane, Redman and Method Man ((performing performing their Blackout album entirety), Atmosphere, ASAP Rocky, in its entir ety), A tmosphere, Murs, A SAP Rock y, KKendrick endrick Lamar, Lamaar, Slick Rick and more. more. A Hit Squad rreunion eunionn will feature feature Redman, EPMD, K-Solo, Das EFX EFFX and KKeith eith Mur Murray ray perf performing orming together.. together
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ASIAN ART MUSEUM
PHANTOMS OF ASIA MAY 18–SEPT 2, 2012 www.asianart.org/phantoms Life. Death. The Cosmos. What’s it all about? See bold new art that explores spirituality in Asia. This exhibition was organized by the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco in collaboration with the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo. Presentation at the Asian Art Museum is made possible by support from The Bernard Osher Foundation, the W.L.S. Spencer Foundation, Koret Foundation, Columbia Foundation, The Henri and Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, Credit Suisse, United, Union Bank, Christie’s, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and an anonymous foundation, with additional support from The Japan Foundation and The Dedalus Foundation, Inc. Media sponsors: SF Bay Guardian, East Bay Express, The Bold Italic, SF Arts Quarterly, Art Practical, KQED. Poklong Anading, Anonymity (detail), 20082011 (ongoing project). © Poklong Anading, 2011; Courtesy Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz, Austria.
Asian Art Museum Chong-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art & Culture 200 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA 94102 415.581.3500
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SSPIDER PIDER SSALOFF ALOFF O June 27 27, 7, 6:30pm, free; free; Jazz on the Plazz, LLos os Gatos T o own Plaza.. Far too little Town hear West Coast, Coast, Chicago jazz heardd on the West singer Spider Saloff is a connoisseur of the American Songboo k, an original stylist Songbook, who specializes in the witty repartee repartee of Cole P orter and the exq quisite music of Billy Porter exquisite SStrayhorn. trayhorn. A dynamic perf pperformer ormer who ar rives arrives in the Bay Ar ea after ppremiering remiering her oneArea woman musical The Ro Roar oar of the Butterflyy, Saloff perf performs orms as partt of LLos os Gatos’s Gatos’s Jazz on the Plazz conce concert ert series with a band led by pianist KKen en n Muir Muir,, featuring featuring the pr odigious trumpeter Erik E Jekabson. prodigious
PEGGY PE GGY SSTERN TERN N QUINTET Terence Blanchard blows for Jazz on the Plazz in San Jose Aug. 8.
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A strong ro roster oster of perform performers mers keep the valley v swingin swinging g all summer summer long B Byy Andrew Anndrew w Gilbert HETHER HETH HER ONE’S ONE NE’S proclivities procl livities run tow ttoward ard Afro-Caribbean AfroCaribbean grooves straight-a ahead swing grooves,, straight-ahead or sultry singers, singers, there’s t there’ s a wealth of jazz talent ta alent on tap in the South Bay B this summer.. Best of all, summer alll, there’s there’s no shortage of free free concerts, concerts, with just about every ev very city in the valley valley offering offerring a free outdoor concert conce ert series. series. Here H ere is a baker’s baker’s dozen d recommended gigs, gigs, but I could easily double doublle that number.. number
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WALLY W ALL A LY SCHNALLE May 25, 7pm, m, $15; Theatr Theatree on San Pedro Pedro 7pm Square, Squar e, San Jose. No one on the South Bay scene hass done mor moree to overthr overthrow ow the tired tir ed notion th that hat jazz/r jazz/rock ock fusion is a spent creative cr eative force force than drummer/composer Wally W ally Schnalle. Schnallee. Celebr Celebrating ating the rrelease elease of his potent new CCD, D, Live at YYoshi’s, oshi’s, he perf performs orms with the album album’s m’s stellar cast, ffeaturing eaturing tenor saxopho saxophonist onist Dann Zinn, guitarist Jeff Murray Massanari, keyboardist keeyboardist Mur ray LLow, ow w, and bassist Jason Muscat. Expect muscular beats, intricat intricately tely constructed tunes, rrapidly apidly shifting time signatur ssignatures es and searing solos, all delivered deliver ed with h unfussy pr precision. ecision.
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vocalist KKat at Parra Parra is in the midst of a creative taken ffascinating ascinating cr eative quest that has ta aken from fronting excavating her fr om fr onting salsa bands to exca avating Sephardic setting centuries-old Sephar dic songs and se etting grooves. them to an array array of enticing Latin gr o ooves. light, With her supple sense of time and lig ght, silvery tone, she puts her distinctive stamp s on every piece she sings. Parra Parra performs performs free Wednesday as part of San Jose Jazz’s fr ee W edneesday concert series with her rregular egular cats, Murray including pianist Mur ray LLow, ow, bassistt Chris Foltz LLopes, opes, drummer Dan Fol tz and Masaru Masaru Koga Koga on woodwinds. She also performs pperforms at the 23rdd Annual San Jose Jazz Summer Fest. 23r F
ANTON SCH ANTON SCHWARTZ WA ARTZ QUARTET QU ARTET June 224, 4, 4pm, $12/$14; City Lights Theater,r, San Jose. Though he movedd to Theater Seattle a ffew ew years ago, tenor saxophonist saxophonist
July 1, 4:30pm, $35;; Bach Baach Dancing & Dynamite Society Society, y, Douglas Dou uglas Beach House, Half Moon Bay Bay. y. Pianist Pianist/composer t/composer P Peggy eggy SStern tern first gained natio national onal attention in the early ’90s thr ough a series seeries of gor geous through gorgeous rrecordings ecordings with legend legendary ary al alto to saxophonist Lee KKonitz. onitz. Equally at home h playing with straight Gerry str t aight i ht ahead h d masters t s like lik G Ger ry Mulligan M lli progressive and SStanley tanley Turrentine Tur u rentine or pr ogressive explorers Barry Altschul explor ers like Bar ry Al tsschul and Julian Priester,, Stern Priester Stern has steadily steaadily developed into a distinctive composer in her own right draws whose music dr aws deeply deeply on classical training, Afro-Caribbean tr aining, love of Afr o-Caribbean a rhythms idiosyncratic and idiosyncr atic harmonic harmonic sensibility. sensibility. For performs alto this gig, she perf orms with w al to saxophonist “Sweet” “S weet” Sue Terry, Ter e ry, trumpeter trum mpeter Chuck MacKinnon, bassist Peter Petter Barshay and the Allison Miller.. brilliant drummer Alliso on Miller
ROY H ROY HAYNES AY YNES FFOUNTAIN OUNT TAIN A OF Y OUTH B A AND YOUTH BAND July 14, 8pm, $15–$42; $15–$422; Stanford Stanford Jazz Auditorium. Festival, Dinkelspiel A uditorium. Fountain Att 87 87, of Youth? Youth? Roy Haynes ain’t a ’t kidding. A ain 7, the ageless jazz legendd is playing with as power,, presence much power presence and authority as ever.. But mere ever mere longevity longevitty isn’t isn’t what sets Haynes apart. From From early earrly gigs with New patriarchs Orleans patriar chs Sidney Sidn ney Bechet and Armstrong through LLouis ouis Armstr ong thr ouggh classic rrecordings ecordings progenitors Parker, with bebop pr ogenitorss Charlie P arker, Powell Sarah Bud P owell and Sar ah Vaughan Vaughan to his late emergence blooming emer gence as as a bandleader schooling some of the hippest young today, players on the scene to oday, Haynes has drumming defined modern jazz dr rumming almost
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FFAYE AY YE CAR CAROL OL July 19, 6pm, free; free; Stanford Stanford Shopping Center.. Nothing makes Fa Faye Center ye CCarol arol happier frolicking than fr olickingg through through g thee riches of 20thcentury African American music, casting treasures new light on old tr easuress and delighting her audiences as she paus pauses ses to savor each soulful sound. One off the region’s region’s most charismatic vocalists, vocalistss, Carol Carol has been described as ““dynamic” dynamic ” soo often that the wor required part of her wordd has become a required billing. She perf orms as part paart of SF JAZZ’s performs SFJAZZ’s free fr ee Summer Series (everyy Thursday) at the SStanford tanford Shopping Center Cennter with a gifted saxophonist Howardd band ffeaturing eaturing tenor saxo phonist Howar Wiley,, bassist Mar Marcus Shelby, Wiley cus Shel by, pianist Marco Marco Geechi CCasasola asasola l andd ddrummer G Ge eechi hi Taylor. Taylor a l .
JENNIFER SSCOTT JENNIFER COTT T SEXTET July 23, 6pm, free; free; Downtown Downttown Jazz; Redwood City City. y. Jennifer Jennifer Scott Sccott is a musical alchemist, a singer singeer with a gift for for transforming tr ansforming songs often dismissed as pop dr oss into jazz gold, like like her angstdross ridden arrangement arrangement of Lesley Lessley Gore’s Gore’s 1963 lament “It “It’s ’s My P Party.” artyy.”” In Scott Scott’s ’s hands, the teenage tale off woe turns into a surprisingly taut musica musicall melodr melodrama ama advanced by an insinuatin insinuating ng bass line. The Vancouver, V ancouver, B.C., singer is equally e eff effective ective interpreting interpr eting standards standards or reinventing reinventing gems Lennon McCartney. by Joni Mitchell and Lenno on and McC artney.
CHARLESS MCPHERSON CHARLE MCPH HERSON July 25, 7:30pm, $15–$36; $15–$36 6;; Stanford Stanford Jazz Festival, Dinkelspiel Audi Auditorium. torium. Charles known McPherson is still best kno own ffor or his tenure tenure with bass legend Charles Mingus, Mingus which is M understandable but unfortunate, unforttunate, as he’s he’s just about the baddest al alto to saxophonist on the planet. A pr product oduct of De Detroit’s etroit’s thriving post–WW post– WW II scene, he’s he’s be been een based in San Diego since the early 1980s. 1980 0s. He’s He’s joined by the incompar incomparable able Tootie Tootie o Heath, Heath, a drummer whose cr credits edits include clas classic ssic sessions by W Wes es Montgomery Montgomery,, John Col Coltrane trane and his older br brother, other, saxophonist/composer saxophonist/composer Jimmy Heath.
GRETCHEN GRET CHEN P PARLATO A AR RLA ATO AND SSASHA ASHA DOBSON DOB O SON Aug. 1, 8pm, $15–$36;; Stanford Staanford Jazz Festival, Dinkelspiel Audi Auditorium. torium. Two Two rravishing avishing CCalifornia alifornia gals who w have made good in New York York City return retu urn to the West West Coast ffor or a luminous double doubble bill. LALAGretchen Parlato rraised aised Gr etchen P arlato is the CCassandra assandra
Wilson of her generation, her gener ation, a singer who has redefined jazz redefined jaz zz singing with her affinity ffor or Brazilian rhythms transparent Brazilian rhy thms and love of tr ansparent textures. textures. Weaned Weaaned on jazz, Santa Cruz’s Sasha Dobson Dobsoon has honed a singer/ songwriter ssensibility ensibility while never losing her improvisational They’ree sharing improvisaational chops. They’r a superlativee band ffeaturing eaturing pianist Taylor Taylor a Eigsti, bassist bassisst Alan Hampton, drummer Kendrick Moreno. Kendrick Scott, Scoott, and guitarist Mike Mor eno.
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TERENCE T ERENCE B BLANCHARD LANCHARD Aug.. 8, 6:30pm, 6:30pm, free; free; Jazz on the Plazz, LLos os Gatos T o Plaza. Whether scoring own Town a Hollywood film, running the prestigious prestigious Thelonious Monk M Institute, or leading his blazing band d, New Orleans trumpeter band, TTerence er e ence is a cr eative fforce orce whose influence creative is almost as per vasive as the man he pervasive rreplaced eplaced in Art A Blakey’s Jazz Messengers (a guy name ynton Marsalis). It ’s rare rare namedd W Wynton It’s indeed to ca tch him at a fr ee performance, performance, catch free andd he h hits hit LLos os Gatos G t with ith his hi gifted ift d young band ffeaturing eaturing Cuban Cuban pianist Fabian Almazan, saxophonist saxxophonist Brice Winston, drummer KKendrick en ndrick Scott and bassist Joshua Crumbly Crumbly..
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Square as par Square partt of San JJose ose JJazz’s azz’s Market Music at the Mark et series, s series , and kicks off L Los os Gatos’ Gatos’ss 10th-an 10th-annual nnual V Vasona aasona Vibrations V iibrations summer concert conc o ert series on JJune une 2. “Before was “Bef fo ore I w as kind of o doing the stuff,” says, rregular egular stuff ff,,” he sa ayys, “now I’m box stepping out of the b o a little ox littttle bit, wouldn’t doing stuff I wouldn ’tt normally do.” do.” Still damp with ssweat weeat after a long Berkeley’s Salvage,, show at Berk eley’s Freight Freight e & Salvage Thierryy talks about his journeyy Thierr talks ab out hi is journe from fr om rreluctant eluctant zzydeco ydeco scion to Creole embracing his rrole ole as a ccanny anny Cr eole ambassador.. ambassador Playing Pla ayying with a rrevamped evam mped quintet ffeaturing eaturing e ttwo wo rrecent ecent rrecruits ecruits fr from om Louisiana, guitarist Dwight Carrier L ouisiana, guit arist Dw wight C arrier rubboard, and JJocque ocque Randall on n rubb oard, Thierry’s omnivorous Thierr y’s stylistically stylistically omniv o orous about anyy ccombo ombo ccan an emphasizee just ab out an ingredient makee zydeco ingr edient that mak zydeco such a dance-inducing gumbo, from ttangy, angy, danc e-inducingg gumb o, fr om Cajun blues ccadences adences and old dC ajun tunes Afro-Caribbean grooves jazzz to Afr o - Caribbean gr ooves and jaz improvisation. impr ovisation. Att the Fr Freight, A eight,, the band b alternated ttwo-steps wo -steps with w soulnumbers, inflected numb ers, including inccluding a Cooke’s zzydeco-ized ydeco -ized vversion ersion off Sam C ooke’s 1965 Gang,” powered byy 19 65 hit “Chain Gang ,” p owered b three-part harmonies. Thierryy thr ee-par part vvocal ocal harm monies. Thierr both newfound ubiquity eexplains xplains b oth his ne wfo wf ound ubiquit ty stylistic promiscuity product and st ylistic pr omiscu uity as a pr oduct creative ADD.. of cr eative ADD “Musically bored “Music ally I get b ored e fast,” he “I’vee b been playing over eexplains. xplains. “I’v een pla ayying ffor o or o veer now, figured I’d tryy 20 yyears ears now w, and I figu ured I’ d tr new. something ne w. Right now n I’m looking trying lo oking at tr ying to rreplenish ep plenish the scene new blood sc ene and get some ne w blo od into it.” Thierryy is intimately Thierr intimatelly ac acquainted quainted with ith the th East E t Ba B Bay’s ay’ y’s Louisiana Louisiana o ii old ld guard. guar d. His grandmoth grandmother, her, Mama Lena L ena Pitr Pitre, e, st started arted or organizing g ganizing dances danc es ffor or L o Louisiana ouisiana transplants t at Richmond’ss St. Mark’s Richmond’ Mark’s Hall shortly shortly after mo moving ving to the Bay Baay Area Area in 19 1963. 63. Her ccommunity ommunity eevents ventts ffeatured eeatured the gr greatest eatest zzydeco ydeco m musicians, usicians, and Thierryy soaked Thierr soaked up thee sounds sounds.. “She br brought ought out aacts cts lik likee Clifton Chenier,, Queen Ida an Chenier and nd JJohn ohn Delafose, D Delaf l fo ose, and d that that’s h ’s ho h how ow I got into i the music music,” ,” Thierr Thierryy tel tells lls me me.. “My family still sp speaks eaks Fr French en nch to this da day. ay. It’s It ’s kind of a hidden ccommunity o ommunit y that yyou ou ccan’t an’t rreally eally tell is ther theree unless yyou ou get in close close.” .” Chenier w was as a fr frequent equ uent houseguest at Pitr Pitre’s, e’s, and she ofte often en told Thierr Thierryy
about how about w the zzydeco ydeco legend pick picked ed him up an and nd pr predicted edicted fr from om the b bend end in his arm arm,, “That’s “That’s going to b bee an accordion ac cordion man. man.”” But it w was as hardly hardly a fforegone oregonee cconclusion o onclusion that Thierry Thierry would ttake ake up the zydeco zydeco torch. torch. F For or a kid gr growing ow wing up in Richmond in the late 19 1980s 80s and ’9 ’90s, 0s, country country Creole Creole music didn didn’t n’t pr provide ovide much str street eet cred. cr ed Thier ed. Thierry rry admit admitted ted that he tried to k keep eep a dist d distance. ance. “You “Y Yo ou did didn’t dn’t want want p people eople to make make fun of yyou,” ou u,”” Thierry Thierry said. “But I heard hear d it al alll m myy life, liffe, and I gradually turned to liking it. My grandmother had an ac accordion, cordion, and I used to sneak in her h rroom. oom. I learned a bunch of songs songs,, and a eeventually ventually I sat in with JJohn ohn Delaf Delafose fose o and the Eunic Eunicee Playboys. Pla ayb y oys. After A that I sat in with eeverybody. verybodyy. I got m myy band when I w was as 13, and I’ve I’ve been been playing plaayying eever ver since.” since.” Part P art of what w sets Thierr Thierryy apar apartt from fr om his zzydeco ydeco p peers eers is that he he’s ’s not par particularly ticu ularly cconcerned oncerned ab about out musical music al categories. categories a . He’s He’s a mean blues mus musician ician who who’s ’s recorded recorded with guitarist guit arist Elvin E Bishop Bishop.. He’s He’s also happyy to pla happ p play ay C Cajun ajun tunes tunes,, ignoring the ccolor olor line l that sometimes still divides wh white hite C Cajuns ajuns fr from om Cr Creoles eoles of ccolor olor l in i L Louisiana. o ii ouisiana. “I think k Andr Andree benefited benefited fr from om growing gr owing up u in N Northern orthern C California,” aliffo ornia,”” says sa ays y Micha Michael ael T Tisserand, isserand, who detailed det ailed Th Thierry’s hierry’s early ccareer areer in his in invaluable nvvaluaable 19 1998 98 social social history history Kingdom Zydeco. didn’t The Kingdo om of Z ydec y o. “He didn ’t pettier get stuck iin n some of the p ettier ccompetitions ompetitio ons and grie grievances vances about about whether a song is this or that st style.” yle.” These da days, ayys, Thierr Thierryy is finding new ne w audie audiences diences with i h hi his inf iinfectiously feectiously i l grooving gr ooving shows s and eever-expanding ver- expanding rrepertoire. epertoire. “I just rread ead the crowd, crrowd, o , throw throw stuff out and see wh what hat the they ey rrespond espond to, to,” he says. saayys. “This musicc kind of thr throws ows some p people eople off, ff,, so when ff n yyou o ou bring something they theey know, know w, it draws draaw ws them in.”
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Marlin P Park, ark,, Sundays, 5–7pm; fr free ee 3rdd June 224: 4: SStealing teaaling 3r July 22: Jokers Jokeers & Thieves Aug. 12: Bell Brothers Brothers
Los L ooss Gatos G MUSIC IN THE P PARK ARK Civic Centerr lawn;; Sundays, 5-7pm; 5--7pm; 7 free free June 17: Joe Sharino June 224: 4: Zebop! Zebbop! July 1: Sista Monica July 8: TTempest emp e est July 15: Whit te Album Ensemble White J l 22: July 22 Opera O ra SSan JJose Oper July 29: Sam mbada Sambada Aug. 5: Tony Toony Lindsay Aug. 19: Chris Chris CCain ain Aug. 26: Pete Petee Escovedo
Anton Schwartz shows up July 31, sax in hand, for the Flavors of Jazz series at Santana Row.
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Spider June 27: Spid der Saloff Jamiee Davis July 11: Jami Crossan July 18: KKeith eith h Cr ossan Barbara Morrison July 25: Barb bara Mor rison Akiraa TTana Secret Aug. 1: Akir ana a and the Secr et Agent Men Blanchardd Aug. 8: TTerence er e en nce Blanchar Mitch Woods Aug. 15: Mitc ch W oods and His Rocket 88s
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June 8: Crossfire, Crossfire, e tribute to SStevie tevie Ray Vaughan Vaugghan
Aug. Foreverland Au ug. 31: For everland
June 15: Caravanserai, Caravan nserai, tribute to Santana Wonderbread June 22: W ondeerbread 5 June 29: Mustache Mustacche Harbor Duran Duran July 6: Dur an Du uran Duran Duran Donna, Nickss July 13: Bella Do onna, tribute to SStevie tevie Nick tribute to Neil July 20: Super Diamond, D Diamond
Aug. Au ug. 17: Sun Kings, Beatles tribute
July 9: Primary Colors July 16: Octobop
Monterey Aug. 22: Mon nterey Jazz Festival County High All-Stars School All-S tars
July 23: Jennifer Jennifer Scott Sex xtet Sextet
Paula West Aug. 29: P auula W est
July 30: Anton Schwart Q Schwartzz Quartet Aug. 6: Dayna SStephens tephens Quartet Quartet
MUSIC IN THE P PARK ARK Stafford S tafford P Park; ark; W Wednesdays, ednesdaays, 6–8pm;; fr free ee
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J June 20 Sinister 20: Si i t Dexter D t
LLocation o ocation T TBA; BA; Mondays, 6–8pm; fr free ee
June 27: Volifonix Volifonix
June Ju une 18: Michael O’Neill Quintet Ju une 25: Leon Joyce Quartet June July SEVA, Ju uly 2: SEV VA, A with Hristo Vitchev and Weber W eber Iago
July 11: Alma Desnuda July 18: TTortilla oortilla Soup July 25: TTBA BA Aug. 1: Dr Dream eam P Posse osse
VASONA V ASONA VIBRATIONS V AT VIBRA TIONS Vasona Lak Vasona Lakee County P Park, ark, LLos os Gatos; Saturdays, free Satur days, 5–7pm; 5 ; fr ee Andre Thierry June 2: Andr re Thier ry & ZZydeco ydeco Magic Davidd Cor Correa June 9: Davi rea and CCascada ascada June 16: Women Wom men With Strings Strings Attached Attached June 23: Thee Klezmakers June 30: Tip Tip of the Top. Top. o blues July 7: Kitchen Kitcheen Help, bluegrass bluegrass July 14: Scott Scott T. T. Miller and the Acoustic Acoustic Porkchop Band P orkchop Ba and
July 21: Sher Sherry ry A Austin ustin with Henhouse
Aug. A ug. 8: TTortilla ortilla Soup
July 28: 10th A venue Band, Band, big band Avenue
Aug. Megatones A ug 15: The M ug. egatones
FLAVORS FLA VORS O OFF JJAZZ AZZ Outdoor patios at variouss rrestaurants estaurants on the Row; Tuesdays, Tu uesdays, 7-9pm; 7-9pm m; free free July 3: Kristen SStrom trom TTrio rio r att Thea; Sandra Sandra Aran A ran Duo at Left Bank Julyy 10: Primaryy Colors at Village V g CCalifornia alifornia Bistroo & Yankee Bistr Yaankee Pier July 17: Brian Ho Duo at thee Counter; Rick Vandivier Jardin V andivier Duo at El Jar din July 224: 4: Amy Amy Dabalos TTrio rio r aat LB SSteak; teak; Pamela B-33 Or Organ P amela Rose Bgan TTrio ri r o at Hot TTamales amales a
Aug. Busta-Groove! A ug. 29: Bust ta-Groove!
Cupertino Cupe ertino SSUMMER UMMER CONCERT CONCERT SSERIES ERIES Memorial P Park a Amphitheater; Thursdays, ark 6:30-8pm; free frree J June 77: CCupertino uperrtino ti SSymphonic ymphonic h i Band B d June 14: TTito ito y Su Son de CCuba uba with TTito ito Gonzalez June 21: Mixed Mixeed Nutes June 28: Dazee on the Green Green
Anton Schwartzz Trio July 31: A nton Schwart Trrio at Rosie McCann’s; M cCann’s; Gus KKambeitz ambeitz Duo Duo at Left Bank
July 4: OTR, OTR, 10:30am 10 0:30am
Aug. Wally A ug. 7: W ally Schnalle 4tett at Village Bistroo & Yankee CCalifornia alifornia Bistr Yankee P Pier
July 12: Pladdohg Pladddohg
Aug. A ug 14: Hristo Vitchev Trio ug. Trio r at Thea; Mads Mads TTolling olling o at Vintage Wine Barr
July 5: California Califorrnia Beach Boys
Aug. Band A ug. 21: Jessica Johnson Ba and at Cielo
Campbell Camp pbell
Aug. aat Jardin A ug. 21: Ed Johnson Duo aa at El Jar din
SSUMMER UMMER MUSIC MUSIC SSERIES ERIES
Aug. Mark Arroyo A ug. 28: M ark A rroyo TTrio rio r at at Hot Tamales Taamales Aug. A ug. 28: Laila Smith Trio Trrio at LB Steak Steak
Thursdays, 6:30–8pm; 6 Or Orchard chard City Gr Green een June 21: Houserockers Housserockers June 28: Nigel Nigeel & Clive, British invasion oldies
Mountainn View SSUMMER UMMER CONCERT CONCERT SERIES SERIES
July 5: Long Long Train Train Runnin’ Runnin’ plays Doobie Brothers Br others Julyy 12: CCalifornia alifornia Cowboys July 19: The Shank SShankss
Various locations; Thursd Various Thursdays, ays, 6:30-8pm; free free
July 26: Gr Groove oovve Kings
July 12: SV House rockers rockers on o CCastro astro SStreet treet downtown
A ug. 9: The H itmen Aug. Hitmen
Park July 19: The Cocktail Monkeys Monkeeys at CCuesta uesta P ark OTR, July 26: O TR, classic rrock, ock, CCastro astro SStreet treet Aug. tribute A ug. 2: CCaravanserai, aravanserai, tribut te to Santana, at Rengstorff Park Park Aug. Metal A ug 9: M ug. etal Shop on CCastro asttro SStreet treet Aug. A ug. 23: Long Long Train Train Runnin’, Runnin’,’ tribute to Brothers, Doobie Br others, CCastro astro SStreet trreet
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Aug. A ug. 2: Cockta Cocktail ail M Monkeys onkeys
Aug. A ug. 16: Cr Crocodiles ocoodiles A ug. 23: Sagee Aug.
Santa Sant ta Clara CCONCERTS ONCERTS IN THE P PARK ARK Central Park Central Parkk on Kiely Boulevar Boulevard d between Homestead and a Benton; Wednesdays, Wednesdays, 6:30-8pm orr Sundays, 2:30-4pm; free free June 20: Legally Legaally Blues June 27: Tom Tom o Rigney & Flambeau
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City July 8: Fog Ci ty SStompers tompers
Murphy and W Washington ashington A Avenues; venues; Wednesdays, W ednesdays, 5:30–8:30pm; 5:30–8:30p pm; free free
July 15: Mission Mission College SSymphony ymphony
June 27: TToo ooo Smooth
July 22: Sparkletones Sparkkletones
July 11: Long Long TTrain rain Running, Running, the Shanks, Shanks, classic rrock ock
Pressure July 29: Cool Under Pr essure
brothers, July 18: The Bell br others, country c rrock ock
Aug. A ug. 12: The 357’s 3
July 25: Sage
Aug. Green A ug. 19: Dazee on the Gr een
Aug. A ug. 1: The Hitmen
Aug. A ug. 5: Sidesaddle Sidesaaddle & Co.
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Byy T B Tomasz oomaasz Mackow Mackowiak iaak CASTLE R CASTLE ROCK OCK SSTATE TAT TE P PARK A RK 15000 Sk Skyline yline Blvd., LLos os Ga Gatos. atos. Castle Castle Rock holds a very special place in the hearts of local hikers and rrock ock climbers. No Nott only does it off offer er overnight camping, it it’s ’s probably probaably the best place around ar ound to go rrope ope climbing and a bouldering. What makes it even mor moree precious precious is that the tightening tourniquet ar around ound our state park parkss system’s system ’s neck thr threatens eatens its futur ffuture. e. The park temporary, one-year was given a tempor aryy, one-year rreprieve eprieve this Mar ch, thank Sempervirens Fund; March, thankss to the Sempervirens so make sur suree you get a chance channce to visit this summer.. CCastle summer astle Rock is the starting s point of the Sk yline-to-the-Sea trail, trail,, a 30-mile hike Skyline-to-the-Sea
that takes hik hikers kers fr from om Sar Saratoga atoga Gap, into Big Basin and end ends ds at W Waddell addell Beach. Many hikers take a slight detour d (2.7 miles) and enjoy a slumber night of slumb ber at Sunset TTrail rail Camp. Camp.
SHORELINE LLAKE SHORELINE AKE AQUATIC A QUAT Q TIIC CENTE CENTER R AND CA CAFÉ AFÉ 3160 N. Shor Shoreline e eline Blvd., Mountain View View.. Many South Bay B rresidents esidents have experienced Shor eline Amp phitheatre during the summer Shoreline Amphitheatre summer,, and many hav have ve peer peered ed over the back ffence ence and wondered wonderedd what the heck that lake thing was in tthe he distance. That would be
Giants. The San Jose Gian Giants nts have competed at the municipal stadium m ffor or 70 years and have gr graduated aduated 108 play players yers to play ffor or the parent par ent club, including Tim Tim m Lincecum, Matt CCain, ain, Jonathan Sanchez, Madison Bumgarner and Buster P Posey. osey. P Post-game ost-ggame fir fireworks eworks June 27, displays take place on Ju une 8, June 27 7, July 4 (of course), July 5 and Aug. Auug. 12. There There will be 39 home games this summer; summeer; rregular egular tickets start seniors aree $7. at $10, and kids and seni iors ar $77.
the Shor eline Lake Aquatic P ark. It ’s thee Shoreline Park. It’s most accessible sailing ffacility acility ar ound, and around, ffor or those who don’t don’t ffeel eel like boating, it also has a gr eat caf e/bistro that off ers lake eside great cafe/bistro offers lakeside dining. Shor eline Lake is actually a sal tw water Shoreline saltwater lake, its sour ce being the bay y, so it ’s a great g eat gr source bay, it’s place to see local bir birds ds that would othe otherwise erwise be obscur obscured ed byy the marsh flor flora. a. Ther Theree ar aaree sailboats and paddleboats available ffor orr rrent, ent, a launching ar ea ffor or your small cr aft (no motors area craft allowed) and even a rigging/launching ar ea area ffor or windsurf ers. windsurfers.
SSAN AN JOSE GIANT GIANTSS San Jose Municipal S Stadium. tadium. Everyonee knows San Jose is a large large city. city. In fact, fact, we’re we’re a city c of
18405 Mt. Hamil Hamilton ton Road, Roaad, San Jose. Joseph D. Grant Grant P ark hosts the 5K 5 Pineapple Classic Park on June 9. Teams Teeams will help help each other over obstacles while sporting wack wackyy costumes. Ther categoories to participate in, Theree ar aree various categories even a King KKamehameha amehamehha category y, in which category, two-person teams weighh more more than 400 pounds, or four-person four-person teams t mor moree than 800 pounds. There There will be a post-race p post-r ace Luau, Luau, and spectators can join in thee fun ffor or $10. The race race benefits Leukemia rresearch. esearch.
SAN JOSE BIK SAN BIKE KE P PARTY ARTY LLADIES ADIES RIDE The Bike P Party’s arty’s Ladies Ride R will embark on Saturday, Party Satur dayy, July 14. Like all Bike P arty events,
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Summer Gu Guide uide Outdoor 335 They don’t call them dog days for nothing; this is the time to turn a canine companion loose for some serious romping.
this is sur suree to attr attract act hundreds hundreds e of cycling ffans ans Theree will be mechanics at ffor or a fun evening. Ther adjust the meet-up spot to help ad just bikes, and do organizers minor rrepairs. epairs. The or ganizers of the Bike Party Party rrecognize ecogni e that cycling is a male-dominated ecognize male dominated m sport, and they’d like to intr introduce o oduce as many women as possible to the th thrill hrill of two wheels. The route route hasn’t hasn’t been rreleased eleassed yet; keep an eye on www.sjbikeparty.org. www.sjbikeparty.org.
MT. HA MT. HAMILTON MILLTON N CLASSIC CLASSIC BICYCLE BI CYCLE RA RACE CE May 27 27, 7, 8am. The observatory observatory that scrapes scrapes the eastern horizon has bee been n star stargazing gazing on top of Mt. Hamil Hamilton ton for for well over a century. century. In his poem “The The Purse Seine, Seine Seine,”” Robinson Jeff Jeffers ers lookss down on San Jose fr look from om m Mt. Hamil Hamilton ton and compar es the shining ci ty to a school of compares city sar dines about to be hauled in. That was in sardines 1937 7, and if Jeffers Jeffers were were alivee today, todayy, especially 1937, on May 27, 277, looking toward toward downtown, doowntown, he’d he’d see a diff erent school of reflective reflective creatures creatures different heading towar towards ds the summit. summit. Those would be the participants in the 20 2012 012 Mt. Hamil Hamilton ton Classic. The rrace ace is a 64-mile 64-mile ride upp and over Mt. Hamilton Hamil ton that finishes in Livermore. Livvermore. Observers Observers can witness the competition n fr from om Joseph Gr ant P ark, or Lick Obser vatoory. Participation Participation Grant Park, Observatory. probably in the full rrace ace is pr obably not noot rrecommended ecommended ffor or novice riders, but the presenter presenter e (San Jose Bike Club) off ers the “Race ttoo the Obser vatory” offers Observatory” the same day day.. Elite/Proo riders begin the rrace Elite/Pr ace around around 8am, and the novice competitors head out ar around ound 9:40am.
SILICON V SILICON VALLEY A ALLEEY IINTERNATIONAL NTERNA AT TIONA AL TRIATHLON TR IA ATHLON June 224, 4, 7am; Almaden Lake Lakke P Park, ark, San Jose. This is sur suree be an upse upsetting etting day ffor or the aquatic rresidents esidents of Almaden Alm maden Lake. That Sunday, Sunday y, triathletes of all sha shapes, pes, sizes, ages and genders will descend into intto the chartr chartreuse euse waters to see who can swim m the 1.5K course
the ffastest. This that’s astest. Th his being a triathlon, that ’s only 1/3 of the fun fun. n. Next, a 40K bike rrace ace will take d Santa Theresa, Theresa, up Bailey participants down Road and bac backk ar around ound to Almaden. If you think climbing li bi up B Bailey ailey il Road R d is i fun f on a gr group oup ride, id just think how w much fun it is after you’ve been kicked, scraped scrapeed and pulled on in the water for for 1.5K. The climb climb is especially enjoyable on a Tri/TT frame, Trri/TT bike bike fr ame, where where you can rreally eally crank aeroo bars while climbing. crank on those those aer The race race finishes finishhes with a 10K run. See www www. w. usaproductions.org/events/triathlon-series/ usaproductionns.orrgg/events/triathlon-series/ tri-svot for foor details. deetails.
JUNCTION JUN CTIION P PARK A RK Just off Midd Middleton leton A Avenue, venue, Boulder Cr Creek. eek. this is popular Boulder Cr Creek eek The cliff at thi swimming ho hole, le, located off Highway 9, off offers ers some gr great eat ca cannonball annonball opportunities. P People eople of all ages gat gather ther her heree with beach towels and lawn chai chairs. irs. Some of them swim acr across oss to jump off th the he cliff cliff,, which has per perches ches moree than 10 ffeet mor eet high, while others bring bookss and ma book magazines agazines to rread ead in the sun. The mountainn spring water stays pr pretty etty cool year-round, perfect year-r ound, making m it the perf ect destination day.. on a hot Santaa Cruz Mountains summer day sandy, Alongside thee river is a sandy y, sunny beach areas with shaded fforested orested ar eas on either side. And grass up the stairs by b the parking lot is a gr ass lawn with a barbec barbecue. ue. Reser Reservations vations can be made at 831.338.4144. 831.338.4 4144. 1 (Jacob Pier Pierce) ce)
GOOD GGUYS UYS GIANT CAR CA R SH SHOW HOW June 2–3; Ple Pleasanton easanton Fair Fairgrounds. grounds. The Alameda Fair Fairgrounds g ounds in Pleasanton has been gr hosting the Go Good ood Guys Get TTogether oogether since 1983. The eve event nt was started by Gary and Marilyn y Mead Meadors ors and has ggr grown own fr from om about 400 cars, to th thousands. housands. The show ffeatures eatures all types of ca cars ars on display display, y, which rrange ange fr from om the early 20th h century up to 1972. The ffocus ocus is American manufacturers. mainly on Am erican manuf acturers. The show celebration is a celebr atioon of ingenuity and style. The custom car ha has as long been an American staple expression, ession,, with every gener generation of expr ation having its own uniqu uniquee iter iteration ation since the turn of the last century century..
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ccalled-out-of-retirement alled- out- off--retiremeent Batman (Christian Bale), still a w anted wanted criminal after the end d of The Dark Knight Knight.. I ha ave a har d time b elieving that have hard believing The Amazing Spiderma n ((July July 3) will Spiderman b ovocativve as The Dark bee quite as pr provocative Knight Rises eprises the Rises.. The film rreprises origin stor y, which w a done nic as ely story, was nicely only 10 yyears ears ago ago.. Thee idea this time is to mak eter P arker e ((Andrew Andrew makee P Peter Parker Gar field) a brilliant te echnician Garfield) technician instead of the luck recipient e of just luckyy recipient the right kind of spide er bite Director spider bite.. Director Mar ebb e , who mad de (500) Days Marcc W Webb, made of Summer r, pr eviously showed some Summer, previously skill in handling do om med rromance, omance, doomed so p erhaps he ccan an mak ke something perhaps make meaningful out of thee tr oubles troubles b etween the sup erpow wered geek and between superpowered his sor t- of girlfriend, Gwen G St acyy, sort-of Stacy, pla ayed her wayys- endearing played heree b byy the alw always-endearing Emma Stone Stone.. Pr ometheus (June ( June 8)) tells the Prometheus
titanic hist titanic history tory of the famous xenomorphs, phs, last seen cringing p g g in xenomorp despair in 20 2007’s 07’s Alien vs vs.. Predator: Predattoor: Requiem. spacee in 2085, R equiem e . In n deep spac 2085, we learn not n just how humanit humanityy began became b egan butt also how we b ecame a fa favorite avorite vvessel essel ffor o or the metalmetaltoothed to othed ccephalopods. e ephalop ods. Voyagers Voyagers include Michael M Fassb Fassbender ender as anatomically an anatom mically ccorrect orrect android, android, Thereon Charlize Ther T eon and the eeververNoomi Rapace. violent N oomi Rapac e. Total Recall T ot o al R eeccall (Aug. (Aug. 3) is the rremake emake Schwarzenegger’s of one of Arnold A Sch hwarzenegger’s likable most lik ab ble films about about the nature nature doesn’t of rreality. eality. This T one do esn’t go to Mars,, unfortunately, Mars unffor o tunatelyy, though the far Total Recall claim so fa ar is that T ootal R ecall e is the source, closer to th he sour ce, Philip K. Dick’s Dick’s “We Can Remember You “W We C an R ememb e er It ffor o or Y ou o Wholesale” Wholesale e” than the 19 1990 90 version. version. Director Len Wiseman local; Dir ector L en W iseman i is a lo cal; he was Fremont w as raised d in Fr emont and spent spent College some timee at De Anza C ollege before studying film, fi beffo ore embarking on the most rreliably eliably inane franchise not byy Luc actually made m b Luc Besson, the Underworld series.. Under worldd series Alto,, JJon on M. Chu, C , formerly fo ormerly of Palo Palo Alto directed Step 3D,, but somehow dir ected St teep Up 3D Step Revolution, aavoided voided St tep Up R evolution, (which opens 27). op ens JJuly ulyy 2 7). Instead, Chu is directing Tatum G.I. dir ecting Channing C T aatum in G ..I. Joe: Retaliation J oe: R et etaaliaation ((June June 29). We We should some lame-brained eexpect xpect som me lame -brained brained fun, fun sincee the first G.I. sinc fi G. I. Joe Joe was was an allAbsurdistan. eexpenses xpenses paid p trip to Absur distan. around, This time ar ound, RZA is ccast ast as Master”; “Blind Ma aster”; in addition to Channing’s Channing g’s famous horsemeat,, we have monumental physiques ha ave the monument m al ph hysiques y of Ray Duane JJohnson oh hnson and Ra ay Stevenson Stevenson together begging to gether b egging the question of audience, likee gladiator the audien nce, “Do you you lik movies”? mo vies”? In I char charge ge of the eevil vil organization or ganizatiion C Cobra: obra: fformer o ormer mumm mummyy Arnold V Vosloo o osloo as the eevil vil “Zartan.” “Zartan.” All of th the he ab above ove pr probably obably rrepresent epresent to ttoo o much ruck ruckus us ffor or o slightly m more ore mature mature audiences. audiences. I hopee the hop they’re y e rready y’r eady ffor o or a ne new wW Woody oody Allen mo movie, v , whether one is needed vie or not. T Too R Rome oome W With iith LLove ove (June ( June 29) is Allen Allen’s ’s first fi repayment repaayyment of his debt to It Italian alian ccomedy omedy since since the “Why “Why Do Some W Women o omen Ha Have ave Tr Trouble ouble Reaching R eeaching Or Orgasm?” O gasm?”” section in gasm? Everything Ev errything y gY You oou W Wanted ant a teed ttoo Know Ab About out Sex 40 yyears eaars ago. ago. Allen, Penelope Penelope Cruz and Alec A Baldwin ccombine ombine in various ep episodes pisodes shot in eexpensive xpensive Eternal City–scapes. Ciity–scapes. Moonrise Mo onrisee Kingdom ((June June 15) is is,, in a wor word, d,, adorable. ad dorable. Where Where you you stand stand
The Mark off Z Zorro oorro at the C Castro astro Theater July Especially Julyy 15? 5 Esp peciallyy if yyou ou o missed it at the Stanford Stanffo ord Theatre, Theatre, whose summer program bee the season season’s program will wiill b ’s easiest and most in inexpensive nexpensivve getaway. getaway. San JJose’s ose’s SSTARLIGHT TA ARLIGHT CINEMA program pr ogram ffeatures eeatures fr free ee classics films, byy what’s and cult fil ms, capped capped b what’s becoming b ecoming the t traditional scr screening eening Aug. of Shaun off the Dead on A ug. 31 with attendance zombies in n at tendance from from the Zombie-O-Rama. annual Z om mbie- O -Rama. Att variou various A us downtown San JJose ose locations on Thursday lo cations o n Thursda ay nights: June 14: Hook June 21: Somee Like It Hot June 28: The musical m version of Little Shop of Horrors Horrors Julyy 19: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly July 26: Rock Rockyy Horror Horror Pictur Picturee Show Aug. A ug. 16: Sixtee Sixteen en CCandles aandles Aug. A ug. 23: Singin Singin’ n’ in the Rain
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on the mat matter adorability ability will ter of adora determine how much yyou ou ccan an stand stand this W Wes es e Anderson opu opus, us, his first sincee his b best Fantastic sinc est film, The Fant astic Mr. Mrr. Fox. Fo x. Being Anderson Anderson’s, ’s, the Moonrise Moonrise Kingdom boasts boasts a heavyweight heaavvyyweight soundtrack: Alexandre Alexandre Desplat, plus lots of tender and obsc obscure cure Benjamin Britten Britten and heaps of fa famous amous Hank Williams. Wiilliams. In Septemb September 1965, er 19 65, two two runaway runaaway gifted 12-year-olds, Suzyy 12-year- olds, Sam m and Suz (Jared Kara Hayward) ( Jared Gilman and Kar ra Ha ayyward) head off to the wildern wilderness ness of the fictional New New New England d island of N ew Penzance. policeman (Brucee Penzance. A sad p oliceman e (Bruc Willis) Wiillis) and an intrepid intrepid d “Khaki Scouts” Scouts”” leader (Edward (Edward Norton) Norton) go lo looking oking ffor o or them. Keeled Keeled as it is by middle-aged by some rredoubtable edoubtable middle m -aged regret regret (Bill Murra Murray ay and d Franc Frances es McDormand play plaay the stra sstrayed ayed girl’s girl’s parents), parents), this toy toy showboat showboat is something lik likee the Max Fischer M F ischer Players Crazy. Plaayers vversion ersion of Gun Craz zy. Saying Saayying that, the violenc violencee count sub-coun nt is sub Hunger Games Games.. Hirokazu Koreeda about Hirokazu K oreeda iss just ab out the most deft kid-wrangler alive; kid-wran ngler aliv e; director the dir ector of Nobody Nobody Knows returns Wish about returns with I W iish ( June June u 1) ab out a bohemian bohemian family split split right down separated different the middle and separat ted to diff ffeerent halves halves of JJapan. apan. In the laid-back, subtropical cityy of Kag Kagoshima, subtropical cit goshima, a little goshima, little boy waits boy w aits ffor or o the ccompletion omp pletion of the bullet train line line.. His elders ellders know this new new train will change the slowness of their lives irrevocably. lives irr evocabllyy. A brac bracee of literary literary adaptations ad daptations are are also on the summer sla slate. ate. Trishna Trishna r stars Freida ((July July 20) st ars Fr eida Pinto P in an JJaipur-set aipur-set take take on Thomas Thom mas Hardy’s Hardy’s novel no vel of the ruining off a ccountry ountry girl, T Tess eess of the D’Urb D’Urbervilles, ervilles v , with Riz Ahmed as the Angel Cl Clare lare character. character. Director Dir ector Michael W Winterbottom int i terbotttom t has been b een eexploring xploring the rrollicking, olllicking, lightlighthearted hear ted world of Har Hardy dyy since since his 1996 1996 Jude.. The highly rregarded Jude egarded d theatric theatrical al directors dir ectors Declan Donn Donnellan nellan and Nick Ormerod Ormer od ha have ave ccombined ombin ned ffor o or the ne new w film vversion ersion of De Mau Maupassant’s upassant’s Bel Ami,, ((June Ami June 8),, with Twilight’s Tw wiilight’s Robert Ro obert Pattinson P attttinson as the quinte quintessential essential Parisian scoundrel, Uma P arisian sc oundrel,, and dU ma Scott Thurman and Kristin Sc S ottt Thomas byy him. among those intrigued db Francisco Film The San Francisc o Silent Sillent F ilm Festival opens F estival op ens JJuly uly 12-15. 12-155. You’d Yo ou’d drive drive Giants. that far to see the Giant ts. Why Wh hy wouldn’t drivee thatt far to see wouldn ’t yyou o ou driv like something lik ke Dennis JJames ames playing plaayying Wurlitzer Fairbanks’ the W urlit u zer to Fairban nks’’ version version of
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May WEEKEND 225-28 5 -2 8 FFANIMECON ANIMECON With art, games and special guests. Fri-Mon, May 2528. San Jose Conven ntion Center 25-28. Convention Center..
MUSHROOM M USHROOM M MARDI ARDI GRA GRASS A ffood ood ffestival estival with ffamily amily en entertainment. ntertainment. Sat-Sun, 10am on, May 2626-27. 27. Fr 27 Free. ee. Downtown Morgan Mor gan Hill.
DETOX D ETOX POOLL P PARTY ARTY Afternoon funn by the pool with Andy CCaldwell. aldwell. 27. Sun, May 27 7. Beverly B Heritage Hotel, Milpitas.
MEMORIAL M EMORIAL D DAY AY FIRE FIREWORKS WORKS Afi fireworks fir eworkks sh show. h . Sun, how S after ft dark, d k May M 27 27. 7. Paramount’s P aramount’s Great Gr G eat America, Santa Clara. Clara.
LLOS OS GA GATOS ATOS M MEMORIAL EMORIAL D DAY AY Featuring the San Jose Metr Metropolitan opolitan Band. Park. Mon, 10am, May M 28. LLos os Gatos Memorial P ark.
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Featuring TTommy oommy CCastro, astro, LLos oss LLobos, obos, the Brothers, more. Doobie Br others Jonny Langg and mor others, e Sate. Sat 26-27. Sun, 11am on, May 26277. $655 and up. Aptos Park. Village P ark.
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SSUNNYVALE UNNYVALE CHERR CHERRY Y FE FESTIVAL STIV VAL A With ffood, ood, games, tours, che cherry erry tasting and music. Sat-Sun, 9:30am-4:30 9:30am-4:30pm, 0pm, May 2626-27. 277. C.J.. Olson Cher C.J Cherries, ries, Sunnyvale. Sunnyvale.
WEEKEN WEEKEND ND JUNE 1-3 1-3 TTen een days of rrecitals e ecitals and master classes culminating inn concert ffeaturing eaturing the winners. June 11-10. 10. Le P Petit etit TTrianon, rrianon, San Jose.
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Summer G Guide uide Festivals 441 GREEK FE FESTIVAL STIV VA AL Food, arts and live music in a Hellenic vein. Fri-Sun, June 11-3. 3. $3/$5. SSt. t Nicholas Gr t. Greek eek Orthodox Chur ch, 1260 Dav is SSt, t, San Jose. Church, Davis
SST. T. CLARE CCOMMUNITY OMMUNITY FE FFESTIV’ALL STIV’ALL A three-day three-day aff affair air with family fam mily events, including music, a car show, show, arts and crafts crafts and a barbecue. Fri-Sun, June 11-3. 3 Fr 3. Free. ee. SSt. t. Clar Claree School, 725 W Washington ashington St, St, Santa Clar Clara. a.
OPERA O PERA SSAN AN JOSE The company perf perform orm selec selections ctions fr from om their 6pm.. Fr Free. rrepertoire. epertoire. Sat, June 2, 6pm ee. Courthouse Square, Squar e, Redwood City City..
POOLSIDE PO OLSIDE SSOIREE OIREE A summer ffashion ashion show show. w. Sat,, June J 2,, noon and 3pm. P ool at Santana Heights,, Santa ana Row w, San Jose. Pool Santana Row,
REDWOOD R EDWOOD M MOUNTAIN OUNTAIN FAIRE FAIRE A With art, ffood ood and live musi music, ic, including Sista Monica, the Soft White Sixt Sixties, ies, Moonalice andd TTater aater t Famine. F i Sat-Sun, S t S June J 22-3, -3, 3 allll dday. day. $13/$18. Roaring CCamp, amp, Fe lton. Felton.
SSUMMER UMMER GET GET-TOGETHER -TOGETHER R A lar large ge car show fr from om the Good G Guys Rod and Custom Custom Association Association wi with th thousands of vehicles and autocr autocross oss rraces, acees, plus vendors and entertainment. Sat-Sun, Jun ne 22-3. -3. Pleasanton June Fairgrounds. Fair grounds.
5-11pm, Sat,, noon-11pm, 5-11pm, noon-11pm, Sun, noon-6pm, June 8-10. 810. Fr Free. ee. Nativity N School, Oak Grove Grove Avenue Avenue and Laur el SStreet, treet, Menlo Park. Park. Laurel
DIA D IA DE P PORTUGAL OR RTUGAL FE FESTIVAL STIVAL ortuguuese Heritage Society of CCalifornia The P Portuguese alifornia (PHSC) host estival with ffood, ood, music and hostss the ffestival dance. Sat, June J 9, 10:30am-6:30pm; free. free. KKelley elley P ark, San Jose. Park,
SAN M SAN MATEO AT TEO CCOUNTY OUNTY FFAIR AIR AND PENINSULA FESTIVAL P ENINSULA FE STIVAL Exhibits, ent entertainment tertainment and lots of rides. June 9177. San Saan Mateo County Expo Center 9-17. Center,, San Mateo.
WEEKE WEEKEND END JUNE 15-17 15-17 ART A RT ON TH THE HE SQUARE SQUARE The first in a series of art shows that accompany Music on the Square Square perf ormancees. Fri, June 15, 5-8:30pm; fr ee. performances. free. C th Courthouse SSquare, Squar e, Redwood R d d Cit City. City.
VERTICAL V ERTICAL CHALLEN CHALLENGE GE An air show w devoted to helicopters, plus ffood ood truckss and kids truck kkids’’ events. Sat, June 16, 10am4pm. $15-$3 $15-$35. 35. Hiller A Aviation viation Museum, San CCarlos. arlos.
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Wine tasting fr from om rregional egional wineries, beer beer,, ffood ood and cr crafts afts booths and mor more. e Sat e. Sat-Sun, Sun, June 2-3, 2-3, all day day. y. Fr Free. ee. Downtown Sun Sunnyvale. nnyvale.
A celebr celebration atioon ar around ound emancipation of the slaves, with w ffood, ood, marketplace and performances. perf ormancees. Sat-Sun, June 1616-17. 177. Fr Free. ee. Plaza Chavez Park, de Cesar Ch avez P ark,, Market Street Street and Park Park Avenue, A venue, downtown dow wntown San Jose.
SSUNSET UNSET CELEBRA CELEBRATION AT TION W WEEKEND EEKEND
GREEK M MUSIC, USIC, FFOOD OOD AND W WINE INE FE FESTIVAL STIV VA AL
Annual open house ffor or the magazine, with demonstrations, demonstr ations, ffood ood and entertainment. e SatSun, June 22-3. -3. Sunset, Menl Menlo lo P Park. ark.
Music and ffood o presented ood presented by the Hellenic Institute. 17, Heritage Ins stitute. Sun, June 17 7, 11am-8pm. $5. History P Park, arkk, San Jose.
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The all-male chorus pr presents esen nts two performances perf ormances of “Mission Road,” R a pr program ogram of newly discover discovered ed selectio selections ons fr from om the CCalifornia alifornia Mission er era. a. Sun, June 3, 5pm, 4, Mi i SSan Jose, Mission J FFremont; Fr emont; t andd Mon, M June J 4 8pm, Mission Santa Clar a. $20-$44. $ Clara.
TTrain rain rides, railroad railroad exhibits and barbecue 17. ffor or Father’s Father ’s Day. Day. Sun, June 17 7. Roaring Camp Camp Railroads, Railr oads, Fe Felton. elton.
SSUNNYVALE UNNYVALE A ART RT AND W WINE INE FE FESTIVAL STIV VA AL
FFOOD OOD AND WINE WINE CLA CLASSIC SSIC Meet with top chefs and vin vintners ntners while sampling dishes and savoring savoring fine wines. Pr oceeds benefit educationn pr ograms. Sun, Proceeds programs. June 3, 5:30pm; $150-$175 $150-$175.. Montalvo Arts Center atoga. Center,, Sar Saratoga.
JOSEPH ZAN ZANGER GER M MEMORIAL EMOR RIAL & REUNION R EUNION D DANCE ANCE Featuringg dancingg on the co country ountryy park p stage g to the sounds of P Pat at Eodice Eodice. e. Sun, June 3, noon-5pm. Fr Free. ee. CCasa asa de Fr Fruta, ruta, Hollister Hollister..
WEEKEND JUNE 8-10 8-10 NATIVITY N AT TIVITY CARNIV CARNIVAL AL CCarnival arnival rides, music, Tiki Tiki Lounge Lounge o and mor more. e. Fri,
WORLD W ORLD M MUSIC U CD USI DAY AY In celebr celebration atioon of the Summer Solstice, everyone of all ages is invited to get moving to a wide variety variety of world music sounds. Sun, 337:30pm, Jun ne 17 7. Fr ee. Downtown P alo Al to. June 17. Free. Palo Alto.
MID MIDWEEK W EEK E SPECIAL DINE D INE DOWNTOWN DOWN NTOWN Many of thee city’s best downtown rrestaurants estaurants will pr present esent $20, $30 and $40 prix fixe thr threeeecourse men us June 20us. July 1. 1 Downtown menus. 20-July San Jose.
WEEKE WEEKEND END JUNE 22-24 2 2-2 4 JOE SSHARINO HARIINO A special co concert ncert with local her heroo Joe and his band to raise raise money for for children’s children’s pr ograms programs
43 UFW 50TH ANNIVER ANNIVERSARY SARY A concert with Kris Kristoff Kristofferson erson and friends. Fri, June 22, 8pm. $25 and uup. p. San Jose Civic.
SETICON SETI CON II A conf conference erence about lif lifee on other other worlds brings together scientists, sc sci-fi ci-fi authors and inventive thinkers. Fri, 5:30pm-Sun, 5:30pm-Sun, 5:30pm, 22-24. June 22 -24. $ $40 and up. p Hyatt Hya yatt Santa Clara. Clara.
DIA DI AD DEE SSAN AN JUAN JUAN FE FESTIVAL STIV VAL Western Regional Puerto Ric Western Rican can Council presents cultural pr esents a day of cul tural events, evvents, food food and Avance music by Michael SStuart, tuart, Orquesta Orquesta q Avance and TTrio rrio los Borincanos. Sat, Junee 23, 11am-7pm. 11am--7pm. 7 $20/$30. History P Park, ark, San Jose. J
SURF SU RF CCITY ITY CCLASSIC LASSIC W WOODIES OODIES A display of classic W Woodies oodies along with live 10am-4pm; music. Sat, June 23, 10am-4p pm; free. free. Santa Wharf.. Cruz Municipal Wharf
WILLOW WILL OW GLEN’S D DANCIN’ ANCIN’’ ON THE A AVENUE V VENUE Everyone is invited to dance to live music on ffour our stages and sample the businesses of downtown Willow Glen. Sat, June 23, 3-8pm; 3-8pm; free. Avenue fr ee. Lincoln A venue and Willow Willow Street, Street, Willow Glen.
DETOX DET OX POOL P PARTY ARTY Featuring Jask and Julius P Papp a with Mor app Morrison. rison. Heritage Sun, June 224. 4. Beverly Heritag ge Hotel, Milpitas.
WEEKEND JUNE 28-JULY 28-JULLY 1 U.S. U .S. OLYMPIC OLYMPIC T TRIALS RIALS A special Gymnastics Fan Fe Fest est with a block presentation party and pr esentation of the the Olympic Team Team e leading up to competition onn July 1. Thu-Sun, 28-July June 28July 1. HP Pavilion Pavilion SSan Jose.
VALLEY V ALLEY O OFF HEART’S HEART’S DELI DELIGHT IGHT A benefit for for History San Jose’s Josse’s educational program stations pr ogram ffeatures eatures ffood ood statio ons and tastings, local wine and beer beer,, tr trolley olley rrides ides and music by Dewayne Fiddle Road and the Dewayn ne Oakley Blues Ensemble. Sat, June 30, 55-9pm. 9ppm. $125. History P ark San Jose. Park
July FOUR FOURTH TH O OFF JUL JULY LY CUPERTINO CUP ERTINO FFOURTH O U RTH A pancake br breakfast eakfast at 7am, followed followed by a flag rraising, aising, childr children’s en’s par parade ade andd a concert by O OTR TR at 10:30am, Memorial Park. Park. Also, A swimming barbecue and live music by tthe he Dave Crimmen Band, 10am-4pm, at Blackbe Blackberry rry Farm. Wed, Wed, July 4. CCupertino. upertino.
FREMONT FOURTH FO U RTH A par parade ade thr through ough downtownn and a flyover flyover..
Wed, W ed, July 4, 10 10am. 0am. Center Centerville ville District, Fr Fremont. emont.
GILROY GILR OY FIR FIREWORKS REWORKS An celebr celebration ationn in the sk sky. y. W Wed, ed, July 4, 9:15pm. Gilr oy High School. Scchool. Gilroy
IINDEPENDENCE N D E P EN D ENCE E DAY DAY AT AT ARDENWOOD AR D EN WOO D The history pa park ark rre-creates e-creates a celebr celebration ation fr from om the turn of a pr pprevious evious century century.. W Wed, ed, July 4. Ardenwood Historic Fremont. Ar denwood H istoric Farm, Fr emont.
LLOS OS GGATOS ATOS FFOURTH O U RTH Featuring a tr traditional aditional band concert ffeaturing eaturing Wed, the San Jose Wind W SSymphony. ymphony. W ed, July 4, all day.. Fr Free. Downtown day ee. Dow wntown LLos os Gatos.
MILPITAS M ILPIT TAS JULY JULY FOURTH FOURTH CELEBRATION CELEBRATION T A barbecue, ppool ool party (1-4pm, $2), concert and fir fireworks eworks ($3). The music will be pr provided ovided Wed, 1-10pm. by the Houserockers. Houserrockers. W ed, July 4, 110pm. Sports Center, Center, Milpitas.
MORGAN M ORGA N H HILL I FFOURTH ILL O U RTH This year year’s ’s th theme eme is Happy Birthday America with and comes wi th walk and run events, a car show, show w, par parade ade and fir fireworks eworks after dark. W Wed, ed, day.. Mor Morgan Park. July 4, all day gan Hill community P ark.
REDWOOD R E DWOO D CITY C ITY FAMILY FA MILLY 4TH The Peninsula Peninsulaa Celebration Celebration Association Association hosts a parade parade par ade and ffestival. e estival. July 4, 9am-5pm, par ade starts at 10am 10am. m. Fr Free. ee. Downtown Redwood City City. y.
ROSE, R OSE, WHITE WHIT TE & BLUE B LU E PARADE PA R AD E A tr traditional aditional event e pr presented esented by the Alameda Business Assoc., Assooc., the Shasta/Hanchett Park P ark Neighbor Neighborhood rhood and the Rose Gar Garden den Neighborhood. Wed, 7:30am-2pm. Neighborhood d. W ed, July 4, 7:30am2pm. Abraham Lincoln Abr aham Linc coln High School, San Jose.
SA N FRANCISCO SAN FR A NCCISCO SYMPHONY SYM P HONY A N D FIRE WORKS AND FIREWORKS symphony, y, led by Randall Cr Craig aig Fleischer The symphony serenades skyy with vocalist Rob R Evan, ser enades a night sk fireworks. Wed, full of fir eworks. W ed, July 4, 8pm. $35 and up. Shoreline Amphitheatre, View.. Shor eline Amp phitheatre, Mountain View
SSANTA A NT TA CLARA C L A R A ALL ALL-CITY - C ITY PICNIC With entertainment entertain nment and fir fireworks eworks ffor or the whole h l family. family il . Wed, Wed, d July J l 4; 4 8am8 10 10pm; CCentral Centr t all 8am-10pm; Park, P ark, Santa Cla Clara. ara.
SSANTANA ANTANA R ROW OW FFOURTH OURTH A ffashion ashion bloc block ck party party, y, live music and holiday barbecue. Wed, Wedd, July 4, 10am-6pm. Santana Row, Row w, San Jose Jose..
WEEKEN WEEKEND ND JULY JULLY 6-8 6-8 TAHITI T AHITI FETEE O OFF SSAN AN JOSE Three Thr ee days of P Polynesian olynesian dance and music, music plus cr crafts afts an andd food food and work workshops. shops. Fri-Sun, July 9am-6pm, Jul ly 6-8. $16/$20. SSJSU JSU Event Center.. Center
SSTRANGERS TRANGERS CA CAR R CCLUB LUB BB BBQ Q AND AND SSHOW HOW Hot rods rods from from m the 1950s and ’60s. Bring your
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own meat to grill. Sun, July 8, 11am-4pm. $5. History Park Park San Jose.
WEEKEND JULY JULLY 13-15 13-15 ART AR T ON THE SQU SQUARE ARE A chance to sample the war wares res of local craftspeople cr aftspeople and artisans. artisans Ta TTakes akes place Square. along with Music on the Sq uare. Fri, July 13, 58:30pm. Fr Free. ee. Courthouse Squar SSquare, e, Redwood City City..
PALO P ALO A ALTO LTO CCLAY LA AY A AND ND GLA GLASS SS FE FESTIVAL STIVAL Local cr Local craftspeople aftspeople show their wares wares and demonstrate demonstr ate their techniques. Sat, July 14 14-15, -15, 10am-5pm; fr ffree. ee. P Palo alo Al Alto to Art Center, Center, P alo Al to. Palo Alto.
MID MIDWEEK W E EK SPECIAL MIDSUMMER MID SUMMER E MO MOZART Z A RT Annual festival festivval led by Geor George ge Cleve begins. Thu, July 19, 8pm. 8 $30 and up. Also Thu, July 26, 8pm. California California Theatre, Theatre, San Jose.
HOT H OT SSAN AN JO JOSE SE N NIGHTS IGHTS A thr three-day ee-day salute to classi classicc American automobiles, including a cru uise to the drivecruise in. Fri-Sun, July 13-15. 13-15. Santaa Clar Claraa County Fair grounds. Fairgrounds.
WEEKEND WEEKEN ND JULY JULLY 20-22 2 0 -2 2 MUSIC@MENLO MU SIC@MEENLO
Arts and crafts crafts booths, ffood oodd and wine, and music by Sage, the House Rockers R and Fr Fred ed McCarty McC arty among others. SatSat-Sun, -Sun, July 14 14-15, -15, all day.. Fr day Free. ee. Main and SState tate st streets, treets, LLos os Al Altos. tos.
The ffestival estival iincludes ncludes mul multiple tiple performances performances plus workshops workshoops and presentations. presentations. This year’s year ’s themee is “Resonance” “Resonance” and look lookss at the rrelationship elationship of o people to music. July 20-Aug. 11. Various Various venues veenues in Menlo Park, Park, Atherton Atherton and Palo P alo Al Alto. to.
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A Japantown cul cultural tural celebration celebration with food food and performances. performances. Sat-Sun, Sat-Sun, July 14-15. 14-15. Free. Free. Buddhist Chur ch Betsuin, Sa an Jose. Church San
A fine-cr fine-crafts afts ffestival, estival, plus live music, food food and drink boo booths, oths, cooking demos and kids’ kids’ activities. Sat Sat-Sun, t-Sun, July 2121-22, 22, 10am-6pm. Free. Fr ee. Santa Cruz C Avenue, Avenue, Menlo Park. Park.
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DETOX DET OX POOL P PARTY ARTY Poolside entertainment with Poolside h Mr Mr.. V and Will ReelSoul. Sun, Jul 22. Beverlyy Heritage Hotel, Milpitas.
THE T HE W WIGGLES IGGLES A music show ffor or kids. Sun, July J 22, 11:30am and 3pm. $18.50 and up. San n Jose Civic.
WEEKEND JULY JULLY 27-29 27-29 DAY D AY O OUT UT W WITH ITH T THOMAS HOMAS A chance ffor or young rrail ail fans fans to ride a full-size Thomas engine thr ough the redwoods. redwoods. July through 27 -29, Aug. 33-5. -5. Roaring CCamp, am mp, Fel ton. 27-29, Felton.
with music an and nd period memories. Sat-Sun, noon-5pm, Au Aug. ug. 44-5. -5. $5. History P Park ark San Jose.
WEEKEN ND AUG. AUG. 10-12 10-12 WEEKEND FIESTA FIE STA D DEE A ARTES RTES Art and wine ffestival estival with music, arts and crafts. cr afts. Sat-Sun, Sat-Sun, Aug. 1111-12, 12, 10am-6pm. Fr Free. ee. LLos os Gatos Civi Civic ic Center Gr Grounds. ounds.
CAJUN/ZYDECO CAJUN/ZY DECO FE FESTIVAL STIVAL With tasty LLouisiana ouuisiana culinary tr treats eats plus music. Sat, Au Aug. ug. 11. Ar Ardenwood denwood Historic Farm, Fremont. Fr emont.
SAN JJUAN SAN UAN A ANTIQUES NTIQUES AN AND D CCOLLECTIBLES OLLECTIBLES FLEA M MARKET ARKET E Vendors fill th Vendors the he str streets eets of the old Spanish day.. Downtown mission town.. Sun, Aug 12, all day San Juan Bau Bautista. tista.
GGILROY ILROY GGARLIC ARLIC FE FESTIVAL STIV VA ALL Paying tribute to the “stinking Paying “stinkinng rose” rose” with ffood, ood, more. 27-29. music,, cook-offs and mor e. Fri-Sun, F , Julyy 27 -29. Christmas Hill P Park, ark, Gilr Gilroy. oyy.
PAL P AL BL BLUES UES FE FESTIVAL STIVAL Live music and barbecue. P Performances e ormances erf Frank Bey, Santana, include Fr ank Bey y, Andy Sant tana, Gary Smith, Sista Monica and mor more. e. Fri-S Fri-Sat, Sat, Fri, July 27 27, 7, 68pm, Sat, July 28, 11am-8pm 11am-8pm. m. Fr Free. ee. Courthouse Square, City.. Squar e, Redwood City
TARGET T ARGET SUMMER PO POPS PS The outdoor summer ffestival estivaal begins with Music” presented ““A A Little Classical Night Mus ic ” pr esented by SSymphony ymphony Silicon V alley—plus alley— plus fr ee ice Valley—plus free cr eam. Sat, July 28, 7pm. On Sun, July 29, cream. 5:30pm: “Fiddles ’n Fables with w ffamily-friendly amily-friendly selections. Fr ee. SSJSU JSU Gr een.. Free. Green.
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WEEKEND WEEKEN ND AUG. AUG. 17-19 17-19 GGUGLIELMO UGLIELMO H HARVEST ARVEST FE FESTIVAL STIVAL With ffood, ood, gam games, mes, live music and fine wines. 21+. Sat, Aug. 18, 22-9:30pm. -9:30pm. $60. Guglielmo Winery y, Mor gaan Hill. Winery, Morgan
WEEKEN WEEKEND ND AUG AUG 24-26 2 4 -2 6 IITALIAN-AMERICAN TALIAN-AMERI M CAN FFAMILY AMILY FE FESTIVAL STIV VA AL Sponsored by the Italian American Heritage Sponsored Foundation off San Jose. Aug. g 2525-26, 26,, all day day. y. Guadalupe Riv ver P ark, San Jose. River Park,
PALO P ALO A ALTO LTO FE FFESTIVAL STIV VA AL O OFF THE A ARTS RTS Artists and cr craftspeople a aftspeople show their ffares, ares, plus ffood ood and drink booths. Sat-Sun, Aug. 2526, 10am6pm. Fr ee. University A venue, 25-26, 10am-6pm. Free. Avenue, downtown P alo Al to. Palo Alto.
DETOX DET OX POOLL P PARTY ARTY Featuring Alixx Alvar Alvarez ez and Nef Nunez. Sun, Aug. 26. Bever Beverly rly Heritage Hotel, Milpitas.
SOUTH FIR FIRST ST FRI FRIDAY DAY ouugh arts district Regular monthly cr crawl awl thr through with openings and music. Fr Fri,i, Aug. 3, all Free. evening. Fr ee. South First SStreet, trreet, San Jose.
TARGET T ARGET SUMMER PO POPS PS The outdoor summer ffestival estivaal continues. Fri, Aug. 3, 7pm: Latin Jazz and TTango ango a with the Paquito P aquito D’River D’Riveraa Quintet. Sa Sat, t, Aug. 4, 7pm: SSymphony ymphony San Jose pr presents esentss selections from fr om Rodgers and Hart. Sun, Aug. 5, 5:30pm: Favorite selections fr from om Cop Copland pland and Shaw Shaw, w, marching Free. Green. plus mar ching music. Fr ee. SSJSU JSU Gr een.
FREMONT FE FESTIVAL STIVAL O OFF THE T A ARTS RTS With ffood ood and wine, live mus music, sic, business alley alley, y, crafts arts and cr afts and a kids’ kids’ zone. zoone. Sat-Sun, Aug. 44-5, -5, 10am-6pm. Fr Free. ee. Downt Downtown, town, Fr Fremont. emont.
KEEP KEE P THE SSPIRIT PIRIT O OFF ’4 ’45 5 ALIVE ALIVE An event dedicated to the Gr Greatest reatest Gener Generation, ation,
WEEKEN WEEKEND ND AUG. AUG . 31-SEPT. 31- SEPT. 3 BEGONIA BE GONIA FESTIVAL FESTIVAL An annual cel celebration ebration with a nautical par parade ade and floats. Fri Fri-Mon, -Mon, Aug 31-Sept. 3; fr free. ee. Downtown CCapitola. a apitola.
HISTORIC H ISTORIC R RAIL A FFAIR AIL AIR A look back att the ir iron on horse with working trains tr ains and ste steam am engines. Sat-Mon, all day day, y, 1-3. Ardenwood, Fremont. Sept. 13. Ar deenwood, Fr emont.
WATSONVILLE W ATSONVILLLE FL FLY-IN Y-IN Annual aerial spectacle with antique flying Fri-Sun, day, machines. Fri-Sun, all day y, Aug. 31-Sept. 2. Watsonville W atsonville Airport, Airport, W Watsonville. atsonville.
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THE T HE C COMPOSED OM P O S E D P PLATE L ATE Mitsunobu Mitsunobu’s ’s kaiseki-style e offerings are as eye-catching g as they are delicious delicious..
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ENLO PARK’S ENLO PARK’ R S Kaygetsu was K aygetsu uw as one favorite of my fav vorite restaurants. restaur an nts. Kaygetsu specializ K aygetsu specialized zed in kaiseki-style Japanese Japan nese food, a rarefied, rarefied, seasonally seasona ally based multicourse meal that was was as beautiful to behold beh hold as it was w as delicious to eat. eat. Alas, Alas, Kaygetsu K aygetsu closed late la ate last year when owners Toshio Tosh hio and Keiko K eiko Sakuma retired. retiired. ired
(Steve (Ste eve JJobs o obs w was as a a big fan fa of Ka Kaygetsu ayygetsu es was waas tapping tapping and one of his last hir hires T o oshio Sak ku uma as Apple’s Applee’s sushi chef Toshio Sakuma onc Kaaygetsu y ’s sale w aas in the works; oncee Kaygetsu’s was Ka ayygetsu u’s last da ay of business bussiness w aas the Kaygetsu’s day was da ay of JJobs’ obs’’ funeral.) day Mean nwhile w , Ka ayygetsu u’s former former o k aaiseki Meanwhile, Kaygetsu’s kaiseki
chefs ar are re stil still ll making some gr great eat ffood. ood. Katsuhir o Ya Y amasaki a left Ka aygetsu y to Katsuhiro Yamasaki Kaygetsu open op en the ac acclaimed c claimed Wak Wakuriya ku uriya in San Mateo,, whil while Aoki Mateo le cco-chef o-chef Shinichi A o oki st ayeed put to ob ecome eexecutive xxecutivve chef stayed become under ne new w owner o T Tomonari omonari o Mitsunobu who rredubbed edubb bed the plac placee Restaurant Reestaurant Mitsunobu. While b both oth A Aoki o oki and Mitsunobu b oth ha ave training in both have kaiseki, Restaurant k aiseki,, R eesttaurant Mitsunobu is not ak kaiseki aaiseki rrestaurant eesttaurant but a mor moree ccasual, asual, lower-priced California-kaiseki hybrid. lower r--priced dC aliffo ornia-k kaaiseki h yybrid. Call C all it k kaiseki-lite. aaisek ki-lite. Mitsunobu Mitsunob bu sa says ayys he w wanted aanted to give givve diners mor more re choic choicee when they theey order. orderr. Ak kaiseki aaiseki me meal eal is a set eexperience. xxperience. Mitsunobu off offers ffeers a ffour-course o ourr-course meal ffor o or $75 with ttwo wo w or mor cees ffor o or each moree choic choices ccourse. ourse. Ther re’s a sak ke pairing ffor o or an eextra xxtra There’s sake $34,, to o. If yyou ou w o aant the full k aiseki too. want kaiseki eexperience, xperiencce, the tthey ey ccan aan do that as well. Ther e’s al lso a gr eat menu of sushi, There’s also great sashimi and d small plates plates.. Most of the fish is flown in fr om JJapan apan (I don n’’t w aant to from don’t want think ab outt sushi’ arbon ffootprint), ootprint), about sushi’ss ccarbon produce locally sourced. but the pr oduc d ce is lo cally a sour ced.
The vvery eery ccapable aapable Mitsunobu mans m the sushi bar in the sp ot fformerly ormerly o spot pr esided o veer b uma. Ov veerall,, the presided over byy Sak Sakuma. Overall, eexperience xxperience is a notch or ttwo wo w less fformal o ormal than Ka ayygetsu. Kaygetsu. The rrestaurant estaurant o ccupies an occupies anon nyymous, minimal spac nd Hill anonymous, spacee off San Sand R o oad. I think it used to b re Road. bee a bank. Ther There ar ables and 30 seats a well aree just eight ttables seats,, as as a six-seat six-seat sushi bar. barr. In spite of the th he surr oundings, the dining rroom oom eexudes xxu udes surroundings, ccalm alm a and eleganc e. Dinner st art with w an elegance. start amuse b ouche—on m visits, a de eliccaate, bouche—on myy visits, delicate, sa avo ory shrimp ccake ak ke with a deep an nd savory and d li i delicious demit d itasse ser ving i off d dash h hi, the hi, th demitasse serving dashi, dried b onito-k ko ombu-shitak ke broth brroth o h that bonito-kombu-shitake is the ffoundation o oundation of JJapanese aapanese ccooking. ook kingg. The prix fixe meal changes ea ach each month to rreflect eflect the seasons an nd and st arts with a “je welry b ox,”” a ttableau ab bleau starts “jewelry box,” of miniatur ’s the b est par miniaturee bites bites.. It It’s best partt of the meal. The Ma ay menu included a bam mbooMay bamboowrapp ed piec smok ked e sockeye sock keye wrapped piecee of smoked salmon nigiri tied up in a cconical, oniccal, a hornlik ke shap epresent str enggtth hornlike shapee to rrepresent strength and masculinit ty. (In JJapan, apan,, b oyys ar re masculinity. boys are ccelebrated elebrated in Ma ay, and in k aaiseki May, kaiseki st tyyle, the antlerlik ke dish is a ssymbolic yymbolic o style, antlerlike rrepresentation epresentation of that.) The salmo on itself salmon is wonder fully rich and delic ately smok ssmoky. ky. wonderfully delicately Then ther e’s a tin ny quail egg ccooked ook oked e there’s tiny at 6 68 8 degr degrees ees and ser served veed on a b bed ed of
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minutely chopp ed mo ounttain a yams in a chopped mountain sa avor o y, syrupy syyrup py broth brroth o an nd dot ttted with a savory, and dotted ccaviar; avviar; a tin ny cup of ra aw, ssweet weet shrimp tiny raw, seasoned with JJapanese apanesse ancho ovvy essenc anchovy essencee and lemon; a ffew ew aspa aragus tips atop a asparagus bright t-yeellow egg-yolk egg--yo olk k sauc bright-yellow saucee with salmon glistening on top; and,, finally, finallyy, a square square of ffoie o oie gras enc ased in a transluc ttranslucent ent cube cube of encased cranb erry-fla - avo ored gela atin. It ’s all quite a cranberry-flavored gelatin. It’s sight and fun and delic cious to eat. delicious N ext x up ccame aame the rice riice ccourse. ourse. Rice o Rice Next is ccooked ook keed to or der rather rath her than sc ooped order scooped out of a w aaiting steam merr. I chose the waiting steamer. clam and o ctopus rice rice cooked cook keed in a clay claay octopus p ot. It to ok a while, while, but bu ut the rresults esults were were pot. took ccomforting omffo o orting and go od. Compared Compared to good. the first ccourse, ourse, the rice rice dish w aas quite was humble lams, sliced sliced pink humble,, just Manila cl clams, o ctopus and a ffew ew bitss of okra and gr een octopus green b eans. The rreal eal st ar w aas the cr eam my and beans. star was creamy fragrant ric e. A tin ny sp oon of ffennel eennel seedrice. tiny spoon p erfumed salt is off ffeered e along side —a perfumed offered side—a subtle but eexcellent xxcellent ad addition ddition to the dish. In b between ettw ween the sec second co ond and thir third d ccourse, ourse, one of the eexceedingly o xxcceedingly e p polite olite and smo oth servers serveers slides in i a palate rrefresher, efrresher e , smooth in my my case case a yuzu-ginger-jalapeño yuzu-ginggerr-jjalapeño granit a. V eery rrefreshing. efreshin ngg. granita. Very F or m d ccourse, oursee, I choose choose the For myy thir third “lightly fried”” halibut cheeks ccheeks.. I put lightly fried in quotes b eccaausee that ’s how the because that’s menu describ ed it,, butt what I got w as a described was ccoated oated in a thick,, tempuralike o temp puralik ke batter batttter than o veerwhelmed the fish.. Puréed Purréed é green green p eas overwhelmed peas and a ttart, art, t, yogurtlike yogurtlik ke yuzu yuzu-fla y flaavor o ed sauce sauce yuzu-flavored help ed offset the hea avi vily bat tttered fish. helped heavily battered My desser es were w re mo wer chi and a dessertt choic choices mochi molten matcha gr een tea ccake. ak ke. The ccake aak ke green w aas dec ent,, esp ecially with w the bar ely was decent, especially barely ssweet weet sesame ic w eam m on the side icee cr cream side,, but other wise unr emark kaab ble. otherwise unremarkable. My only ccomplaint omplaint is the pacing b ettw ween ccourses. o ourses. Of Of ccourse o ourse eeverything ver e ything between is ccooked ook keed to or der and d go od things ttake ak ke order good time ettween w ccourses ourses ar time,, but the gaps b between aree just to o long g. too long. R est e aurant Mitsuno obu is not Ka aygetsu, y Restaurant Mitsunobu Kaygetsu, but it do esn n’’t aspire aspire to ob e. With Wiith a more morre doesn’t be. aff ffo ordable menu and rrelaxed elaxed atmospher re affordable atmosphere it ’s pr ro obably a b ettter t fit fi ffor o or the times it’s probably better times.. The ffood ood doesn’t doesn’t scale scale the heights of its pr edecessorr, but A o oki and a Mitsunobu predecessor, Aoki ha ave cr eated a unique dining eexperience xxperience have created yyou ou won o n’’t find anywhere an nyywh here else that’s thatt’s a won’t welc ome br eak fr om the t sushi,, tempura welcome break from and no odle homogeneity homogeneeitty at most Silicon Silicon noodle V alle a ey JJapanese apanese rrestaurants. estaurrants. Valley
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8==@E@KP Classic American. $$$. Big-shouldered food in handsome surroundings is the rule. The steaks are big and juicy, the pot pies better than Grandma used to make. Full bar. 300 Almaden Blvd, inside the Hilton. 408.947.4444.
8D@:@ÊJ <8JK :F8JK G@QQ<I@8 Pizza. $. Amici’s specializes in thin-crust, New York-style pizza. With its upscale atmosphere and friendly service you’ve got one of downtown San Jose’s best pizza shops. 11am-10pm Mon-Thu, 11am-11pm Fri, 11:30am-11pm Sat, 11:30am10pm Sun. 225 W. Santa Clara St. 408.289.9000.
8EKFE<CC8ÊJ Classic Italian standards in a relaxed, family-friendly Rose Garden neighborhood setting. 11am9pm Mon-Fri, 8am-3pm and 4-9 pm Sat-Sun. 1701 Park Ave., 408.279.4922 8I:8;@8 Steakhouse. $$$. Celebrity chef Michael Mina reworked the menu at Arcadia in the summer of 2006 to create a modern steakhouse, a change that has made it the destination restaurant it was originally supposed to be. Lunch 11:30am-2pm Mon-Fri; dinner 5:30-10pm Sun-Thu, 5:30-11pm Fri-Sat. 301 S. Market St. 408.278.4555. 9<CC8 D@8 Italian-American. $$$. One of downtown San Jose’s most attractive eateries, Bella Mia serves regional dishes with flair. Full bar. 11:30am-9pm Mon-Thu, 11:30am-10pm Fri, 4:30-10pm Sat, 4:30-8pm Sun. 58 S. First St. 408.280.1993.
9@CCP 9<IBÊJ Eclectic. $$. Billy Berk’s restaurant looks and tastes like the offspring of the Hard Rock Cafe and Chili’s. The downtown San Jose restaurant offers a populist mix of American, Mexican and Asian food. Most dishes are designed for sharing—appetizer-size portions, nibbles and finger foods that pair well with the prodigious drink list. 11:30am-10pm Mon-Wed, 11:30am-10pm Thu, 11:30am11pm Fri, 5-11pm Sat. Bar open till midnight. 99 S. First St. 408.292.4300. ;8C8K Vietnamese. $$. San Jose’s second-oldest Vietnamese restaurant continues to draw those in search of delicious traditional fare. Surroundings are clean and friendly. Lunch and dinner daily. 408 E. William St. 408.294.6989.
<LC@G@8 New American. $$$. The revamped menu emphasizes robust flavors and beautiful presentations. Several standouts have been retained from the previous menu, as have the sexy Eulipia cocktails. Full bar. 5:30-10pm Tue-Sat, 4:309:30pm Sun. 374 S. First St. 408.280.6161.
=C8D<J <8K<IP 8E; 98I American. $$. In Silicon Valley, the home-grown Flames restaurant chain is the area’s definitive coffee shop. And now they’ve opened in downtown San Jose to great acclaim. 7am-midnight daily. 88 S. Fourth St. 408.971.1960.
+K? JKI<<K G@QQ8 :F% Pizza. $. 4th Street Pizza Co. occupies a prime corner spot on East Santa Clara and Fourth with big windows to watch the comings and goings at City Hall across the street. The thin-crust
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margherita fell short but the thicker-crust pies are better. 11am-9pm Sun-Thu, 11am10pm Fri-Sat. 150 E. Santa Clara St. 408.286.7500.
?FLJ< F= J@8D Thai. $. This popular establishment runs the gamut of Thai treasures. Beer, wine. 11:30am-2:30pm Mon-Fri, 5-10pm daily. 151 S. Second St. 408.295.3397.
@C =FIE8@F Regional Italian. $$. Embraced by the graceful Sainte Claire Hotel, this location (there are several up and down the coast) transports the diner. The menu showcases a different region of Italy monthly. 7am10pm Mon-Thu, 7am-11pm Fri, 8am-11pm Sat, 8am-10pm Sun. Full bar. 302 S. Market St. 408.271.3366. BFA@ J8B< CFLE>< $$. Japanese. In spite of Koji’s well-tuned atmosphere, it’s the sakes that really set the tone. Koji’s sake list includes tasting notes that help you find one that suits you. Happy hour 6-9pm Wed-Fri with $3 beers and $5 small plates. 6pm-close Wed-Fri, 8pm-close Sat. 48 S. First St. 408.287.7199. C8 G8JK8@8 Italian. $$. La Pastaia remains a stalwart of downtown San Jose’s dining scene. Set inside the Hotel De Anza, the rustic Italian restaurant has big-city style to spare. Lunch 11am-3pm Mon-Fri, noon-2pm Sat-Sun; dinner 5-9pm Mon-Thu, 5-10pm Fri-Sat, 5-9pm Sun. 233 W. Santa Clara St. 408.286.8686.
C8 M@:KFI@8 K8HL<I@8 Mexican. $. La Vic’s famously addictive orange hot sauce
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Soulnese SPECIALTY: Asian/soul-food fusion USUAL LOCATIONS: Every Wednesday at Milpitas Street Eats (4:30–9pm); every other Tuesday lunch in Cupertino; every other Wednesday lunch in Palo Alto. Follow @soulnese for live updates. YEARS IN BUSINESS: Six months OWNER/CHEF: Jackson Fan, Georgie Fan, Ivan Nepomuceno, Khari Crowder. BACKGROUND: Soulnese is the brainchild of the Fan brothers and their two childhood friends. Passionate about ďŹ ne cuisine and preserving the traditional avors of the comfort foods they grew up with, the San Jose natives decided to launch the Soulnese truck in order to share their food with patrons who might not otherwise try it in a typical brick-and-mortar restaurant. The unique fusion dishes provide an outlet for the chefs’ creative air, while providing, in their words, “comfort food for your soul and yang.â€? THE FOOD: From the tri-tip po boy (featuring sauce-drenched tri-tip steak and coleslaw on a fresh roll) to the mouthwatering “mac ’n’ rollâ€? (gooey eight-cheese blend mac and cheese wrapped and fried egg roll–style), Soulnese will change the way you think about both Chinese and soul food. Big, bold avors are paramount in each inventive dish, making it difficult to choose between the Soul Stix (seasoned prawns wrapped around chunks of spicy hot link sausage adorned with sweet and tangy ginger ranch sauce), succulent fried chicken subtly infused with traditional Asian spices and juicy pork strips over a bed of soy sauce-infused garlic fries. (Luckily the Soulnese sampler serves up all three so you won’t have to choose.) As of now, the menu is lacking in the dessert department, a shame because after enjoying the specialty savory dishes something sweet would make for a little balance. But if the day comes that Soulnese starts offering, say, deep-fried cream cheese wontons there is no doubt that it will be just as delectable as the main course.—Misa Shikuma
merely tops off its tasty taqueria fare: big burritos of the breakfast and lunchtime varieties, overowing nachos, delectable chile rellenos. 7am3am daily. 140 E. San Carlos St. 408.298.5335.
LOS CUBANOS Cuban. $$. Cuban food exudes an earthy, slow-cooked seduction and Los Cubanos has it in spades. Lunch 11am-2:30pm MonFri; dinner 5-9pm Mon-Thu,
5-10pm Fri, 1-10pm Sat and 4-8:30pm Sun. 22 N. Almaden Ave. 408.279.0134.
MCCORMICK AND SCHMICK’S Seafood. $$$. Harks back to big-city ďŹ sh houses with stately, masculine interiors. Menu follows the freshest fruits of the sea, grilled, panseared, steamed. Desserts will hook you. 11:30am-10pm daily; 11pm happy hour Fri-Sat. 170 S. Market St. 408.283.7200.
MEZCAL Regional Mexican. $$. Mezcal specializes in delicious regional cuisine from the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. People who need nachos and sour-creamtopped burritos on the menu will probably be miffed, but for those willing to venture beyond the same old MexicanAmerican standards, Mezcal offers an excellent point of
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Getaway Restaurants WHETHER IT’S the decor, the food or the drinks or all the above some restaurants just feel like you’ve left San Jose and arrived someplace else. Given San Jose’s diverse ethnicity and food scene, it’s easy to get away. GRAND CENTURY MALL FOOD COURT: I’ve never been to Vietnam, but I bet parts of it feel like Grand Century Mall, especially the food court. Stall after stall serves different kinds of Vietnamese specialties to an appreciative crowd of Vietnamese natives. My favorite is Dinh Cong Trang, purveyor of big, lacy banh xeo, vegetable, shrimp and pork stuffed crepes. (1001 Story Road, San Jose) HENRY’S HI-LIFE: It’s hard to say what the dining room of Henry’s Hi-Life looks like. An old lodge? A grandmother’s rambling dining room? San Jose 100 years ago? Whatever it is, Henry’s is one of a kind and a definite respite from the ordinary. (301 W. St. John St., San Jose) HUKILAU: A mai tai, an order of Spam masubi and some Polynesian visuals work wonders on your sensory perception. Hukilau is as close as you’re going to get to Hawaii without getting on a plane. (230 Jackson St., San Jose) LE PAPILLON: In addition to the outstanding modern French food, one of the amazing things about Le Papillon is once you park your car, open the restaurant’s door and leave busy Saratoga Avenue behind you enter another world, one of comfortable elegance and style that is far away from where you were before you stepped inside. (410 Saratoga Ave., San Jose) METRO BALDERAS: Le Papillon and Metro Balderas are worlds apart in more ways the one. Metro Balderas on Almaden Avenue feels like you’ve been riding the subway in Mexico City and popped up to find a taqueria specializing in Mexico City street food. Which is fitting given the place is named after a metro stop on the city’s subway and they serve a straight-outtaDF menu of street snacks. (688 S. Almaden Ave., San Jose)—Stett Holbrook
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MORTON’S STEAKHOUSE Steakhouse. $$$$. Morton’s, a Chicago-based chain of restaurants with more than 80 locations across the U.S. and abroad, offers delicious, premium-priced steaks. The rest of the menu is a mixed
bag. 5:30-11pm Mon-Sat, 5-10pm Sun. 177 Park Ave. 408.947.7000.
MUCHOS Mexican. $. A small player with a big rotisserie, this taqueria cultivates a devout lunch following. All standards get billing, but the mesquite-roasted chicken is the star. Beer. 11am-10pm daily. 72 E. Santa Clara St. 408.277.0333.
NAGLEE PARK GARAGE New American. $$. Lots of restaurants would like to think of themselves as friendly neighborhood joints but few deliver. The Garage does. Small but satisfying menu of well-executed comfort food classics. 5-9:30pm Tue-Thu, 5-10pm Fri, 9am-1pm, 5-10pm Sat, 9am-1pm Sun. 505 E. San Carlos St. 408.286.1100.
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Sake San Jose BEFORE THERE was SJ Beerwalk, there was Sake San Jose and the perambulatory sake celebration is back for its seventh annual event on Thursday, May 24, in Japantown. The event is a fundraiser for Yu-Ai Kai Senior Service, and all ticket and merchandise sales go to help YuAi Kai continue supporting seniors in the community. As for the event, 25 Japantown merchants and restaurants will come together to host an evening of sake sampling and live entertainment. In addition to scores of domestic and Japanese sakes there will be Japanese beer and plum wine as well. San Jose Taiko will kick off the event in the opening ceremony at 5pm; tasting stations open at 5:30pm and close at 8:30pm. Tickets can be purchased online at www.sakesanjose.com and at Yu-Ai Kai. Tickets are $40 on or before May 23 and $50 the day of the event.—Stett Holbrook
50 NHA TOI Vietnamese. $$$. Nha Toi is the place for northern-style Vietnamese food—less sweet than southern Vietnamese food and less spicy than the food of central Vietnam, yet it makes wider uses of aromatic ingredients 9am10pm daily. 460 E. William St. 408.294.2733.
PAGODA RESTAURANT Chinese. $$$. The cuisines of China share top billing with the opulence of the dĂŠcor. Pagoda offers the gamut of regional all-stars. Full bar. 6-10pm Tue-Sat. Fairmont Hotel, 170 S. Market St. 408.998.3937.
PAOLO’S New Italian. $$$$. Filled with artistic spins on California-meets-Italy, the kitchen turns out elegant
entrees spearheaded by seasonal vegetables. The impeccable service compensates for the modest portions. Full bar. 11:30am2:30pm Mon-Fri, 5:30-10pm Mon-Sat. 323 W. San Carlos St. 408.294.2558.
P.F. CHANG’S CHINA BISTRO Chinese. $$. With atmosphere to spare, Chang’s doesn’t neglect taste. Vibrant Szechuan avors mix surprisingly well with rich Western-style desserts. Takeout. Full bar. 11am-10pm SunThu, 11am-11pm Fri-Sat. 98 S. Second St. 408.961.5250.
POOR HOUSE BISTRO New Orleans. $$. Poor House Bistro offers a low-priced menu of Crescent City classics like po’ boys, barbecued shrimp, gumbo and muffaletta. Live music on Fridays and Saturdays. 11am-9pm Mon-
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SCOTT’S SEAFOOD Seafood. $$$. Culture lovers and power brokers alike ďŹ nd impeccable sourdough, a sea of marine treats and other entrees and a panoramic view (there’s a sister eatery in Palo Alto). For maximum pleasure, get there at sunset. Full bar. 11:30am5pm Mon-Fri, 5pm-close Sat, 4:30pm-close Sun. 185 Park Ave. 408.971.1700.
71 SAINT PETER New American. $$$. This romantic eatery offers upscale Mediterranean food in an intimate setting. Beer, wine. Closed Sun. 11:30am-1pm, 59pm Mon-Sat. 71 N. San Pedro St. 408.971.8523.
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VEGETARIAN HOUSE Vegetarian. $. This meat-free stalwart offers vegetarian dishes from around the world with a side serving of religious reading material from spiritual leader Ching Hai. 11am-2pm, 5-9pm MonFri, 11am-9pm Sat-Sun. 520 E. Santa Clara St. 408.292.3798.
VUNG TAU Vietnamese. $$. Traditionalists might gripe that they can get authentic Vietnamese food for less elsewhere, but it’s hard to top Vung Tau for its fresh, quality ingredients and sleek yet comfortable dÊcor. Encyclopedic menu. 10am3pm, 5-9pm daily. 535 E. Santa Clara St. 408.288.9055.
WING’S Chinese. $. The food is complemented by an exotic dining room with sequestered seating equipped with hanging beads and doorbells, and other miscellaneous peculiarities of a bygone era. Always a fun place to visit. 11:30am-9:30pm daily. 131 E. Jackson St. 408.294.3303 or 998.9427.
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BAY LEAF Indonesian and Thai. $$. Bay Leaf’s menu is divided into Thai and Indonesian food and it’s the latter that stands out. While Thai food is characterized by bright, high notes, Indonesian food strikes a lower bass note. 11am-3pm, 5-9:30pm Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm FriSat, 11am-9pm Sun. 122 S. Sunnyvale Ave. 408.481.9983.
CHELOKEBABI Persian. $$. Go straight for the baghali ghatogh, a fantastic appetizer made from delicate but rich baby lima beans, scrambled eggs and lots of garlic. Just as good is ghaymeh, a daily
special made from tender chunks of beef, split peas, eggplant and tomato sauce. 11am-10pm daily. 1236 Wolfe Rd. 408.737.1222.
DISHDASH Middle Eastern. $$. Dishdash celebrates the culinary glories of the Middle East beyond falafels and hummus. The menu is made from traditional recipes and ingredients but presented with a contemporary ourish. There’s also a small but wellchosen wine list to match. 11am-2:30pm, 5-9:30pm Mon-Fri, 10pm Sat-Sun. 190 S. Murphy Ave. 408.774.1889. IL POSTALE Italian American. $$$. Its previous incarnation as a post ofďŹ ce lends this space eccentric charm, and the food delivers fullbodied taste in generous portions. Veal marsala, thin-crust pizza and New York steak are featured. 11am-1:30pm, 4-9:30pm TueSun. 127 W. Washington St. 408.733.9600. LUCKY DHABA Indian. $. A dhaba is a roadside fastfood joint in northern India. We’ve got our own version here at Sunnyvale’s Lucky Dhaba. Located off busy El Camino Real, Lucky Dhaba offers a wide variety of good Indian food. 11am-10pm Sun-Thu and 11am-10:30pm Fri-Sat. 1036 El Camino Real. 408.617.0660.
PEZELLAS Family Italian. $$. Serves popular Italian dinners with rich sauces and generous portions. East Coast seafood dishes like linguini and clams and calamari sautĂŠed in tomato, garlic and basil stand out. Pizza and pasta abound. Full bar. 11am2:30pm Tue-Fri, 5-10:30pm Tue-Sat. Closed Sun-Mon. 1025 W. El Camino Real. 408.738.2400.
P.F. CHANG’S CHINA BISTRO Chinese. $$. With atmosphere to spare, Chang’s doesn’t neglect taste. Vibrant Szechuan avors mix surprisingly well with rich Western-style desserts. Full bar. 11am-10pm Mon-Sun, 11am-11pm Fri-Sat. 390 W. El Camino Real. 408.991.9078.
SAIZO Japanese. $$. Part bar, part eatery, Saizo served
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SHALIMAR Indian-Pakistani. $. Walk up to the counter, grab a menu and place your order. One of the best dishes is the plain-looking haleem, a lentil and barley stew available with chicken or beef. Nihari, a rich beef shank stew, is also great. 11:30am2:30pm, 5:30-10:30pm Sun-Thu, noon-3:30pm, 5:30-11pm Sat-Fri. 1146 W. El Camino Real. 408.530.0300. SUGAR BUTTER FLOUR Bakery. $. Sugar Butter Flour’s desserts and pastries go well beyond the humdrum sweets found at most restaurants and bakeries. The bakery’s chocolate skills are particularly strong. 7am-7:30pm Mon-Thu, 7am-8:30pm Sat, 8am-5pm Sun. 669 S. Bernardo Ave. 408.732.8597.
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TAVERNA BISTRO Old Mediterranean/Turkish. $$. Mustard and ruddy pomegranate hues warm the restaurant’s interior; zesty Arabic infusions warm the food. Choose from mezes such as hummus or tabouli. Entrees include lamb, beef or chicken gyros or lamb kebab. 11am-10pm daily. 133 S. Murphy Ave. 408.735.9971.
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UDUPI PALACE Indian. $$. Udupi Palace, a south Indian vegetarian restaurant, specializes in dishes—dosas and uthappams. Dosas are long, thin crepes made with rice our. Uthappams are pancakes made with rice and lentil our. 11:30am-10pm Mon-Thu, 11:30am-11pm Fri-Sat, 11:30am-10:30pm Sun. 976 E. El Camino Real. 408.830.9600.
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YUME-YA Japanese. $$. Don’t come here looking for sake bombs and macadamia nut-encrusted gimmicky sushi rolls. What sets this restaurant apart is its selection of izakaya-style dishes, little plates of food designed to go with beer and sake. 6-11pm Mon-Sat. 150 El Camino Real. 408.530.8156.
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Most people probably still think of Uncle Kracker as a rap-rock act, especially because he came up with high school best friend Kid Rock in Michigan (serving as Rock’s DJ for several years), and went after the same trailer-trash vibe on his first and biggest hit, “”Follow Me.” Ultimately, what he followed Kid Rock into was country music, beginning with his appearance of Kenny Chesney’s hit single “When the Sun Goes Down” and followed by his solo country hit “Smile.” His last album, 2009’s Happy Hour, was more rock, but he kept his country fans happy with
a subsequent EP that featured countrified remakes of songs from the album. Just to bring it all full circle, the EP also features a guest appearance from none other than Kid Rock. (SP)
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South First Billiards, San Jose Thu – 9pm; free
Studio 8, San Jose Friday – 10pm; $5
Usurper Vong proclaims that they are from San Jose every chance they get, but I’m have trouble believing they’re not from another planet. Good luck finding any neat classification for these guys—not even a very broad definition like “rock” can cover them. But they do
Now that the I Love This City festival has moved to the South Bay, Studio 8 is hosting the preparty—an electronic appetizer if you will, to get you primed and ready for two full days nonstop EDM madness. If you’re are brave enough to add this third day of
ear-drum splitting electronica to your schedule, you will be treated to five DJs—DJ B3, DJ Dre, DJ Scrubs, DJ Iromo—collectively known as Epic Sounds. They spin house, electronic, hip-hop and dubstep. (AC)
BETH CUSTER ENSEMBLE Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga Fri – 8:30pm; $20 Bay Area treasure Beth Custer lent her distinctive clarinet to the Club Foot Orchestra’s original soundtracks. Now that we’re in the midst of a major revival of interest in silent film, it’s particularly timely that Custer and her six-person ensemble are performing the score Custer composed for Kote Mikaberidze’s 1929 opus My Grandmother. The Soviet-era comedy
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exemplified the kind of material Stalin wanted stamped out. Banned until the 1970s, My Grandmother is a cross between surreal slapstick and Murnau’s The Last Laugh, as if assayed by Dziga Vertov. Part of the evening’s experience is a walk around the grounds: My Grandmother is being shown alfresco at the Lilian Fontaine Theater at the Montalvo Arts Center, where Custer has been an artist in residence. (RvB)
FANIME CONVENTION San Jose Convention Center Fri-Sun It’s not all girls with big eyes, space beasts and guys with unfeasibly huge weapons. Thousands turn up for the largest gathering of anime fans in Northern California,
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VAN HALEN Jun 5 at HP Pavilion
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVISITED Jun 8 at 7:30pm, Mountain Winery
SCORPIONS Jun 9 at 7pm, Shoreline
ROBERTO CARLOS Jun 15 at 8pm, HP Pavilion
IRA GLASS Jun 16 at 7:30pm, Mountain Winery
KENNY LOGGINS Jun 17 at Mountain Winery
NICKELBACK Jun 18 at 6pm, HP Pavilion
INDIGO GIRLS Jun 19 at Mountain Winery
KRIS KRISTOFFERSON Jun 22 at 8pm, San Jose Civic
K.D. LANG Jun 27 at 7pm, Montalvo Arts Center
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Jul 1 at Shoreline
AL GREEN Jul 13 at 7:30pm, Montalvo Arts Center
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DAVE DUB Streetlight Records, San Jose Sat – 2pm; free One of the founders of the scene, Dave Dub has created a label in Isolated Wax that is still the pride of the South Bay underground scene. This week, he’s releasing his own new record, Treatment, and on Saturday he’ll be on hand from 2-3 for a release party. He’ll meet and greet while the album is played, but of course, the big question is: will he perform? As of yet, he doesn’t plan to, but you never know. (SP)
SANTA CRUZ BLUES FESTIVAL Aptos Village Park Sat-Sun – 11am-7pm; $65 The Santa Cruz institution celebrates its 20th year by inviting back several festival favorites. Everyone on Sunday’s lineup—the Holmes Brothers, Elvin Bishop, Los Lonely Boys and Jonny Lang—has left their mark on the festival’s history, none. But none more so than Coco Montoya, who’s played a record 12 times. Saturday features past faves like Los Lobos and Tommy Castro, but headliners the Doobie Brothers represent a different kind of triumph, as the Blues Festival has been trying to book them for years. (SP)
Jul 19 at San Jose Center for the Performing Arts
AMERICAN IDOL LIVE Jul 22 at 7pm, HP Pavilion
NEIL DIAMOND Aug 7 at 8pm, HP Pavilion
YES/PROCOL HARUM Aug 14 at San Jose Civic
CS&N Sep 8 at San Jose Civic
MADONNA Oct 6 at 8pm, HP Pavilion For music updates and contest giveaways, like us on Facebook at metrofb.com
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South FIRST FRIDAYS an eclectic evening of arts and culture in downtown San Jose’s SoFA District (and beyond) on the First Friday of the month
JUNE 1st ART WALK & SubZERO James Turner
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Artist Reception: Tenuous Threads solo exhibition of Lacey Bryant. Bryant’s new series of paintings continue to explore her curiosity of the odd and disconcerting; as well as the duality of all things in nature and in one’s self. Bryant is interested in “these little connections that reach out and twine around things, getting us tangled up or sometimes grasping where there is nothing to hold to.�
Higher Fire embraces the high-tech, low-tech mashup that is SubZero! Walk up, drop in, and begin a virtual pottery making experience. Unleash your creativity without actually getting muddy on our iPaddriven pottery wheels. With a few finger flicks you'll channel your inner Greco-Roman and make vessels to share via your favorite social media.
Stop by MACLA for an exciting evening of art. In MACLA’s Gallery: Even the Small Change can be Profound. An exhibition of six artists from the Bay Area and Los Angeles which explores the role of artists as agents of change. Artists’ Talk at 7pm.
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
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The bold designs, rich colors and dramatic scale of Mark Adams‘ (1925-2006) pictorial tapestries, along with photographs by Minor White and Imogen Cunningham will be on view at the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles. FabMo will also be onsite with a craft table.
Art Boutiki presents a night of premiere video. First the debut of "Empty Withour You" a music video b y Po s e 2 f x a n d S c r i b e S aya r followed by a performance of other music by Scribe. After more jazz by Grooveyard Shift we end the night with the premiere of a short film by Jonathan Sontag called "Green". Featured artist is Pose2FX whose show, Longevity will include live painting.
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Works presents the annual exhibition of BFA graduates in Pictorial Art from San JosĂŠ State University. Discover a wide range of approaches with surprising connections from its newest graduates as SJSU's Department of Art and Art History celebrates 101 years.
Opening reception for two new solo exhibitions by KALEID Gallery artists Kori Thompson and Andrew Wallace.
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BALLETSANJOSE A spring showcase for students from the Ballet San Jose School in both Open and Professional divisions. Sun, 2 and 4pm. $25$45. California Theatre, San Jose.
FLAMENCOSOCIETY An evening called “Flamenco in Concert” features Clara Rodriquez, David McLean and more. Sat, 7pm. $13-$15. Historic Hoover Theatre, San Jose.
LOSGATOSBALLET The company presents the story ballet “Cinderella.” Fri, 10:30am and 7:30pm, Sat, 2 and 7:30pm. $15-$20. West Valley College, Saratoga.
SMUINBALLET The spring program features the premieres of “Swipe” by Val Caniparoli and “Through” by Ma Cong, plus “Symphony of Psalms” by Michael Smuin. Wed-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $49$62. Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.
THEKNIGHTOFTHEBURNING PESTLE A satire built on material from the 1600s, including Don Quixote and class inequality. Runs May 25-Jun 10. Opens Fri, 8pm. Regular shows Thu, 7:30pm, Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $8-$16. Lohman Theatre, Foothill College.
MARYPOPPINS The famed musical on tour and brought to town by Broadway San Jose. May 29-Jun 10. TueThu, 7:30pm, Fri, 8pm, Sat, 2 and 8pm, Sun, 1 and 6:30pm. $25 and up. San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.
THENERD Larry Shue’s comedy mounted by Santa Clara Players. Runs thru Jun 3. This week Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun 2:30pm. $16-$18. Triton Museum, Hall Pavilion, Santa Clara.
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The company presents Verdi’s “Aida.” May 25 and June 2, 8pm, May 27 and June 3, 2pm. $45$70. Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto.
Theater THECLEANHOUSE In Sarah Ruhl’s comedy, a Brazilian comedian upsets a straight-laced Connecticut family when she goes to work as a housekeeper. May 24-Jun 16. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun 3pm (Jun 3) or 7pm (Jun 10), Wed (Jun 6 and 13), 7pm. $34-$32. Bus Barn Theater, Los Altos.
GUYSANDDOLLS A classic musical about colorful gamblers, crap games and the Save-A-Soul Mission. Runs thru Jun 9. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2:30pm. $20-$38. Saratoga Civic Theater.
INTHENEXTROOM A City Lights production of Sarah Ruhl’s comedy about the early days of the vibrator in the Victorian era. Runs thru Jun 17. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 7pm (May
Annual program of original short plays by the Pear Playwrights Guild. Runs thru Jun 3. Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $15-$30. Pear Avenue Theatre, Mountain View.
THANKSFORPLAYINGTHETHE GAMESHOWSHOW! A new musical comedy about the golden era of TV game shows. Runs thru Jun 3. Fri-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $24-$44. The Retro Dome, San Jose.
THEUNDERSTUDY San Jose Rep presents Theresa Rebeck’s comedy about the competitive world of acting. Runs thru Jun 3. Wed, 7:30pm, Thu-Fri, 8pm, Sat, 3 and 8pm, Sun 2pm, Tue, 7:30pm. $29-$74. San Jose Repertory Theatre.
WONDERFULWORLD Dragon Productions presents Richard Dresser’s off-beat comedy. May 25-Jun 17. Opens Fri, 8pm. Regular shows Thu-Sat, 8pm, Sun, 2pm. $16-$30. Dragon Theatre, Palo Alto.
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Classical Concerts BETHCUSTERENSEMBLE The group performs a live score to silent film “My Grandmother.” Fri, 8:30pm. $15-$20. Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga.
FINALFRIDAYS For the monthly Montalvo series, Mamoru Okuno combines visual and sound art in his “Etude for Everyday Life.” Fri, 6pm. Free. Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga.
STANFORDSYMPHONIC CHORUS Stephen Sano leads the ensemble in works by Mendelssohn, Haydn and Schumann. Wed, 8pm. $5$10. Memorial Church, Stanford.
STANFORDWOODWIND QUINTET The group is joined by guest pianist Jon Nakamastu for Mozart’s “Quintet for Piano and Winds” and Blumer’s “Sextet for Piano and Winds.” Fri, 8pm. $5-$10. Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Stanford.
STANFORDAFRO-LATINJAZZ ENSEMBLE Trombonist Dough Beavers is the featured performer. Sat, 8pm. $5-$10. Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Stanford.
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Comedy ROOSTERT.FEATHERS Wed, 8pm: New Talent Showcase. $10. Thu, 8pm: Joe Klocek. $13. Fri, 9pm, Sat, 8 and 10:30pm, Sun, 8pm: Laurie Kilmartin. $13/$19. Sunnyvale.
SANJOSEIMPROV Wed, 8pm: U.N. Comedy. Thu, 8pm: Friends of Fluffy. Fri-Sat, 7 and 10pm, Sat, 7pm: Gabriel Iglesias. $34.99. San Jose.
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DESAISSETMUSEUM “Chain Reaction: Artists Consider the Bicycle.” “Clunkers to MTBs: The Evolution of the Mountain Bike.”Thru Jul 1. “Indelibly Yours: Smith Andersen Editions and the Tattoo Project.” A show of works inspired by tattoos. Thru Jul 1. “Andy Warhol: Polaroids and Portraits.”Thru Jul 1. Tue-Sun, 11am-4pm. Santa Clara University.
HISTORYMUSEUMOF LOSGATOS “Radiant Light: Memories From the Ming Quong Home in Los Gatos.”Thru Jul 15. Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm. Los Gatos.
by artist Rene Yung. May 26-Sep. 16. Reception, Jun 15, 6-8pm. TueFri, 10am-5pm, Sat, noon-5pm. San Jose.
CONTINUING ANNODOMINI “More Force Than Judgement.” Solo exhibit by POESIA, with paintings inspired by Old Master works. Thru Jun 16. San Jose.
ARTARKGALLERY “People-Powered Art Exhibition.” The show features humanpowered transportation. Thru May 26. San Jose.
ARTOBJECTGALLERY “3 Painters.” Works by Sukey Bryan, Mila Libman and Tim Ryan. Thru Jun 20. San Jose.
DOWNTOWNYOGASHALA “Made in Nature.” Photographs by Nadia Nasiri. Thru May 26. San Jose.
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“Form & Fantasy.” A group show of sculptural and functional works in clay, stone, metal and wood. May 29-Jun 23. Reception Jun 1, 6-8pm. Tue-Wed, 11am-4pm, ThuSat, 11am-8pm, Sun, 11am-3pm. Palo Alto.
SANJOSEINSTITUTEOF CONTEMPORARYART “City Beneath the City.” A show of artifacts unearthed during the original excavation of San Jose’s Chinatown; the show is designed
STANFORDARTSPACES Paintings by Jose Allen and Wayne Jiang, and photographs by Terry Thompson. Thru Jun 21. Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm. Paul G. Allen Art Spaces Gallery, Stanford.
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POETRY An evening event with Jacquelin Kudler and Judy Halebsky. Wed, 7pm. Kepler’s, Menlo Park.
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“The Office.” A group show looking at the oddities and absurdities of life in the modern office. Thru Jun 2. Videos in the Cardinale Project Room. Thru Jun 14. Tue-Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat, noon5pm. San Jose.
“Wrath of Andromeda.” Works by Tyson Johnston. Japantown, San Jose.
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“Mark Adams.” A show of works by the contemporary Bay Area textile artist. Thru Jul 29. Tue-Sun, 10am-5pm. San Jose. “SJSU Graduate Exhibition.” Thru Jul 15. “California Society of Printmakers.”Thru Jul 15. “Roberta Loach.” Thru Jul 8. Tue-Wed and Fri-Sun, 11am-5pm, Thu, 11am9pm. Santa Clara.
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The author talks about his memoir, “The Perfect Gentleman: A Muslim Boy Meets the West.” Wed, 7pm. Books Inc., Mountain View.
SANJOSEMUSEUMOFART “Mexicanisimo through Artists’ Eyes.”Thru Sep 23. “Frank Lobdell: Wonderland.” Thru Aug 5. “To Hell and Back.” Illustrations for Dante by Sandow Birk. Thru Sep 16. “Renegade Humor.”Thru Jul 8. Tue-Sun, 11am-5pm, closed Mon. San Jose.
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KALEIDGALLERY “RoboShop.” Works by artists interested in robots. Thru May 25. San Jose.
METROLOBBY Works by Thoughtlesshero with street pictures using film and digital media. Thru May. San Jose.
MOHRGALLERY “Power,” drawings and prints by Fanny Retsek. Thru Jun 10. Community School of Music and Art, Mountain View.
MONTALVOARTSCENTER The Marianas (a.k.a. Michael Arcega and Stephanie Syjuco) presents a souvenir pop-up show related to centenary of Montalvo. Thru Jul 20. Thu-Sun, 11am-3pm. Saratoga.
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MATHEDUCATION NPR’s the Math Guy gives a Commonwealth Club talk about “Math Education for the Flat World.” Sun, 2pm. $5-$10. Tech Museum, San Jose.
SAKESANJOSE A chance to sample some sake and soak up the sites in Japantown; the event is a benefit for Yu-Ai Kai Senior Service. San Jose Taiko starts things off at 5pm. Thu, 5:30–8:30pm. $40/$50. Japantown San Jose.
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Then there is the matter of the pistol. With such a realistic-looking prop in the hands of an actor with such a big chip on his shoulder, you can’t help but wonder if The Understudy might suddenly turn into a black comedy. The gun, however, is mainly a device for getting Roxanne off the stage when Jake misplaces it.
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Though it asks its audience to suspend some disbelief, the play’s humor rings true. The actors, director Amy Glazer and indeed the whole crew must deal with frustrations similar to what the characters in the play go through. So too must have Rebeck, whose musical drama Smash covers similar ground. You get the feeling that years of disappointment and bitterness have been channeled into something positive: an engaging and hilarious comedy.—Sean Conwell
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and moral integrity in a small Danish community. Disturbingly and frustratingly realistic, director Thomas Vinterberg forces us to watch as everyone does the wrong thing while firmly believing themselves to be in the right—from the parents who believe their imaginative daughter without proof to her accused teacher, who remains unwilling to demonize his former friends who allowed the rumor to spread like a virus. While American audiences will probably recognize him from his villainous turn in Casino Royale, Mads Mikkelson delivers a delicate, nuanced performance as the ostracized kindergarten teacher that seems like an early contender for the Best Actor prize. In the “Un Certain Regard” program, this year’s Sundance sweetheart Beasts of the Southern Wild continued to charm audiences. First-time director Benh Zeitlin takes us on a mystical journey through the bayous of Louisiana, bringing the South to life in wonderfully rich audiovisual detail through the eyes of the 6-year-old protagonist, Hushpuppy (newcomer Quvenzhané Wallis) in her quest to find her mother in light of her father’s failing health. Part magical realism, part environmental disaster movie, Zeitlin’s debut is not one to miss. Like father, like son. Brandon Cronenberg’s graphic debut feature, Antiviral, fuses sci-fi with body horror to depict a perversely dystopian society in which obsessive fans pay to receive injections of diseases gleaned from their favorite celebrities. (If it sounds far-fetched, just think about people who bid on everyday items on eBay simply because they’ve been touched or used by a famous person.) Although the actual scientific elements seem dubious, the film’s message and provocative critique of the celebrity culture perpetuated by tabloids, fan sites, etc., ring loud and clear.—Misa Shikuma
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(R; 90 min.) Six tourists hire arguably the world’s worst tour guide to take them to the abandoned post-nuclear city of Pripyat, the former home of the infamous Chernobyl nuclear reactor—only to ďŹ nd that the abandoned city isn’t so abandoned after all. Either the ďŹ lm is in the “found footageâ€? format or onlocation radiation is seriously messing with the camera. (Opens Fri valleywide)
boss’s political activist daughter, Charlotte (a robustly miscast Maggie Gyllenhaal). An actress who can’t do a good comedy orgasm scene has no place in the cinema; Sheridan Smith mugs pleasurably as a debauched maid, and Georgie Glen’s shriek of “Tally-ho!â€? at the capital moment is rich. But the cast is all dressed up with nowhere to go. Wexler seems caught in the problem of a ďŹ lm addressing twin evils: poverty and the second-class status of women. It’s as if she’s unable to take the second problem seriously. (RvB) (Opening Fri at the Aquarius in Palo Alto.)
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Alienating IN THE decade since this franchise’s last outing, the world must have gotten more xenophobic, because in Men in Black 3, Will Smith’s Agent J spends time complaining about the weirdness of shawarma and the unidentiďŹ able ďŹ lth to be found in a Chinese restaurant. This moment exists only so that we can have an alien, who is pretending to be Chinese, say “so sollyâ€? —if that makes it funnier. All of this confusing foreign grub is contrasted to the mentally healing power of a slice of American pie. A reference to Twin Peaks? Or a symbol of a franchise turning cranky?
Men in Black 3 commences with the hairy one-armed Boris the Animal (Flight of the Conchords star Jermaine Clement) breaking from jail and heading to settle an old score with Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones). Meanwhile, the never more fey Agent J seeks paternal male-love from his partner. Not a chance, since Tommy Lee is far too Texan. J time-hops back to 1969 in an eort to head o an alien invasion and meet up with the younger K. (Josh Brolin, doing a ďŹ ne pickup of Jones’ mannerisms). The agents are aided by GriďŹƒn, an alien bag-gentleman who sees in ďŹ ve dimensions; he’s played by Michael Stuhlbarg of A Serious Man, doing his best Robin Williams, outďŹ tted with layers
of clothing, a yarn hat, bulgy blue contact lenses and a blissed-out grin. It’s not an immersive version of the past. The ďŹ nale is set at Cape Canaveral (instead of Cape Kennedy, as it was in ’69). The duo attend a party at Warhol’s Factory where the password is “Janis Joplinâ€?; the scene is set D\e @e 9cXZb * a year after that factory closed, and the loft has PG-13; 106 min. a welcome-to-all banner Opens Friday, valleywide on the outside, as if the private studio were a carpet warehouse. A joke or two stands out (such as J’s mid-air detour through 1929). But Men in Black 3 lacks seriously without women even as eye-candy, not counting the contemptuous use of a moll (Nicole Scherzinger) or Emma Thompson (and Alice Eve as her younger self) as the lady boss. There’s only so much male bonding a man can stand. And considering the threat of evil invasion, MIB III is undervillained. It must be hard work writing professional wrestler/supervillain threats. The Animal is left with lines like “Let’s agree to disagree!â€? and “Arrggh!â€? — Richard von Busack
(R; 95 min.) Tanya Wexler’s historical farce is so arch and self-congratulatory that it hardly even allows its audience a few mild, civilized chuckles. It has the same subject matter as In the Next Room, currently at the City Lights Theatre Company. Jonathan Pryce is a pompous Victorian, Dr. Robert Dalrymple, who manipulates the genitals of his well-off, middle-aged female patients to ward off “hysteria� symptoms, like unwanted thoughts and depression. Dr. Mortimer Granville (the handsome, vacant Hugh Dancy) joins Dalrymple’s practice but is disturbed by his
(NR; 127 min.) A Belgian thriller about a journalist who, while covering a story about police ofďŹ cers assigned to a juvenile division, engages in an illicit affair with one of her subjects. Sure to be Americanized soon enough, with Zooey Deschanel as the journalist, a puppy as her lover and a greeting card company replacing the juvenile detention center. (Opens Fri at Camera 3 in San Jose.)
SJSU STUDENT SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Hosted by the ďŹ lm production society. (Plays May 24 at 7pm in San Jose at Camera 3.) (RvB)
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS Unpreviewed documentary about mountain biking. (Plays May 27 at 7pm in San Jose at Camera 7.) (RvB)
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THE BIG SLEEP/ THE CRIMINAL CODE (1946/1931) Easygoing L.A. private detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart) is hired by a handicapped general to keep tabs on his nymphomaniac daughter, who is wrapped up in a case of blackmail and murder. No one has ever cared as much about the plot as they have about Howard Hawks’ staggeringly impudent direction—or as much as they cared for Lauren Bacall, who plays the smoky-voiced, tough good girl who assists Marlowe. BILLED WITH The Criminal Code. One of a number of prison ďŹ lms released in the early 1930s, this is remembered for its famous scene: Boris Karloff as the enforcer of the code in question, lurching through the part with such deadly force that he landed the role of Frankenstein’s monster next. (Plays May 25-27 in Palo Alto at the Stanford Theatre.) (RvB)
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REVIEW (1962/1965) In Jamaica, a British bureaucrat vanishes, summoning a tough, amoral investigator from “Universal Exports.â€? Clues lead this enforcer, James Bond (Sean Connery) to Crab Key, an atoll owned by Dr. Julius No (a KarlofďŹ an Joseph Wiseman). The tone in this foundation-laying adventure is unusually serious, as it needs to be to encompass what happens next. Worth more than the million-dollar midriff of Ursula Andress, then, is the straightest face in the movies of her day; she’s almost detached describing her use of a spider as a murder weapon. And this in the same ďŹ lm where 007 almost gets tarantula-bit. BILLED WITH GoldďŹ nger. The industrialist Auric GoldďŹ nger (Gert Froebe) has a thing for gold-painted women, though this can prove lethal to them. (Plays May 25-27 in San Jose at the Retro Dome.) (RvB)
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NILES FILM MUSEUM Regularly scheduled programs of silent ďŹ lms. May 26: Rudolph Valentino in The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse (1921), starring Rudolph Valentino, who introduced the tango to the world. Billed with “Perils of Pauline Episode 9: The Floating CofďŹ nâ€? (1914) and “Back Stageâ€? (1919) with Arbuckle and Keaton. Judith Rosenberg at the piano. (Plays May 26 at 7:30pm in Fremont at the Edison Theatre.)
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to anthropologist Hess Green, who has immortality unexpectedly thrust upon him and develops a thirst for blood as a side eect. Gunn puts his politics on the table early when George says of Hess, “He’s an addict. He’s not a criminal, he’s a victim. He’s addicted to blood.â€? It helps that Hess is played by the endlessly fascinating Duane Jones, who starred in Night of the Living Dead. His performance here is gripping, as is that of Marlene Clark as Ganja, with whom Hess becomes involved. The ďŹ lm will strike many as pretentious, with its airy, psychedelic feel and almost documentarian style in parts, but it deserves to be recognized as a cult classic. Though Ganja & Hess may be a vampire story, it’s a Frankenstein ďŹ lm, in the sense that the complete work had to be cobbled together for this release from the best available sources, after the original distributor hacked almost a third of its running time away. The restoration was lovingly done, but of course some sections look better than others. In general, however, it looks no doubt far better now than it did in the theaters its original run, and a documentary in the extras does a ďŹ ne job of laying out its place in indie-ďŹ lm history.—Steve Palopoli
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(1955/1934) The engineering problem of how the pyramids were built contrasts with the romance of a scheming princess (Joan Collins) and the Pharaoh Cheops II (Jack Hawkins). This Howard Hawks epic was a op, but like the pyramids themselves, an enduring relic of an era of largesse. BILLED WITH Viva Villa! Hawks fretted that the studio had turned the warrior Pancho Villa (Wallace Beery) into “Santa Claus,â€? but the Mexican locations had their share of real-life gunplay according to Hawks. (Plays May 23-24 in Palo Alto at the Stanford Theatre.) (RvB)
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PHOTOS: E-40 AND KENDRICK LAMAR AT STANFORD’S BLACKFEST One of the biggest hip-hop shows of the weekend arrived at an unlikely venue yesterday as Bay Area rap legend E-40 headlined Stanford’s BlackFest with one of L.A.’s hottest new MCs, Kendrick Lamar.
WALLY SCHNALLE CELEBRATES NEW LIVE CD AT THE THEATRE ON SAN PEDRO SQUARE San Jose jazz/fusion drummer Wally Schnalle is celebrating the release of his latest album Saturday at the Theatre on San Pedro Square. The album, Wally Schnalle Live at Yoshi’s, is a top-notch example of uptempo jazz fusion recorded in Oakland.
VIDEO: SAN JOSE RAPPER ANTWON’S ‘HELICOPTER’ IS BLOWING UP San Jose rapper Antwon has been getting a lot of attention lately. In February, he released his video “Helicopter,” which has become the subject of many blogs.
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Sat, 8:30pm: Nigel & Clive. $10/$15. Redwood City.
Wed, 9:30pm: Jack Rip-Off. Thu, 10pm: Sexy Back. Fri, 9:30pm: The Peelers. Sat, 9:30pm: Joe Bazooka. Sun, 8:30pm: The Gents. Mon, 9:30pm: Ric Williams Trio. Campbell.
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Sat, 7pm: Porch, Industry of Sustainable Destruction, Tinkle Potty, 8:19. $10. San Jose.
Fri, 10pm: Spazmatics. Sat, 10pm: Night Train. San Jose.
ANGELICA’S BISTRO
THE BLANK CLUB Wed, 9pm: Dustonius Maximus. No cover. Fri, 9pm: Rubber Duckies, Stock Foto, Custom Built. $8. San Jose.
BRITANNIA ARMS CUPERTINO Fri, 9pm: Control Freak. Cupertino.
CLUB FOX Fri, 8pm: Pride & Joy. $18/$20.
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Sat, 7pm: House of Floyd. Pink Floyd tribute. $18/$20. Redwood City.
THE CATS Wed, 7pm: Johnny Fabulous. Thu, 8:30pm: The Bob Gonzalez Band. Sun, 6pm: Joe Ferrera. Los Gatos.
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Porch IT TOOK YEARS of hard work and gigging in the Bay Area before freakmetal outfit—and unlikely rock stars—Primus blew up in the ’90s. Spazzy, weirdo bass player/frontman Les Claypool started the band in the early ’80s with guitarist Todd Huth. In SLG Art Boutiki, 1988, literally months before Primus released their first album, Suck on This, Huth quit the band. While Larry Sat May 26 LaLonde, Huth’s replacement, ended up getting most of the credit for Primus’ unusual guitar work, it was Huth that wrote most of the parts for those early albums and 7pm; $10 essentially laid the groundwork with Claypool to create the Primus sound. Huth’s departure was amicable, but terribly timed. Still, it’s not like Huth didn’t benefit from Primus’ success. He’s gotten to play in some of Claypool’s side projects (Sausage & Les Claypool’s Fearless Frog Brigade). But where Huth really shines is in his own project, Porch, which he started in the mid’90s, and features former Today Is the Day bassist Christopher Frey and former Samiam drummer Dave Ayer. The distinct guitar work that would help elevate Primus into monster-cult status is abundant in Porch. Huth mixes heavy distortion and traditional blues scales with dissonant chords. Unlike LaLonde, who would bring a tinnier tone and a lighter, more abstract flair to Primus, Huth has a deep, gritty style. Porch is clearly more purely Huth’s musical vision. In other words, there aren’t any of Claypool’s goofy cartoon qualities. It’s a lot of heavy metal chops mixed with prog-rock timing and atmospheric experimentations. Huth likes to go for that slow, deep, powerful sound, though it sounds nothing like the Melvins or later-era Black Flag. His affinity for Zeppelin riff-rock is balanced by a love for math rock, atonal noises and passionate vocals.—Aaron Carnes
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Thu, 7pm: Hootenanny w/ Mike Murdock and Sean McGuire. Sat, 7pm: Given to Fly. Willow Glen.
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Sat, 8:30pm: The Honey Wilders. Free. Los Gatos.
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Fri, 7:30pm: Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas. $55-$125. Saratoga
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Fri, 9pm: The Shitkickers. No cover. Sat, 9pm: Zombie Pool Party, String Theory. No cover. Tue, 9pm: Terrible Tuesdays with live art and music from Dark Earth, Hard of Heart. No cover. San Jose.
Fri, 9:30pm: Big Cat Tolefree. $5. Sat, 9:30pm: Scott T. Miller & the Electric Porkchop Band. $5. Fremont.
MONTGOMERY THEATER Sat-Sun, 2 & 8pm: Hideo. Video
NETO’S GRILL Thu, 7pm: Live blues-rock. Fri, 8:30pm:The Divas of the Decade. $10. Sat, 8:30pm: Burnin Vernon. $10.Tue, 7pm: Jam with Dennis Dove or Ray Ray. Santa Clara.
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I Love This City THINGS GOT A BIT confusing when the I Love This City festival moved from AT&T Park in San Francisco to Shoreline in Mountain View. Aside from the now-unclear question of what city is getting the love from this new EDM festival, there was some lineup shuffling as well. It worked out well for ravers, especially on Friday, where Dutch DJ Afrojack and Swedish House Mafia head Sebastian Ingrosso were added to the lineup when the festival moved. Friday also features James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, as well as Duck Sauce, Steve Aoki, Datsik, the Crystal Method, Cut Chemist, Dirtyphonics, Holy Ghost!, Shoreline AraabMuzik, Borgore, Cookie Monsta and more. Amphitheatre Saturday’s bill is topped by Tiesto, David Guetta and Laidback Luke. Doctor P., Excision, Feed Me, Apparat, Fri-Sat May 25-26 Kill the Noise, Felix Cartal, Jaguar Skills, Miles the DJ and others will also perform. Festival hours have been 1:30pm; $50-$99 extended until 11:30pm each night thanks to the move. There will be three stages, and the festival is now open to ages 16 and over. Anyone who bought a ticket for the festival while it was still at AT&T will receive a special wristband that gets them into reserved seating, and buses will carry earlier ticketholders in S.F. from The Lot at AT&T to Shoreline and back both days.—Steve Palopoli
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NINE LIVES Fri, 8pm: VanMarter Project, the Golden Hour. $10. Sat, 8pm: FourFathers, ZED, Mukagee, the Conceal. $10. Gilroy.
NUMBER ONE BROADWAY Wed: Jam night with Tim Allen. Thu: Joint Chiefs. No cover. Fri, 9:30pm: Naked in Vegas. $10. Sat, 9:30pm: The Megatones. $10. Los Gatos.
PURE LOUNGE 408 PURELOUNGE408 Thu, 5:30pm: Jazz Thursdays with Ondvirg. $10. Sunnyvale.
THE QUARTER NOTE Wed: Pro Jam hosted by Mental Notes. No cover. Thu: Pro Jam hosted by Vicious Groove. No cover. Fri: Stone Sonic, Blind Fury. Sat: BlackMast and friends. Sunnyvale.
RED ROCK COFFEE Fri, 7pm: Mountain View Teen Open Mic. Sat, 8pm: Strawberry Souls. Sun, noon: Margaret and Victor. Mountain View.
REFUGE Fri, 6pm: Modern Day Escape, Assemble the Skyline, Ten Days New, Leviathan, Clockwork Hero, Seventh Day Breakdown. All ages. Sat, 6pm: Lionheart, Arsonists Get All
the Girls, ATLAS, the Art of War, As Artifacts, Guttershark!, Of Dreamers, Choose Your Character. All ages. $12. Cupertino.
ROCK BOTTOM BREWERY Thu: Funkranomicon. Campbell.
SHORELINE AMPHITHEATRE Sat-Sun, 1:30pm: I Love This City, featuring Tiesto, David Guetta, Steve Aoki and others. Mountain View.
SONOMA CHICKEN CAMPBELL Fri, 9pm: Shark Sandwich. Sat, 9pm: Sexy Back. Campbell.
SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS Thu, 9pm: Usurpervong, Profile of a Line, Bats in the Belfree. 21+. No cover. San Jose.
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Banda No cover. cover Fri, Fri 8pm: Rock Banda. en Español. San Jose.
STREETLIGHT RECORDS Sat, 4pm: Isolated Wax. Free. San Jose.
ANGELICA’S BISTRO Fri: Generation Esmeralda. $14/$18. Redwood City.
WOODHAM’S LOUNGE Fri: Pro Jam with local rock musicians. Santa Clara.
World AGENDA LOUNGE Wed, 8pm: Salsa. $5. Thu, 9pm:
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HISTORIC HOOVER THEATRE Sat, 7pm: Flamenco in concert. $13-$15. San Jose.
Fri, 8pm: Live jazz or Italian music and belly dancing. Sat, 8pm: Rushid. Cupertino.
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Jazz/Blues CLUB FOX Wed, 7pm: Jam. Redwood City.
FAIRMONT HOTEL Wed, 8pm: Laila Smith and the Usual Suspects. Free. San Jose.
GRAND DELL SALOON Thu, 8pm: Blues Jam with Aki. Fri, 8pm: Rhythm District. Sat, 8pm: Pat Wilder. Campbell.
HEDLEY CLUB Every first and third Wed, 7:30pm: Hedley Club Jazz Jam. Thu, 8pm: Russo-Alberts Trio. Fri, 8:30pm: Rick Vandivier. Sat, 8:30pm: Kristen Strom. Hotel De Anza, San Jose.
J.J.’S BLUES CAFE Wed: Suska. Thu: Jimmy Dewrance. Fri: Charles Ray Vaughn and the Whiskey Poets. Sun: Gene Washington and the Special Purpose Band, Brian Vann. Mon: Desiree and Diamond 99. Tue: Liars Club, Blue J. San Jose.
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JK<CC8I N8P Approx. 10 acres, quiet, surrounded by Magestic Redwood trees. Beautiful and Pristine with a good amount of easy terrain. Good producing well. Owner financing. Broker will help show. Shown by appointment only. Offered at $349,000. Call Debbie @ Donner Land & Homes, Inc. 408-3955754 www.donnerland.com
=FI<JK<; D<8;FN Pristine Acreage. 10 min to Boulder Creek. No rock out of place in this magnificent forest enveloped by Redwood Trees. Spring fed pond. Prestigious location. Qualified buyers only. Shown by Appt. Offered at $1,900,000. Broker will help show. Call Debbie @ Donner Land & Homes, Inc. 408-395-5754 www. donnerland.com
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and low energy refrigerator. High speed Internet service available. Beautiful view to the East of the mountains, canyons and far off city lights of Morgan Hill and Gilroy. The house, solar electric, and the generator have permits on file in Santa Clara County. Offered at $595,000. Broker will help show. Call Debbie @ Donner Land & Homes, Inc. 408-3955754 www.donnerland.com
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+' 8:I<J Excellent Owner Financing. Acreage, Private and Easy to get to in Sunny Aptos. View of Monterey Bay and city lights. TPZ. Abundant Year-round spring. Sun and views. Multiple building sites with paved road access & dirt and gravel driveway. TPZRedwood habitat has been harvested every 15-20 years since the 1950’s. Timber harvest possible with new timber harvest plan. Potential for horses, small scale solar and hydro feed to grid. Offered at $450,000. Broker will help show. Call Debbie @ Donner Land & Homes, Inc. 408-3955754 \www.donnerland.com
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