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Dance Partners Breaking up is hard to do, except in election years. CARL GUARDINO, CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, and county Supervisor CINDY CHAVEZ have do-si-doed on tax measures in the past, but the music stopped last year after Guardino threw his unabashed support behind his best bro SAM LICCARDO in the San Jose mayor’s race. Chavez went all-in for county Board of Supervisors colleague DAVE CORTESE. Things have since smoothed out, as Chavez is no longer sending Guardino’s calls to VM. That reconciliation, however, could be put to the test. The Leadership Group conducted polling at the end of May and found that 68 percent of respondents supported a 30-year, half-cent sales tax increase to improve local transportation infrastructure; a quarter-cent hike fared a bit better with 71 percent approving. Chavez serves as vice chair of the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA), and on Tuesday she and her colleagues heard They Guardino’s pitch for Did putting a measure on the What? ballot next year. Because VTA is a public agency, it SEND TIPS TO O can’t run the campaign. As FLY@ WS. WS S. METRONEWS. a result, a bevy of suitors COM are expected to push for control of the organizing committee to fix potholes, improve transit services for vulnerable residents and extend BART to downtown San Jose, amongst other proposals. Guardino might find himself up against “personal friend” BEN FIELD, CEO of the South Bay Labor Council. Labor purportedly prefers broader language on how the funds would be distributed. Guardino touts the fact that he has coordinated four successful transportation ballot measures in the past—all but one had the support of the South Bay Labor Council—but he’s drawing a couple lines in the sand. The Leadership Group insists it won’t lend its support to any initiative unless it has clearly defined projects, which requires two-thirds of the vote, and the measure must be placed on the November ballot to ensure more supportive turnout. Making up could be equally hard to do.
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Probing Honda TOO LATE Mike Honda will no longer let any of his House staff work on his campaign, but that won’t stop an ethics probe from moving forward.
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IKE HONDA ONCE fell asleep during his own town hall meeting. The culprit: An extended discussion of Obamacare.
Honda’s also been seen dozing off on the floor of the House of Representatives on a couple occasions. The most recent inducement: debating a potential shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. Silicon Valley’s seven-term congressman has suffered from increasingly frequent bouts of narcolepsy, but this week he acquired a more compelling excuse for sleepless nights and restless days. On Monday, the House Committee on Ethics announced that it has
extended its investigation into alleged improper coordination between Honda’s 2014 campaign and his House staff. Charlie Dent and Linda Sanchez, chairman and ranking member of the House Committee on Ethics, respectively, said that a joint decision was made to extend the investigation into Rep. Honda (D-San Jose) after a referral was received June 5. Metro broke the news last week that Honda was the focus of an Office of Congressional Ethics review throughout the spring. Supporters of Ro Khanna, who hopes to defeat Honda in a 2016 rematch, filed a complaint last fall after Metro published emails showing Honda’s chief of staff and then-campaign manager coordinated invitations to an official State Department event, with the goal of tabbing guests for campaign contributions. The emails—provided by former staffer Ruchit Agrawal—also showed
that Honda routinely used employees for household chores, such as setting up a Netflix account, on taxpayer time. Honda’s campaign did not return a call for comment but did send out a press release saying that the “allegations do not rise to the level of violations of House Rules.” Honda has refused to publicly comment on the matter beyond noting that his chief of staff, Jennifer Van der Heide, has apologized for her actions related to the State Department roundtable held in early 2013. In an attempt to change the conversation, the campaign pivoted on the news of an extended ethics probe Monday by announcing that Honda will take "unprecedented action" by forbidding his House staff from working on his campaigns. "I believe this action provides clarity for the public and a bright line for my staff that far exceeds anything required by the House of Representatives,” Honda said. Adam Alberti, Honda's campaign spokesperson, called the House Ethics Committee announcement "simply part of the process that began with a politically motivated complaint issued
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Sadako Sasaki was two years old when she survived a nuclear bomb detonating a mile from her home in Hiroshima. Ten years would pass before she developed tumors on her neck and rashes on her skin. She was diagnosed with leukemia. Radiation from the bomb was to blame. Bedridden, the little girl began to fold origami cranes. An ancient Japanese legend holds that anyone who folds 1,000 cranes will be granted one wish. Sadako’s only wish was to live. Congressman Mike Honda has also has a “1000 Cranesâ€? project, and he too wants to extend his life. His political life. According to a transcript of a meeting between congressional ethics investigators and Agrawal, the whistleblower in Honda’s ethics probe, the congressman and his campaign created a binder of highly valued donors, or “cranes,â€? to tap for campaign contributions. Other sources have conďŹ rmed the existence of this “1000 cranesâ€? binder. The goal was to get 1,000 people to donate $1,000 each, which would then leave the campaign with a cool $1 million. These donors would then allegedly have greater access to Honda for favors after an election. “As far as I know, it's the Congressman's idea,â€? Agrawal told investigators, according to an unedited transcript. “It's a thousand people give a thousand dollars that's a million dollars. A social network to provide a club for the cranes. Also to provide an ability for them to do the transactional work that's necessary. Hey, my relative needs a visa, I'm interested in this public policy. It's a place to keep the donors, they can talk. I don't know if formalized or not, if it was
just an idea, but there deďŹ nitely was a binder for it I saw.â€? Honda has hired some of the best congressional investigation attorneys money can buy, and he may need to add more birds to his binder. In just the second quarter of this year, Honda spent more than $65,000 on legal fees for three separate ďŹ rms—18 percent of the money he raised from April through June. Two of the three ďŹ rms Honda hired, Brand Law Group and Miller & Chevalier, specialize in political scandals, with their clientele representing a who’s who of legislators who have been accused of breaking the rules. According to records provided by the Federal Elections Commission, Brand Law Group has received almost $890,000 from some of Congress’ most investigated legislators going back to 2006. A small sample of the roster: • Michigan Rep. John Conyers shelled out more than $99,000 over an eight-year period, with the highest single payment occurring during the same time his wife and then-Detroit city council president, Monica Conyers, was convicted on bribery charges. • Former U.S. Senator Larry “wide stanceâ€? Craig burned through $101,000 in a four-month period after the former U.S. Senator made headlines for trying to hook up in a Minneapolis airport bathroom. • Florida Rep. Rob Andrews racked up nearly $243,000 in fees over an eight-year period, before resigning last year while a House ethics probe looked into misuse of campaign funds. • Illinois Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. brought the ďŹ rm on sporadically between 2010 and 2012, before being sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for misusing $750,000 in campaign funds. Honda’s other specialized ďŹ rm, Miller & Chevalier, has received more than $35,000 in payments from the campaign as of June 30. The ďŹ rm recently handled an OCE investigation of Judy Chu (D-Pasadena), who was also under investigation for commingling House duties and campaign work. She paid Brand Law Group $74,000 in legal fees and was reprimanded for interfering with the investigation. As the ethics probe into Honda moves forward, investigators will now have the power to subpoena witnesses who declined to meet during the initial review. Sources tell Metro that several witnesses hope to be called back to tell their side of the story.
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Wine Pavilion There’s more to Gilroy than just garlic. Wineries are huge in the Garlic Captial and South Santa Clara County, so it’s only fitting to bring them together at the Garlic Festival. The Wine Pavilion, located on the Ranch side of the festival grounds, is the place to sample vino from from several local wineries. Wine, mimosas, dessert wine over ice cream and some well-needed shade can all be enjoyed at the pavilion and it’s all brought to you by the Gilroy Rotary
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YOU CAN’T SPELL ‘CLOVE’ WITHOUT ‘LOVE’ Mr. Garlic, pictured here doling out high fives at last year’s festival, will be presiding over the wedding of two garlic-loving lovebirds this year.
Six can’t-miss attractions at this year’s Gilroy Garlic Festival BY ERIN REDMOND
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HIS WEEKEND marks the 37th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival— offering enthusiasts of the pungent bulb—yet another chance to bask in all things garlic. This year includes crowd festival favorites, such as the legendary peppersteak sandwiches and the oddly flavorful garlic ice cream, cooking competitions, games, wine and Mr. Garlic, who will preside over the festival’s first-ever wedding.
Here is our round-up of can’t-miss events and attractions:
Gourmet Alley The Garlic Festival didn’t establish itself as one of the Bay Area’s premier cuisine attractions by accident. The food found at Gourmet Alley is unlike any other. It’s here you can find garlicky culinary concoctions the likes of peppersteak sandwiches, pasta con pesto, calamari, Italian sausage sandwiches, scampi, garlic bread and garlic fries. Is your mouth watering yet?
Pyro Chefs Speaking of Gourmet Alley, while you’re there it’s a necessity to check out the Garlic Festival’s famous pyro chefs. As someone who had the honor of doing a flame-up with the chefs last year, I can tell you it is no easy feat—and they’ve got the burns to prove it. These chefs not
only cook up delicious treats for festivalgoers, but they do it with flare. With flames reaching several feet in the air, it takes serious training to cook like the pyro chefs do. Stop by Gourmet Alley to see the chefs in action.
Cook-off Competitions For amateur and professional chefs alike, the Garlic Festival is a big deal. It’s here that chefs of all levels go head-to-head in three heated cook-off challenges. On Friday, executive chef teams from Chico State University, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and the University of San Francisco square off against the defending champs from Santa Clara University in the Garlic Bowl MMXV at 2 p.m. The teams will put their best garlic-infused dish forward as each looks to win $5,000 in scholarships for their school. On Saturday, eight amateur chefs— selected from among thousands of applicants—will compete for the coveted garlic crown and a $5,000 prize
On Sunday, the bells will be ringing as two garlic-loving lovebirds will tie the knot, or renew their vows, in a wedding ceremony presided over by none other than Mr. Garlic himself—a giant, anthropomorphic clove of garlic. The winners of the contest have yet to be announced, but whoever the lucky couple is, they’ll walk away with more than life-long companionship. They also leave with a honeymoon package valued at $5,000 and the priceless sense of security that comes with knowing your significant other is not a vampire
Free Garlic Ice Cream Gilroy’s temperatures in late July can easily hit the mid-to-high 90s—just ask anyone who attended last year’s festival. If you’re looking for a refreshing and free way to cool down, visit Olam’s Garlic Ice Cream booth. The combination of garlic and ice cream may not seem appetizing, but it makes for an oddly delicious treat. It doesn’t hurt to try anything once, right?
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in the Great Garlic Cook-Off It all starts at 10 a.m. on the Cook-Off Stage. And on Sunday, it’s time for the pros to step up. Four professional chefs will take the stage on the festival’s final day for the Garlic Showdown in an “Iron Chef ”-inspired competition. Bragging rights and $5,000. The event kicks off at noon and will be hosted by Daphne Oz from TV’s The Chew and three-time Garlic Showdown champion Chef Jason Gronlund.
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Garage Graduates ONWARD AND UPWARD The art-thinkers of ZERO1 are leaving the garage to focus on global collaborative projects.
ZERO1 outgrows its physical exhibition space on South First Street BY GARY SINGH
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HE GOAL since ZERO1’s inception 15 years ago has been to see how artists can get people, especially those in tech, to think differently. Now ZERO1 is expanding that strategy to establish partnerships in which artistic thinking can impact social innovation. As a result, devoting massive resources to fund a permanent physical exhibition space like the ZERO1 Garage is no longer realistic.
ZERO1 will still function as a presenting arts organization— the next biennial is planned for 2016—but the organization will now also plot global collaborative projects in which art-think is used to tackle larger societal issues. For example, ZERO1 already collaborates with the U.S. State Department on the American Arts Incubator Program, an international new media exchange effort where four artists travel every year to places like Laos and Mongolia and use artistic perspectives to help solve problems. Similarly, ZERO1 already organizes a fellowship program in which artists team up with institutions like Google, Adobe or the city of San Jose to solve business problems like map design, cloud issues or urban
wayfinding. Both of those initiatives were launched at the ZERO1 Garage, and now the organization imagines similar programs, perhaps with artists and NGOs partnering to address education issues, women’s rights or working to help eradicate poverty. Yes, ZERO1 is moving out of the garage and into a more fluid and globally connected theater of operations. “We never saw the garage as a permanent solution,” said ZERO1 Executive Director Joel Slayton. “It was an opportunity to try something, experiment, take a chance and see what would happen. And it gave us the opportunity to incubate all these programs and move the needle along, but it doesn’t mean that’s what we have to do forever. So we’re going to take what we developed there to the next level.” It makes sense. Apple and Google didn’t stay in their respective garages either, right?
At the Computer History Museum, the fundraising event began outside in the parking lot. Mark Pauline of Survival Research Labs (SRL) brought a few of his legendary machines, the Spine Robot and the Track Robot in particular, and let them engage each other in metal-bashing fashion. If you’re unfamiliar with SRL, Pauline, along with the guys and gals who work for him, have staged violently humorous robotic spectacles since the late-70s and have been longsince banned by regulatory officials in San Francisco from staging anything interesting. The SRL connection to ZERO1 runs deep. At the first ZERO1 Biennial in 2006, Pauline staged the first grand-scale Bay Area SRL performance in years, in the parking lot behind the South Hall of the convention center. Once the fundraiser continued inside the museum, high rollers munched on arancini balls with risotto and parmesan cheese while the SRL track robot menaced people in front of the stage. Amy Critchett, who is also Pauline’s wife, spoke about her involvement with ZERO1 since its inception. It was through ZERO1 that she met Pauline. Slayton also waxed poetic, as did original ZERO1 founder Andy Cunningham. Noted vocalist Pamela Z gave a rousing interactive performance using her voice and hands to trigger computergenerated signal processing in real time. After the speeches, a live auction commenced in order to raise funds for the ZERO1 portfolio of ideas. Now, just because ZERO1 is evolving globally does not mean it will abandon San Jose. Cunningham envisions more partnerships similar to the Artist Fellowship Programs, but more geared toward societal issues. “I want to do the same thing with a different set of artist fellows working on social problems,” she told me. “For example, is there gang violence in San Jose that we could put an artist on to help solve that problem in a different way? Is there an educational issue that we can put an artist on? I’d like to identify three or four different social organizations, where we can partner up with them and give them an artist for a year to help them solve their problems in a different way.”
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ALIFORNIA is in the midst of one of the most severe droughts on record. And while weather scientists are forecasting a wet and wild El Niño this winter, we’re parched right now. Fortunately, Silicon Valley Beer Week kicks off this weekend, providing the perfect opportunity to unironically follow the directions of pickup truck bumper stickers, novelty T-shirts and country singer Chris Young.
That’s right. It’s time to save water and drink beer. From July 24 to Aug. 1, venues, restaurants and breweries all over the valley will be hosting beer tastings, specialty food pairings, educational seminars and tap-takeovers, among other beer-oriented events. There’s a whole lot going on over the next eight days and with all beer on tap, in bottles and cascading from pitchers, things are sure to get a bit confusing. But never fear. That’s what our Silicon Valley Beer Week guide is for. This issue features a comprehensive list of every scheduled Beer Week event (as of our print deadline, that is). But that’s not all. Tired of getting punched in the face
with hops? You’re not alone. We spoke to local brewers from all over Silicon Valley to find out whether the bitey and often bitter IPA has reached a tipping point. Also inside, read about the contentious battles micro-breweries are waging with each other over the fonts, slogans, quips and even the beer-related puns they print on their labels. And finally, we’ve highlighted of some of the best, locally owned suds shops in Silicon Valley. From Jane’s Beer Store in Mountain View to Kelly’s Liquors in San Jose’s Japantown, the dedicated beer fanatics at each of these locations will provide knowledge and assistance in tracking down the best beers available. —Nick Veronin
Name that Beer Clever brewers jump through legal hoops to brand brews BY JENNIFER WADSWORTH
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OR THE BETTER part of two decades, Lagunitas Brewing Co. has relied on its signature India Pale Ale for the bulk of its sales. The hopped-up vim that triggered an IPA craze still driving the craft beer market bears a distinctive, widely recognized trademark. “Lagunitas IPA,” the label boasts—its acronym a bold, black, frayed-at-the-edges serif font. When Chico-based Sierra Nevada
Brewing slapped a similar-looking arrangement of those same three letters onto a new brew called Hop Hunter IPA this past January, Lagunitas founder Tony Magee couldn’t help but feel territorial. The Petaluma brewer filed a federal complaint alleging trademark infringement to defend his turf—not over the acronym, which is almost universal at this point, but the way it looked. Though Magee dropped the lawsuit a day later after social media backlash over the volley, the case marked one of the first times that two major craft brewers fought each other in court. It also signaled a growing trend of bouts
between brewers over branding and naming rights. “It can feel like we’ve run out of clever wordplay,” Gordon Biersch co-founder and San Jose native Dan Gordon said in an interview about a drink he’s dubbed No Name Cider until its release this fall. “We’re not, of course, but it’s much more competitive to come up with something original.” Hops-related puns seem all but played out: Hop Drop ‘n Roll, Rye of the Tiger, Hopportunity Knocks, Hopscotch, Hoptical Illusion. Bock, a type of strong dark beer, has inspired its own forever-long list of ciphers: Pandora’s Bock, Men in Bock, Bock to
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SACRED TEXTS The puns and slogans brewers put on their merchandise are in short supply. breakneck growth of the industry, Moon said. California has reached a clip that spawns a new brewery every 16 hours, according to industry groups, bringing the statewide total to upward of 600. Nationwide, that number has topped 3,000, according to the Craft Beverage Association. And when it comes to branding, brewers compete with wineries and distilleries for trademarks. Tom Clark, who founded Santa Clara Valley Brewing Company after a West Coast microbrewery tour a few years back, has sidestepped litigation by opting for hyper-local names. The company’s signature beer, Electric Tower IPA, takes its name from a former San Jose landmark. New Almaden Red, one of his year-round ales, pays homage to the quicksilverrich cinnabar once mined in the South Bay hills. Even with trademarked names particular to the region, Clark has resigned himself to the likelihood of a legal dust-up. “We’re just waiting for our ďŹ rst cease and desist letter,â€? he said with a laugh during a tour of his just-opened San Jose taproom in May. San Jose’s Strike Brewing Co. took the tack of sticking to a theme meaningful to the founders, but not necessarily dependent on run-of-themill puns. “All the normal things you can think of to name a beer have been taken,â€? Strike co-founder Jenny Lewis said. “Even if it’s a tiny little brewery
in Rhode Island that will never sell anything over here, you have to go back to the drawing board.� As a nod to fellow co-founder Drew Ehrlich’s stint in minor league baseball, they named the brewery Strike. Initially, they kept things simple by eschewing individual beer names, christening early beers only by type: Strike IPA, Strike Lager, and so on. “But we wanted to have a little more fun with it, so we started riffing off of baseball slang terms,� Lewis said. “We like that it tells more of a story, that we’re the underdog, we’re the little guy trying to make it in the big leagues.� The resulting monikers resonated with Strike’s overall theme. Lumber Busters American Brown, Screwball Blonde and, her favorite, Horn Rounder IPA. Strike trademarked scores more they have yet to use. A good name, Lewis noted, has to tell a story. “Ours do,� she said. “It has to be simple, it has to get people talking.� Ultimately, of course, it has to be original. As Strike found, that may require dispensing with worn-out puns in favor of something more authentic. Or, as Moon advises, resisting the urge to name every single beer. “That’s what I would do if I had a brewery,� she said. “One name, one trademark.�
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BITTER BEER FACE We aren’t ready to start drinking Keystone Light. We’re just tired of being punched in the face with hops.
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HE INDIA PALE ALE is a lot like like reality TV: its dominance within, and influence upon, the industry that birthed it is undeniable. Just as virtually every network has a take on the reality genre, it seems impossible to find a taproom or beer aisle without at least one IPA. And, just as the TV-watching public have grown tired of the litany of celebrity vanity programs, contest shows and soap operas posing as documentary, so too have many beer drinkers begun to tire of that most hopped-up of all beers.
21 flower, which is added to beer in order to balance out the sweetness of the grain, as well as provide flavor, aroma and help prolong the life of a given brew. This last-property—the prolonging of the beer’s life—is what led to the name, India pale ale. During the 1800s, English brewers in search of a beer capable of withstanding the six-month ocean voyage from England to its thencolony, India, without going stale or being overrun by bacteria, hit upon the idea of crafting an ale with a heaping helping of hops. “The over-hopping of India Pale Ales is really just an American thing of ‘bigger is better,’” says Dustin Cawthorne, manager of Jane’s Beer Store in Mountain View. “I hope that more brewers will scale back the hops and focus on extracting as much flavor from the hops a possible.” He’s not the only one. Many craft brewers and beer snobs are turning their backs on the IPA—trading in the hop-heavy ales for the smoother, crisper finish of pilsners and lagers— both of which can be brewed to taste light and refreshing without coming out watered-down, like the American macrobrews so often derided by the microbrew set. For example, San Francisco-based Anchor Brewing has been brewing its California Lager since 2012, and Ballast Point—long famous for their Sculpin IPA, which boasts a score of 70 IBUs, or international bittering units—also sells Longfin, a very smooth lager, which comes in at only 18 on the IBU scale. "People want to be able to have more than one or two beers,” says Jordan Trigg, owner of Liquid Bread Gastropub in Campbell. “It is hard to drink hoppy beer all day. Also, I believe that more and more women are getting into beer and they have different palettes than men. Pilsners and lagers plus wheat beers meet their taste preferences.” The founders of the recently opened New Bohemia Brewery in Santa Cruz are clearly ready to move beyond hop-heavy ales. NuBo boasts the only true pilsner brewing system in Northern California and they only brew a single IPA—aptly named “Another IPA.”
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Some might say that we have reached peak IPA. Originally designed to survive lengthy, sweltering sea voyages, the extra potent ale has enjoyed a resurgence of late. Its rise in popularity is due to a number of factors, including lower overhead costs and a shorter brewing cycle— both of which make IPA appealing to both home-brewing hobbyists and low-budget micro-brewers looking to bring their product to the market as quickly as possible. A cheaper and easier-to-brew beer also encourages experimentation, which has led to a greater number and wider array of beers carrying the IPA label. There are IPAs with floral notes, others have hints of citrus; some are copper colored and still others are pale blond. As the IPA grew in popularity and diversity, it inevitably became a symbol of all that was different and better about craft and micro-brew beers. Where the major American macrobrews were seen as flavorless and watered down, IPAs were said to have depth, complexity and character. “IPAs opened consumers' eyes to alternative beer styles,” says Tom Clark, brewmaster of Santa Clara Valley Brewing. Once American beer drinkers began to acquire a taste for this new style of beer, more micro-brewers decided to enter the game. And when they did, they stuck with hoppy ales, which, as it turns out, were much easier to make than the pilsners and lagers produced by America’s biggest breweries. “It seems that most American craft breweries have avoided brewing lagers because of the long lagering time in the fermentation tanks,” says Priscilla La Rocca, co-owner of the Fremont-based Das Brew. “While most ales can be finished and in a glass in as little as two weeks, some lagers require several months to reach their peak.” The quick turnaround time for brewing IPA also lends itself to experimentation. And since producing a beer as different as possible from Budweiser, Coors and Miller was the name of the game, upping the ante on hops became standard. Hops, is a bitter, pine cone-shaped
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“There are definitely a lot more American breweries making lagers and pilsners (these days),” Cawthorne says. “The lager has been enjoyed across the world for centuries and will be for the coming future.” Drew Ehrlich, founder and brewmaster of Strike Brewing forecasts a decrease in popularity of the IPA—if only because the people making the beers are getting bored. “Brewers, by nature, like to be creative,” Elrich says. “It can get monotonous making IPA after IPA, so its not surprising to (see brewers shifting to) make something at the opposite end of the spectrum.” It should be noted that no one in the field sees the increased interest in craft pilsners and lagers as a death knell for the IPA. Clark, of Santa Clara Valley Brewing, which is known for its Electric Tower IPA, says he believes the uptick in lighter micro-brew is simply an indication of the exploratory spirit of beer makers and beer lovers. “Brewers are thinking about different styles to experiment with while craft consumers are asking
about beers they have tried around the world or read about online,” Clark says. “These factors come together to form a great synergy that I don’t think exists in any other industry.” Even La Rocca—whose Das Brew specializes in German style beers, like lagers, and only reluctantly gave in to producing IPAs—doesn’t think hoppy ales will disappear. While she definitely thinks that IPAs have reached a tipping point, she also considers herself a beer nerd who keeps up with trends the general beer consumer doesn’t. And for them—the average Joe or Joanne sixpack, IPAs are here to stay. “The IPA demand won’t die,” she says. “Breweries will continue experimenting with new hops to keep the followers intrigued.” However, La Rocca also thinks more breweries will begin exploring lagers, pilsners and other, less bitter, beers in the years to come—a relief to those who are tired of being punched in the face by hops. Anna Bagirov contributed to this report.
Tucked away in a humble strip mall, Bobby’s Liquors is a craft beer oasis. This unassuming shop boasts a brew selection that will impress even the snobbiest of connoisseurs. They’ve got beers from well-regarded California breweries like Green Flash and Speakeasy as well as imported European award-winners like the Norwegian “living beer” specialists Nøgne Ø, makers of the Two Captains Double IPA. Bobby’s boasts more than 300 varieties of Belgian style, IPA, and dark ale. They also offer the highly regarded Pliny the Elder—one of over 100 keg options. As far as stores next to an Adult DVD shop go, this place has a topnotch selection.
SANTA CLARA LIQUORS 1001 Monroe St., Santa Clara This sizable shop has been catering to the needs of the thirsty private schoolers of Santa Clara University. Located just beyond the fountain in the quaint Franklin Square, half the place features the typical munchies of a convenience store and the other half offers a bountiful selection of more than 500 craft beers. They recently picked up some specials from Flat Tail brewery including the Cyanide and Hoppiness Apricot IPA and El Guapo, a blonde infused with cucumber, lime, and habaneros. To celebrate summer, they knock 10 percent off all craft beers on Sundays, and they frequently add to the selection—posting the new additions to their regularly updated Instagram page.
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beer is all they do. This specialization enables them to offer an extremely wide selection of on-tap brews alongside a well-stocked fridge of bottled options. ISO Beers does double duty as a clean, modern and minimalist tasting bar, where no food is served, but you can BYO from nearby Ike’s, Angelou’s or Mexico Bakery and enjoy it on ISO’s shady, stylish patio. With choices ranging from Fieldworks’ Hot Chocolate Mexican Export Stout to Bocker Cuvee De Jacobins Rouge— which is aged in French cognac barrels for 18 months—it is the perfect place for obscure tastes.
KELLY’S LIQUOR STORE 498 N First St., San Jose Operating out of what looks like a quaint white house in San Jose’s Japantown, Kelly’s has been whetting whistles since 1938. So, in their own words, “they must be doing something right.” They feature broad selections from well-regarded craft breweries like Rogue, Flying Dog and Russian River. Plus, they have a special focus on top-rated choices, often stocking the legendary Pliny the Elder, the fruity and crisp Sculpin IPA, and Supplication, which ages in Pinot Noir wine barrels with sour cherries for a whole year. Their Facebook page rolls with photos of their newest additions and features a charmingly sacrilegious “Beer Prayer.”
JANE’S BEER STORE 720 Villa St., Mountain View In middle school, you asked nerds to help you find the right answer. In adulthood, you ask nerds to help you find the best beer. Jane’s offers over 500 craft brews and their knowledgeable crew is more than capable of guiding you to your perfect match, or matches. They
ERNIE’S AT CENTURY WINE & SPIRITS 3163 Middleton Road, Palo Alto This Palo Alto haven for ritzy booze has been open since 1974, though the ownership changed last year. Staffed by the friendly and informative Bobby and Justin, this joint offers many rare selections of not just beer, but wine and scotch too. Operating under an inviting, tie-dye colored sign, this one-stop liquor shop has carries 30-racks of cheap domestics for drinking games and the elusive rare beers for when your impossibleto-please, out-of-town visitors are looking for something special. The owner, Bobby, graduated from Berkeley, but he’s more than happy to help Stanford students find what they want while still hoping their football team loses.
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which leaves an unexpectedly pleasant fruity aftertaste. Unapologetically hip, this spot sports cozy couches for lounging while you savor their carefully cultivated offerings. A top seller, the Ono, features juicy pork belly, stir-fried bok choy, and a spicy pineapple garlic sauce. They boast ten taps and have great beer deals, hosting happy hour everyday after 5pm, and giving a 40 percent discount to anyone who takes their beers to-go.
THE WILLOWS MARKET 60 Middlefield Rd., Menlo Park The Willows Market has it all. They have high-quality fresh food, a stuffed deli and one of the most impressive selections of craft brews in the entire South Bay. Among their hundreds of choices, they offer some of the rarer varieties from big breweries like the Sierra Nevada Glissade. And you don’t need to be limited by bottle size, as many can come in a keg. If you can’t find something, Nick, their beer guy, has his number and email posted and will rustle up your preferred variety within a couple of days. The large market also hosts date-friendly events like their “Food Truck Night.”
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a step ahead of the industry. After a brief shutdown for renovations in June, Bouren reopened the bar under the name Haberdasher, a nod to the tailored environment of craft cocktail lounges. The new specifications are a sharp fit. Haberdasher is warmer than its predecessor, but that’s not simply because of the amber glow that has replaced the shadowy recesses of the basement. Derby hat light fixtures suggest a playfulness that didn’t necessarily come through in the past incarnation. If there is a line to get in, it’s shorter and moves quicker. No one hovers over tables admonishing patrons about flash photography or the proper decibel level of conversations. It is a bar that has found a balance. Thankfully, the drinks have not diminished in quality by any stretch, but the menu has been scaled down to facilitate serving at a faster, larger scale. Our bartender, Ian, self-assuredly walked us through the menu, and
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DOUG AND THE CARNIVAL OF SOULS REVUE Streetlight Records, San Jose Sat, 4pm, Free Doug Irvin, frontman for Doug and the Carnival of Souls Review, started his group last year with an interesting twist on the typical four-piece arrangement—sticking a violinist in the sonic space typically occupied by second guitar. Doug’s vocals smack of R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe, and his lyrics attack the darker elements of life with a startling and engaging honesty. On the haunting “Have I Found Hell,” Doug pounds out a grungy solo over sighing violin. The band works quick. Just one year after forming, they’ve finished their White Car EP, a fivesong showcase of this singular band’s eclectic rock. (JF)
STIFF LITTLE FINGERS The Ritz, San Jose Sat, 8pm, $20 The late ’70s were a terrible time for peace in Northern Ireland. However, during this tumultuous and dangerous period, punk rock thrived in the region. Belfastbased quartet Stiff Little Fingers reacted to “The Troubles” with music—channeling the angst they felt living in the midst of sectarian violence into highly political punk tunes. Their unrelenting energy and driving messages made them an engaging presence that had something to say. Their edgy melodies, and counter-cultural lyrics made them one of the primary influences of East Bay pop-punk titans, Green Day. (JF)
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MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD August 18 at Mountain Winery
DIERKS BENTLEY August 21 at Shoreline Amphitheatre
HEART August 26 at Mountain Winery
NEKO CASE September 4 at Mountain Winery
CHAYANNE September 6 at SAP Center
DICK DALE October 17 at The Ritz
MADONNA October 19 at SAP Center
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Shark City WHEN YOU’RE A JET City Lights Theater Company’s production of Broadway classic ‘West Side Story’ brims with vitality more than a half-century after its debut.
City Lights Theater’s ‘West Side Story’ is sharp as a switchblade BY KARLA KANE
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EST SIDE STORY is better than Romeo and Juliet. That's right, the midcentury musical masterpiece is greater than Shakespeare's quintessential romance, and San Jose's City Lights Theater Company mostly does it justice with its lively, intimate new production.
Most theater fans are probably already familiar with the show—the Bard-inspired plot, the breathtaking music (by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim), and Jerome Robbins' choreography. That ominous whistle. The haunting tri-tone of "Maria." Who among us hasn't gone
snapping, twirling and kicking down a city street in tribute? Just me? Uh, anyway, West Side Story takes Shakespeare’s wealthy feuding Italian families and transforms them into rival teenage gangs in the 1950s slums of New York. The Jets, led by wild-eyed Riff (Josiah Frampton), are native New Yorkers who clash with The Sharks, recent Puerto Rican immigrants led by Bernardo (Nick Rodrigues). Shiftless rebels without a cause, the disaffected youth see no hope for their futures and must channel their energy into bravado, sex and turf wars. Fighting over their meager territory, the other common ground they share is a mutual distrust for grown-ups, especially doltish Officer Krupke (Howard L. Miller) and menacing Lieutenant Shrank (Frank Swaringen). Things get complicated when Bernardo's innocent younger sister Maria (Katherine Dela Cruz) arrives in town and falls in love-at-first-
sight with dreamy Tony (Max Jennings), Riff's best friend. Star-crossed-lovers spoiler alert: it does not end well. Romeo and Juliet were doomed by fate, Tony and Maria by society. While Romeo and Juliet is a classic tragedy full of dramatic irony and the folly of suicidal, impetuous youth, West Side Story is a messier and uniquely American story of modern love and racial tension. It's also much more moving, with a true heartbreaker of an ending. But it wouldn't work without the music (classic songs include "Tonight" and "Somewhere") and the snappy, beatnik rhythms of the dialogue, which manages to sound pleasingly cool and corny at the same time. City Lights has a small theater and proves that, although it's a "big" musical in terms of importance, it can be done well in a scaled-down arena. There are many strong performances to commend here. Dela Cruz is ideally suited to the role of Maria, with an angelic, soaring voice. She outshines Jennings as Tony, who's sweet but struggles to reach some notes in his vocally challenging role. The juiciest parts belong to Danielle
Mendoza as Bernardo's sassy girlfriend Anita and Frampton's Riff. The splendid duo delivers my two favorite performances—commanding attention in every scene in which they appear. Mendoza does not disappoint in her syncopated, sassy number, "America”. Frampton is a live wire with real star quality as the tough-talking head Jet. Other standouts in smaller roles include William Corkery as Baby John, the naive Jet, and Melissa Baxter as the desperateto-be-accepted tomboy Anybodys. City Lights does a great job of portraying the disconnect between the teen characters and the hapless adults, whether they be kindly, like drugstore owner Doc (George S. Gamette) or villainous, like odious bad-cop Shrank (fun fact: actor Swaringen is actually a retired member of the San Jose police force). Doc attempts reach his young customers with "when I was your age" platitudes, only to be rebuffed ("You was never my age, none a you! The sooner you creeps get hip to that, the sooner you'll dig us"), while the bigoted Shrank's words resonate chillingly in today's world, where issues of race and police brutality still loom large. As he remarks to the Sharks, "I got the badge, you got the skin." The rift between youth and adult society is best exemplified by the bitingly funny "Gee, Officer Krupke" number, handled deftly by Sean Okuniewicz's Action and his Jets. Ron Gasparinetti's set design is simple and effective: Silhouetted fire escapes and chain-link fence against an ominous sky. A few pieces of furniture are ingeniously repurposed to make a multitude of set pieces, and Melissa Sanchez's costumes are casually appealing—retro in style but not overtly so, adding a sense of timelessness. One drawback of staging West Side Story in a small space is a lack of room for an orchestra. City Lights opts for pre-recorded backing tracks and the energy that comes with live music is definitely missed. On the whole, City Lights proves up to the task of bringing West Side Story to contemporary audiences, and anyone should jump at the chance to see it on stage, where it still brims with vitality more than a half-century after its debut.
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Silicon Valley Beer Week takes place July 24–August 1, 2015 and highlights all venues, restaurants and breweries that are passionate about craft beer. The week will kick off with an exclusive opening party and feature eight days of hosted JULY 24-AUGUST 1, 2015 events throughout the valley. During the eight days, beer-lovers can experience a variety of activities featuring their favorite craft beers including tap takeovers, food pairings, seminars, demonstrations, brewmaster’s dinners, new release nights and other exclusive events.
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FRIDAY SVBW KICKOFF FRIDAY JULY 25 @ 6:00 PM — 10:00 PM Start the week off right by attending the SV Beer Week Kick Off Party on July 24 from 5:00-9:00pm. Featuring four different breweries in the heart of Silicon Valley, rotate through each one and taste what these San Jose breweries have to offer. Participating breweries include Strike Brewing Company, Santa Clara Valley Brewing Company, Hermitage Brewing Company, and Gordon Biersch Brewing Company. Each will be hosting a special event that night to celebrate the Kick Off of SV Beer Week. Strike Brew Co will be pouring a special release beer, along with their other # of beers on tap. 98.5 KFOX’s Big Rick Stuart will be doing a live broadcast from Strike – be sure to stop by the booth and say hello. Houndstooth Pizzeria food truck will also be on site, offering delicious wood-fired pizza.
Strike Brewing Company 2099 S 10th St #30, San Jose Santa Clara Brewing Company will be releasing their new Coyote Creek Session IPA. Flights will be available for $7.00 each all night. The food truck Crepe ‘em Coming will be serving savory and sweet crepes until one’s heart’s content.
Santa Clara Brewing Company 101 E Alma Ave, San Jose Hermitage Brewing Company is offering a special discount of $1.00 off pints from 4-6:00pm. Food truck Gow Chow will be your dining option for the evening. Try some of their Greek and Mediterranean inspired cuisine. Make sure to ask about their beer infused dish created especially for that evening!
Hermitage Brewing Company 1627 S 7th St, San Jose Gordon Biersch Brewing Company be hosting brewery tours 15 minutes past every hour (5:15pm, 6:15pm, 7:15pm, 8:15pm). They will also have their indoor-outdoor bar area open. Word on the street is there will also be a food truck or two on the premises.
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Gordon Biersch Brewing Company 357 East Taylor Street, San Jose With four breweries hosting attractions for the Kick Off Party, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you stay and mingle at one brewery, or you stay mobile and hit all four, make sure to celebrate with a craft brew to kick off Silicon Valley Beer Week 2015 the right way. We hope to see you there. Cheers!
SATURDAY OUT OF YOUR TREE!-BIG BEERS SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
Britannia Arms Almaden 5027 Almaden Exp, San Jose Tapping of Stickee Monkee and Double DBA from Firestone Walker
BALLAST POINT BREWING SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Los Altos 1031 N. San Antonio Rd, Los Altos We’ll be pouring Dorado, Grapefruit Sculpin, Victory at Sea, Free Pint Glass with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited) ½ Price Burgers from 11am to 4pm!
LAGUNITAS OLDE GNARLYWINE SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in South San Jose 878 Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose We’ll be pouring: Lagunitas Olde GnarleyWine 10.60% ABV. Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited)
THE BIG WOODIE SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM - 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drakes, Port, The Bruery , Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
NORTH AMERICA BEER BATTLE! SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM — 9:30 PM
Pizza California 1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your fourbeer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner!
LAGUNITAS TAKEOVER WITH BREW-CENTRIC BITES SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Rookies Sports Lodge 1535 Meridian Ave, San Jose Rookies is rockin’ a specialty food menu for SV Beer Week made with and paired with a variety of drafts from Lagunitas Brewery- a must have! Complimentary souvenir glasses and schwag all week long.
FIELDWORK BREWING & ALTAMONT TAP TAKEOVER SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
Smoke Eaters Mercado 3175 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara Fieldwork Brewing out of Berkeley have been open only a few months, but have been cranking out some incredible beers since opening. Altamont Beer Works have been brewing some of best IPA’s in Nor Cal since opening a few years ago. Fieldwork Brewing and Altamont will be taking over several taps, current tap list: Fieldwork--Coconut Milk Double IPA, Chisel IPA, Outdoor Hoppy Pilsner, Morning Time Breakfast Stout. Altamont--Maui Waui, Hella Hoppy, Green Collar Pale.
SPEAKEASY EXCLUSIVE: UNTOUCHABLE AND BABY DADDY – BUY THE BEER, KEEP THE GLASS SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 11:30 AM — 2:00 AM
St Stephens Green 223 Castro St, Mountain View Exclusive to Mountain View,we will be pouring Speakeasy Untouchable and Speakeasy Baby Daddy. Buy the beer,keep the glass while supplies last.
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55 South 55 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown) Ninkasi Tap Take Over at 55 South. It’s beer week and we’re celebrating with Brunch, Brews and Blues. Saturday July 25, Doors Open at Noon
BLUE MOON SUMMER LINE-UP SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 12:00 PM — 1:30 PM
Coach House Wine and Spirits 1655 South De Anza Blvd, Cupertino
SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 12:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Jane’s Beer Store 720 Villa St, Mountain View Jane’s is celebrating SV Beer Week and our 3rd Anniversary on 7/25 (Sat.) Come stock up! Receive 10% off your purchase of 6 bottles or more*. Plus there will be lots of great beers for sale, including specials from: Cantillon, Drie Fonteinen, Prairie, Brewery, Firestone…..and lots of other great stuff! Quantities are limited, so get here early! *10% excludes Cantillon, Drie Fonteinen, pre-made 6-packs and other special beers.
LOS GATOS BREWFEST SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 12:00 PM — 5:00 PM
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Monday-Friday 3:00-6:00, Late Night 9:00-Close Sunday-Thursday & 10:00-Close Friday and Saturday.
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Good things come to those who wait and Jack Rose Libation House will have exactly what all of you beer lovers have been waiting for, the Second annual Los Gatos BrewFest. We will be showcasing 29 different beers from 14 breweries, including 13 rare release beers not to be seen anywhere else during Silicon Valley Beer Week. There will be live music in the beer garden, and we will be serving food from our Outdoor Jack Rose menu. $10 admission fee, gets you two drink tickets and a wristband. Each ticket gets you a 4 oz. pour of the beer of your choice. After you have finished your first two pours, we will have drink tickets for sale in groups of four, for $10. Cheers!
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Original Gravity Public House 66 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown) Join us as we celebrate 10 Days of Coma and the kick off for SVBW with one our favorite hoppy releases of the year with the release of Aroma Coma & Aroma Prieta! These once a year seasonal beers are an homage to balanced yet nuanced IPA’s and are both absolutely sensational. As if that wasn’t enough, at 5pm we are tapping the only keg in the South Bay of Aroma Therapy Double IPA! This is the newest, dankest offering from the Aroma series and is on a whole other level. Once it is gone, it’s gone. Rumor has it we will also have Drake’s people in the house, a Hop Volcano and some more specialty TBA Drake’s beers in line that evening, so keep your eyes peeled and we will see you there!
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OFFICIAL GUIDE BARREL AGED TAP TAKEOVER! SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 12:00 PM — 10:00 AM
Refuge - Menlo Park 1143 Crane Street , Menlo Park Refuge Menlo Park is going to be having a barrel aged tap takeover! We will be featuring four barrel aged beers on tap including: Uinta Labyrinth - Imperial stout (Rye barrels), Allagash Curieux - Tripel (Bourbon barrels), Hebrew Bock Bock - Imperial American Bock (Bourbon barrels), and Anderson Valley Wild Turkey - Bourbon stout (Wild Turkey barrels).
THE BAY BRIDGE SERIES GAME 1 SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 12:00 PM — 5:00 PM
Stuft Pizza Milpitas 1426 Dempsey Rd , Milpitas Join us at Stuft Pizza Milpitas as the Giant’s battle the A’s in the Bay Bridge Series on more than one of our 20 plus HDTV’s. From 12pm to 5pm all 32 of our draft beers will be 50% off to kick off SVBW and what better way with the two bay area baseball teams battling it out on the big screen. Check our tap lists out at: https://www. beermenus.com/places/11215-stuft-pizza-milpitas
2ND ANNUAL SAN MATEO COUNTY BREWERY FESTIVAL SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 1:00 PM — 6:00 PM
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STUFF FROM THE BRUERY SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 3:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Fibbar Magees 156 South Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale Fibbar Magees is opening up it’s cellar to see what’s inside! 8 kegs from the Bruery are getting tapped! Includes – Xorchata, Sour in the Rye, Rueuze and… (drum roll)… Cuivre – their 7th Anniversary Beer will be tapped! It’s going to be amazing. I hope you get here on time
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW –HOEGAARDEN SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown) Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
21ST AMENDMENT WATERMELON WHEAT AND BALLAST POINT GRAPEFRUIT KICKOFF SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E Santa Clara St, San Jose (Downtown) Starting Friday, July 24th, we will be tapping 21st Amendment Watermelon and Ballast Point Grapefruit and having them on draft all week long.
2421 Broadway St, Redwood City Who knew San Mateo County had 12 breweries? Ten Breweries and 2 Cider houses to be exact! Join us for the 2nd annual San Mateo Co. Brewery Festival where all 12 San Mateo County Breweries will be together pouring beer in one location for charity! The venue is intimate to provide you with the opportunity to have a conversation with the brewers about your favorite beer! Admission fee: $30.00
STANLEY’S INAUGURAL BREW TOUR SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 1:00 PM — 5:00 PM
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FACTION BREWING TAP TAKEOVER SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Henry’s World Famous Hi-Life 301 West Saint John St, San Jose Join us at Henry’s for a Faction Beer Bonanza. Faction will take over the house and pour some of their finest. Meet Ryan from Faction brewing as well from 6pm-8pm and chat about the delicious brews. We hope to have their Anomaly, Hopfen Suppe, Pilsner, Lopper, Wheat Wine, 2 Hop and more.
1500 S. 10th St, San Jose Come join us for a chauffeured tour of our local breweries. You and your friends meet up at Stanley’s Sports Bar for a quick beer, before we shuttle you to three amazing San Jose Breweries; Hermitage, Strike and Santa Clara Valley in their brand new taproom. Spend your day relaxing with some of San Jose’s finest beers, and finish it off with a special dinner at Stanley’s inspired by our monthly Brewmaster Dinner series. Price includes: Tasting kit to track your beers, Beer Flight at each of the breweries, Transportation beginning at Stanley’s to each of the breweries and back, 10oz draft beer of your choice before and after the event, and a special dinner after your tour, PLUS a gift pack which includes a commemorative pint glass. You will also be entered for giveaways and prizes that include t-shirts, hats and even a Sharks Jersey.
THE MAINE EVENT SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 2:00 PM — 6:00 PM
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TASTE OF SONOMA COUNTY BREWERIES FT LAGUNITAS, RUSSIAN RIVER & BEAR REPUBLIC SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 5:00 PM — 12:00 AM
Double D’s Sports Grille 354 N. Santa Cruz Ave, Los Gatos Come and enjoy the great tastes of Sonoma County brews and the savory dishes of Double D’s Sports Grille. Here is a sample of some of the beers that we will be featuring for Beer Week, Lagunitas Little Sumpin’ Extra, Chicago Fusion XXX & Sucks, Russian River’s Supplication Sour Ale & Pliny the Elder and Bear Republic’s Racer 5.
BAY AREA BREWERIES’ TAP TAKEOVER SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 5:00 PM — 12:00 AM
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Come sample some mad delicious beer and wicked fresh lobster rolls. We have some of the best beer from Allagash including One Hoppy Brett, Midnight Brett, Golden Brett, Session Brett, Speciale Hoppy Blonde Ale, Victor, Victoria, One T and more. Combine that with overnight Maine lobster for a tasty afternoon. The rolls will go fast so come early.
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Lagunitas Tap Takeover with Rudy Join Rudy at Henry’s for some barrel-aged goodness!
Henry’s Parking Lot “Pimpin’ & Pairing� with Firestone Walker A 3-course BBQ meal with Firestone Brews: tickets $50 each. In-house Smoked Nut with Pivo, BBQ Oysters with Opal, Baby Back Ribs, Spicy Potato Salad, DBA infused Chili Beans with Union Jack and Rum Grilled Bananas with Bretta Weisse! World famous for a reason! After dinner we’ll pour Firestone at the bar. Limited seating & we will sell out, so get your tickets early!
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Sour Summer Thursday Featuring Sours from BFM, Borgo, Lover Beer, Magic Rock and more. Local Beer Blogger and Henry’s Friends will be on hand to “Sour It Up� with you!
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“Not Your Father’s Boilermaker� with Dr. Bill! Featuring 3 brews from Stone Beer and 3 whiskies from Henry’s list. Dr. Bill will be on hand to discuss his hand selected “Whisky & Stone Beer� pairings!
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Still Water Saison Night A tap takeover by Still Water Saison! They run the place and will be pouring 6 of their best!
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Devoto Orchards “Summer Cider Sunday� All of Orchards Ciders available for tasting by the glass or Fancy Flight (a tasting for 3-4 people). Liz will be at Henry's 5-7 pm to chat about pairing these amazing ciders with Henry’s dinners!
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Faction Brewing Tap Takeover with Ryan Join us for a Faction Beer Bonanza! Faction will “take over the house� and pour some of their finest. We hope to have Anomaly, Hopfen Suppe, Pilsner, Lopper, Wheat Wine, 2 Hop and more. From 6-8pm meet Ryan and chat about their delicious brews!
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OFFICIAL GUIDE MISSION CREEK BREWING IPA FACE OFF SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
Mission Creek Brewery 777 The Alameda , San Jose (Downtown) Join us as we feature 12 Bay Area IPA’s! We will have 3 flights of 3 oz tastings – purchase tasters of all 12 beers for $20 and be a blind judge of the flights. Judging occurs 5-7pm, winner of blind judging contest will be announced at 7:30. .
NINKASI PINT NIGHT JULY 24TH SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 5:00 PM — 11:30 PM
Wicked Chicken 2565 The Alameda, Santa Clara Keep the glass night, Join us as we host Ninkasi for a Tap Takeover event. We will be pouring some refreshing craft beers from Ninkasi. (Lineup is a surprise so you will have to show up to know.)
MIRANDA’S LAGUNITAS WEEKEND SATURDAY JULY 25 @ 5:00 PM — 11:30 PM
Wicked Chicken 2565 The Alameda, Santa Clara Buy the beer keep the mason jar. Lagunitas takes over wicked chicken. Join Greg Miranda, and all of us while we try to polish off a couple kegs of some of lagunitas delicious ales.
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SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 11:00 PM
Harry’s Hofbrau – San Jose 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose Love Sours? This is the event for you! 20+ sours on draft as well as bottle pours of Cascade, Drie Fonteinen, and more! Russian River: Supplication. Almanac: Valley of the hearts delight v2.0, Pluot, Farmer’s Blackberry, Farmer’s Strawberry, Dogpatch B4. New Belgium: La Folie, Le Terroir & Eric’s Ale. The Bruery: Sour In The Rye. Prairie Artisanal: Prairie Gold. High Water: Nyctophiliac. Drake’s: Berlinerweiss & Woodfour. Bear Republic: Tar Tare Rouge & Tar Tare.
THE BIG WOODIE SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drake’s, Port, The Bruery , Firestone and Almanac just to name a few!
NORTH AMERICA BEER BATTLE!
Pizza California 1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500 , San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
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SUNDAY OUT OF YOUR TREE!-BIG BEERS SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
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SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 10:45 PM
Smoke Eaters – Cupertino 10650 S. De Anza Blvd., Cupertino Featuring some of the Best Nor Cal breweries, with a heavy emphasis on local breweries in the Bay Area. There will be some plenty of incredible IPA’s for all you hop heads! Featuring; Pliny the Elder – Russian River, Aroma Coma – Drake’s, Maui Waui – Altamont Beer Works, Coconut Milk – Fieldwork Brewing Electric Tower – Santa Clara Brewing, Pale Ale – Faction Brewing & Breaking Bud – Knee Deep.
SOUR SUNDAY HERMITAGE BREWING COMPANY SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Los Altos 1031 North San Antonio Rd, Los Altos We’ll be pouring: Ale of the 2Tun Hallertau Blanc IPA – Single Hop Series Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited) Meet Pete from Hermitage Brewing 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 8:00 PM
Whole Foods Market – Fremont 3111 Mowry Ave, Fremont Calling all sour fans! We takeover the taps with a lineup of the best of sour beer including Bear Republic Tartare Rouge, Almanac Dogpatch Batch 4, Drake’s Zinful Drakonic, Sudwerk Farmer’s Market Gose. Specially selected cheese pairing menu will also be offered. Beer and food prices vary.
HERETIC BREWING COMPANY SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Sunnyvale 161 E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale We’ll be pouring: Evil Twin & Evil Cousin. Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited).
PIZZA AND A PINT SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 11:30 AM — 9:00 PM
Pizzeria Delfina Palo Alto 651 Emerson St, Palo Alto Margherita pizza and pint of Peroni for $18. Two Italian classics!
East Coast Alice Pub & Eatery East Coast Comfort Food
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OFFICIAL GUIDE SOUTH BAY STYLE NIGHT: IPAS SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 12:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Mission Creek Brewery 777 The Alameda, San Jose Join us for an evening of IPA highlights. We will have 2 pre-fixed IPA flights for $9/ea. Brew features for the evening: Drake’s Brewing Aroma Coma & Aroma Prieta!
BEER TASTING & BBQ PLATE SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 12:00 PM — 3:00 PM
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5667 Silver Creek Valley Rd, San Jose We’re firing up the grill and serving all-natural seasoned hamburger, chips, and side salad plates for only $7. Complimentary beer tasting flight included. Sample the semi-finalist winners from our July Neighborhood Beer Challenge 2015. Bring family and friends and enjoy lunch in our indoor/outdoor seating area. Must be 21+ years of age for beer tasting. Hamburger plates open to public.
SUNDAY CELLAR SUNDAY SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 12:00 PM — 10:15 PM
Original Gravity Public House 66 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown)
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Big, Complex, Boozy, Barrel Aged mean anything to you? Join us for a lazy day of sipping on some of the finest aged beers from our cellar that we will put on tap JUST for you. You’re welcome. We’ll be pouring; Avery – The Beast (2013), Dogfish Head – Raison d’ Extra (2014), Firestone Walker – Velvet Merkin (2014), Hangar 24 – Pucachev’s Cobra (2014), Lost Abbey – Santo Ron Diego, North Coast – Old Stock Ale (2013), Perennial – Sump (2014), Port Brewing – Bourbon Barrel Santas Little Helper (2013), Sierra Nevada – Bigfoot (2013) and Stone – Old Guardian (2014).
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Stuft Pizza Milpitas 1426 Dempsey Rd, Milpitas Join us at Stuft Pizza Milpitas as the Giant’s battle the A’s in the Bay Bridge Series on more than one of our 20 plus HDTV’s. From 12pm to 5pm all 32 of our draft beers will be 50% off and what better way with the two bay area baseball teams battling it out on the big screen. Check our tap lists out at: https://www.beermenus.com/ places/11215-stuft-pizza-milpitas
BALLAST POINT SCULPIN TAP TAKEOVER SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 1:00 PM — 5:00 PM
20twenty cheese bar 1389 Lincoln Ave, San Jose Ballast Point Sculpin Tap Takeover sunday, featuring grapefruit sculpin, habanero sculpin, and nitro sculpin, plus victory at sea for a taproom favorite – ballast point scorpion ballast point specials all week long!
FIRESTONE MARKET-WIDE TAKEOVER! SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 1:00 PM — 4:00 PM
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San Pedro Square Market Bar 87 N San Pedro St, San Jose Join us for a Market-Wide take over with Firestone Walker Brewing! We’ll be hosting quite the spectacular lineup of beers, including two pairs of (yet to be named) 2014/2015 side by side comparisons. Some of these you can’t get ever again, so be sure not to miss out!
DRAKE/SANTA CLARA VALLEY RELEASE PARTY SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 1:00 PM — 4:00 PM
1500 S. 10th St, San Jose Stanley’s Sports Bar is hosting the official release party for special collaboration by Drake’s Brewing and Santa Clara Valley Brewing! Come check out this new Session Saison, along with several other special beers from both brewery. We will have beer flights, food specials and prizes all day long, so come meet your local Brewmasters and enjoy some great beer. The official lineup for this release party will be posted on our Facebook, so make sure to follow us and stay up to date on this and other events.
LAGUNITAS VS BALLAST POINT: NORTH VS SOUTH SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 2:00 PM — 2:00 AM
North vs South featuring Lagunitas vs Ballast Point. Featuring Lagunitas IPA, Lagunitas Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale, Ballast Point Sculpin IPA and Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin IPA.
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW –HOEGAARDEN SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
DEVOTO ORCHARDS CIDER SUMMER SUNDAY SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Join us at Henry’s for a Summer Sunday Cider Tasting. We will have all of Devoto Orchards Ciders available by the glass or a fancy flight. Liz from Devoto will be on hand from 5pm – 7pm to chat about these amazing Ciders. Join us for dinner and see how well Henry’s pairs with Devoto!
SOUTH BAY STYLE NIGHT: WHEAT BEERS SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Explore the tasting profiles and unique flavors of wheat beers at this Style Night event. Selected cheese pairing plate will also be on the tap room’s menu.
MIRANDA’S LAGUNITAS WEEKEND SUNDAY JULY 26 @ 5:00 PM — 11:30 PM
Wicked Chicken 2565 The Alameda, Santa Clara Buy the beer keep the mason jar. Lagunitas takes over Wicked Chicken. Join Greg, Miranda, and all of us while we try to polish off a couple kegs of some of lagunitas delicious ales.
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MONDAY OUT OF YOUR TREE!-BIG BEERS MONDAY JULY 27 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
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Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Los Altos 1031 N. San Antonio Rd, Los Altos We’ll be pouring: Simtra Triple IPA & Hop-de-Ranged Quad IPA. Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited) Meet Jeb from Knee Deep Brewing 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
THE BIG WOODIE MONDAY JULY 27 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drake’s, Port, The Bruery, Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
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MONDAY JULY 27 @ 11:00 AM — 9:30 PM
Pizza California 1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
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LUNCH WITH LAGUNITAS FOR SILICON VALLEY BEER WEEK- ANNIHILATE MONDAY JULY 27 @ 12:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Good Karma Artisan Ales & Cafe 37 S. First St, San Jose Join us each day of SVBW as we showcase a different Brewery with something special from Lagunitas!!!! Monday- w/Sante Adairius Rustic Ales, Tuesday- w/Cellarmaker Brewing, Wednesday- w/ Libertine Pub. Thursday- w/Dunbar Brewing & Friday- w/Berryessa Brewing Co.
LAGUNITAS VS BALLAST POINT: NORTH VS SOUTH MONDAY JULY 27 @ 2:00 PM — 2:00 AM
241 Castro St, Mountain View North vs South featuring Lagunitas vs Ballast Point. Lagunitas IPA, Lagunitas Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale, Ballast Point Sculpin IPA & Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin IPA.
THE BRUERY TAP TAKEOVER MONDAY JULY 27 @ 3:00 PM — 11:00 PM
East Coast Alice 15460 Big Basin Way, Saratoga We will be featuring 5 different beers from The Bruery. The beers will be available as long as they last.
Stuft Pizza Milpitas 1426 Dempsey Rd, Milpitas We all know Mondays suck and there is only one way to make them better. Come and grab any 5oz pour of beer for $1 or get a pint of any beer for $3 from any one of our 32 awesome beers on tap. Tap list will change fast so keep an eye on: https://www.beermenus.com/ places/11215-stuft-pizza-milpitas
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW –HOEGAARDEN MONDAY JULY 27 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 South 1st St, San Jose (Downtown)
MONDAY JULY 27 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E. Santa Clara St, San Jose We are adding another 21st Amendment beer to our draft, Down to Earth. $5 pints, $7 Keep-the-Pint, specials and giveaways.
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Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
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MONDAY JULY 27 @ 3:00 PM — 10:00 PM
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MONDAY JULY 27 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Henry’s World Famous Hi-Life 301 West Saint John St, San Jose Molotov throwing Femme Fatales! Will be present 5 – 7pm for regaling us about the Evil Twin. Come join us and kick off the workweek right!
KEEP THE PINT GLASS AND DISCOUNTED BEER NIGHT MONDAY JULY 27 @ 5:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Fahrenheit Restaurant & Lounge 99 E. San Fernando St, San Jose Buy a pint and upgrade $2 more for a Fahrenheit logo pint glass, and save $2 on all draft beers anytime you use the pint glass, during Beer Week.
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OFFICIAL GUIDE SANTA CLARA VALLEY BREWERY RELEASE PARTY: COYOTE CREEK SESSION IPA MONDAY JULY 27 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Mission Creek Brewery 777 The Alameda, San Jose (Downtown) Join us as we celebrate the release of Santa Clara Valley Brewery’s Coyote Creek Session IPA!
Small Plate Dining Done Well
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge 211 S. 1st St, San Jose
WHO’S YOUR DADDY? WITH SPEAKEASY MONDAY JULY 27 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
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Spread Deli & Bottles 193 E. Campbell Ave, Campbell Who’s Your Daddy? Speakeasy Flight & Pint Night Monday, July 27th from 5pm – 9pm. Featuring Baby Daddy Session IPA, Big Daddy IPA, Double Daddy Double IPA & Speakeasy Specials all night! Poke Box
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FIVE COURSE FOOD AND CRAFT BEER PAIRING MONDAY JULY 27 @ 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
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Dry Creek Grill 1580 Hamilton Ave, San Jose Join us for a five-course gourmet dinner with beer pairings. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy exquisite North Coast Brewing Company beers perfectly paired with each course by Chef Rich Schoenacher. North Coast Brewing Company, a pioneer in the craft beer movement, will be here to share their beer knowledge. $75 Food and Beer. Limited seating, advance reservations required.
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MONDAY JULY 27 @ 5:00 PM — 9:30 PM
Come try a new beer when Rogue Brewery takes over our taps for the night. Paired with our Asian fusion cuisine, it’s the perfect brew and a bite combination.
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UP AND DOWN THE COAST – PALE ALE BATTLE MONDAY JULY 27 @ 6:00 PM — 2:00 AM
Fibbar Magees 156 S. Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale Drakes, Firestone and Ballast Point bringing it to Fibbar Magees! The battle of the Pale starts tonight! 1500 vs. Pale 31 vs. Grunion! Who’s the best? Come and vote! Also, specialty kegs coming our way. I hear a unicorn will be here.
MONKISH TAKEOVER! MONDAY JULY 27 @ 6:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Harry’s Hofbrau – Redwood City 1909 El Camino Real, Redwood City Great List from the L.A Brewery Monkish! We will have and Apricot Sour, Tripel with coffee and pistachios, Brett Saison, and more!
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NORTH AMERICA BEER BATTLE!
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TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 11:00 AM — 9:30 PM
BEER WEEK TRIVIA MONDAY JULY 27 @ 7:30 PM — 10:00 PM
Freewheel Brewing Company 3736 Florence St, Redwood City Join us for a special SV Beer Week Edition of Freewheel’s hugely popular Monday Night Pub Quiz. More Prizes, More Beer, and More Fun! The questions will be fun, fast, and most importantly all beerrelated. Forget Meeting the Brewer’s, you will be getting quizzed by the Brewer’s (along with a few other special guests)! This is a free event. Teams and individuals welcome. Cheers!
TUESDAY OUT OF YOUR TREE!-BIG BEERS TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
Britannia Arms Almaden 5027 Almaden Exp, San Jose Tapping of Abyss from Deschutes
Refuge – Menlo Park 1143 Crane Street , Menlo Park Refuge Menlo Park is going to be having a massive IPA tap takeover! We will be featuring six IPA on tap including Abita Wrought Iron IPA, Mother Earth Boo Koo IPA, Port Brewing Wipeout IPA, Flying Dog Raging Bitch IPA and Lost Coast Sharkinator White IPA.
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What’s better than a brewery tap takeover? Having 4 brewery tap takeover in one night! Stop by during our B.A.T.T. (Bay Area Tap Takeover) as we will be serving delicious beers from Lagunitas, Heretic, Hermitage, and SCVB. Wine Affairs Beer Boards will be available for this event!
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Wine Affairs
1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
IPA MANIA TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 11:30 AM — 9:00 PM
LAGUNITAS VS BALLAST POINT: NORTH VS SOUTH TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 2:00 PM — 2:00 AM
Molly Magees 241 Castro St, Mountain View North vs South featuring Lagunitas vs Ballast Point. We’ll be pouring Lagunitas IPA, Lagunitas Little, Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale, Ballast Point Sculpin IPA & Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin IPA.
THE BRUERY TAP TAKEOVER TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 3:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Cupertino
15460 Big Basin Way, Saratoga We will be featuring 5 different beers from them. The beers will be available as long as they last.
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TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
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STRIKE BREWING COMPANY
10100 S. De Anza Blvd, Cupertino We’ll be pouring: Blonde, Chin Music Extra Pale Ale, Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited). Meet Reps from Strike Brewing from 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Santa Maria Tri-Tip Tuesday! Oakwood Grilled Tri-Tip Sandwiches, Salads & Plates!
HERETIC BREWING COMPANY
1031 N. San Antonio Rd, Los Altos We’ll be pouring: Evil Twin, Evil Cousin, Shallow Grave, Free Glass with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited) Santa Maria Tri-Tip Tuesday! Oakwood Grilled Tri-Tip Sandwiches, Salads, & Plates!
THE BIG WOODIE TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drakes, Port, The Bruery , Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
LAGUNITAS FUSION 30 TAPPING TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 4:00 PM — 11:00 PM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E. Santa Clara St, San Jose Limited Lagunitas Fusion 30 special. $5 pints, $7 keep the Lagunitas pint glass, specials and giveaways.
LAGUNITAS TAP TAKEOVER WITH RUDY TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Henry’s World Famous Hi-Life 301 W. Saint John St, San Jose Join Rudy at Henry’s for some Barrel Aged Goodness as Lagunitas takes over the place.
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Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Los Altos
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OFFICIAL GUIDE SV BEER WEEK AT THE BRANHAM LOUNGE TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
The Branham Lounge 1116 Branham Ln, San Jose Join us here at the Branham Lounge for the Silicon Valley Beer Week social. We present a resume of 40 beer selections and quality hand crafted cocktails to ease you through your visit here at the Branham. If drinking a little later into the evening is your bag then stay with us for nightly entertainment featuring DJ sets ranging from Reggae/Dancehall to Country/Pop/Hip Hop standards. If you prefer drinking from a glass or sipping from a bottle we have you covered with an upscale lounge that allows you indulge in a premium product in a premium atmosphere.
BEER TASTING & FOOD PAIRING TUESDAY JULY 28 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Fahrenheit Restaurant & Lounge 99 E. San Fernando St, San Jose Try all 6 draft beers for $15, add food pairing for $30.
THIRD ANNUAL DINNER AND TAP TAKEOVER WITH THE BRUERY! TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Good Karma Artisan Ales & Cafe 37 S. 1st St, San Jose Private paired dinner from 5-6pm and open to the public from 6pm11pm! Huge list of very unavailable offerings TBA.
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ROGUE BREWERY TAP TAKEOVER AND FOOD PAIRING TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 9:30 PM
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge 211 S. 1st St, San Jose Come try a new beer when Rogue Brewery takes over our taps for the night. Paired with our Asian fusion cuisine, it’s the perfect brew and a bite combination.
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DRY-HOP-ATHON TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 11:30 PM
Wicked Chicken 2565 The Alameda, Santa Clara Dry-hop-a-thon $1.00 Off Drake’s pints of special flights available as well. Lineup of dry hopped beers and special barrel aged barley wine. Makes an appearance (coma, 7x70, prieta all should be on hand as well). Join us for what’s sure to be a great event.
BALLAST POINT TIKI TAKEOVER! TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Harry’s Hofbrau – San Jose 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose We have a massive list of Specialties including 4 Barrel aged beers on being Rye Barrel Aged Victory At Sea! We will also have Ballast Point Tiki Mugs and we will be making craft Cocktails with Ballast Point Spirits. Buy the beer keep the Bada** tiki mug! Full list of beers on SVBW website.
TACO TUESDAY CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Jack’s Bar & Lounge 167 E. Taylor St, San Jose
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Taco Tuesday Cornhole Tournament, Firestone Walker is hosting the Bag-O Tourney beer specials with 805, Pivo Pils, Easy Jack & Union Jack. We’ll be giving away tons of giveaways & prizes and there will be a taco stand serving up food all night.
BEER TASTING & FOOD PAIRING PARTY TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 7:30 PM
New Seasons Market – Evergreen 5667 Silver Creek Valley Rd, San Jose An educational beer & food pairing party complete with notebook, cheese pairings, soft pretzels, burgers sauces, and, of course, a variety of craft beer samples. Tasting will be held in the Community Classroom in the store. Tickets are limited so pre-registration is recommended. Must be 21+ years of age to participate. Admission fee: $25.00
MONKISH BREWING CO. TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 10:15 PM
Original Gravity Public House 66 S. 1st St, San Jose
SILICON VALLEY BEER WEEK AT SJBG TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
San Jose Bar and Grill 85 S. 2nd St, San Jose SJBG has 24 great beers on tap which would be a great pairing with one of our SIX flat bread pizzas, some of our World Famous Sliders, or much much more fantastic food! Doors open at 5pm with happy hour lasting until 8pm. Visit our website at SanJoseBarandGrill.com
SIERRA NEVADA PALE ALE VERTICAL TASTING TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Spread Deli & Bottles 193 E. Campbell Ave, Campbell Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Vertical Tasting Tuesday, July 28th from 5pm – 9pm Bottle vs. Can vs. Draft Taste and learn about the differences between the 3 forms of serving & packaging beer. Sierra discounts for in house & to-go purchases all night!
Join us as we host Los Angeles’ very own Monkish Brewing Co.! Steeped in Belgian tradition, this Southern California brewery is making some of the best Belgian inspired beer around. We will have an amazing lineup of there beers and some very Brian White from the brewery in house to talk all things Monkish with you, and a few more beers. See you there! Check the SVBW website for full list of beers.
ALMANAC BEER CO. TAP TAKEOVER TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Rootstock Wine Bar 217 N. Santa Cruz Ave. Unit B, Los Gatos This year we will be running a week long Tap Takeover with the Almanac Beer Company out of San Francisco. Join us at Rootstock on Tuesday July 28th from 6pm – 8pm for an exclusive tasting event with the Almanac Beer Co. staff. Featured Beers for the week: Almanac IPA, Saison Dolores, Emperor Norton, Farmer’s Reserve Citrus, Meyer Lemon Gose and Horchata Almond Milk Stout.
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THE OFFICIAL SV BEER WEEK BREWERY EVENT TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 6:00 PM — 11:00 PM
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Steins Beer Garden 895 Villa St, Mountain View Come experience a tap take over by one of our favorite breweries. The Bruery consistently puts out inventive and delicious beers, come by Tuesday night to sample these rarities: Jardinier, Loakal Red, Hottenroth Peaches, L’deracola, Beret, Filmishmish, Melange #3, White Chocolate, Cuivre, Sour in the Rye and more.
FOUR COURSE BEER & BEER COCKTAIL PAIRING DINNER W/ CALICRAFT BREWING CO. TUESDAY JULY 28 @ 7:30 PM — 9:30 PM
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72 S. 1st St, San Jose Come join us at Paper Plane as we’re excited to team up with Calicraft Brewing Co. for a four-course beer and beer cocktail pairing dinner! Limited seating and advanced reservations are required. Calicraft likes beer; Paper Plane likes cocktails; Everyone likes food; It’ll all be there, mashed together and thrown in your face (not really, though). See you there! Admission fee: $65.00
WEDNESDAY OUT OF YOUR TREE!-BIG BEERS WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
Britannia Arms Almaden 5027 Almaden Exp, San Jose Tapping of One and Done from Drake’s brewery
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SIERRA NEVADA 2015 OKTOBERFEST & HOP HUNTER IPA WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Santa Clara 2624 Homestead Rd, Santa Clara We’ll be pouring 2015 Oktoberfest & Hop Hunter IPA. Free Glassware and Sierra Nevada promotional items (Quantities Limited). Meet Ryan from Sierra Nevada 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drake’s, Port, The Bruery , Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
NORTH AMERICA BEER BATTLE! WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 11:00 AM — 9:30 PM
Pizza California 1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
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BEER WEEK at Teske’s Germania $ % & to July 30 & 5PM to close 30 e
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St Stephens Green 223 Castro St, Mountain View Buy the beer, keep the glass (while supplies last)
BUY THE PINT, KEEP THE SLICE WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 3:00 PM — 10:00 PM
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Stuft Pizza Milpitas 1426 Dempsey Rd, Milpitas Stuft Pizza Milpitas understands the traditional “Pint Night” but this is something different. Instead of keeping a glass mug with a logo on it get a slice of our delicious pizza. We will have a variety of slices to choose from and an even better list of beers to choose from. Our tap list will change fast so keep an eye on: https://www.beermenus. com/places/11215-stuft-pizza-milpitas
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW – HOEGAARDEN WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 South 1st St, San Jose
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Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
CURIOUS TRAVELER LEMON SHANDY TAPPING WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E. Santa Clara St, San Jose
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CENTRAL COAST (SLO) TAP TAKEOVER WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
71 Saint Peter Restaurant 71 N. San Pedro St, San Jose Beer Offerings: Head Over Peels, Belgian Wit,. Original Chai Ale Spiced Blonde, Lucky Day Terrace Hill Double IPA. Pair this with your favorite big flavor foods. More details on SVBW website.
SV BEER WEEK AT THE BRANHAM LOUNGE WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
The Branham Lounge 1116 Branham Ln, San Jose
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Join us here at the Branham Lounge for the Silicon Valley Beer Week social. We present a resume of 40 beer selections and quality hand crafted cocktails to ease you through your visit here at the Branham. If drinking a little later into the evening is your bag then stay with us for nightly entertainment featuring DJ sets ranging from Reggae/Dancehall to Country/Pop/Hip Hop standards. If you prefer drinking from a glass or sipping from a bottle we have you covered with an upscale lounge that allows you indulge in a premium product in a premium atmosphere.
NINKASI TAKE OVER WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
777 The Alameda, San Jose Join us as we highlight a few stellar brews from Ninkasi Brewing Company! A few brew highlights will be: Ground Control, Lux Helles Lager, Tricerahops DIPA, Vanilla Oatis, Maiden -The Shade Summer IPA.
ROGUE BREWERY TAP TAKEOVER AND FOOD PAIRING WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 9:30 PM
CASK AND SAUSAGE PAIRING WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Freewheel Brewing Company 3736 Florence St, Redwood City Join us for a pairing of locally-made critically acclaimed craft sausages, and our award-winning cask ales. Sausages will be provided by local superstars Gambrel & Co. (Redwood City). All pairings are priced a-la-carte, so you can try one or all of them. Beer + Sausages = Happiness!
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge 211 S. 1st St, San Jose
WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
San Jose Bar and Grill
WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Harry’s Hofbrau – San Jose 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose We have a great list of wild and barrel aged beers from Allagash brewing. Come meet the rep and have some great beers! Here’s The List; Victor, Victoria, Midnight Brett, Bourbon BA Black, Session Brett, One T, Speciale Blonde, Curieux, Confluence & Interlude ’14.
85 S. 2nd St, San Jose SJBG has 24 great beers on tap which would be a great pairing with one of our six flatbread pizzas, some of our World Famous Sliders, or much much more fantastic food! Doors open at 5pm with happy hour lasting until 8pm. Visit our website at SanJoseBarandGrill.com
DRAKE’S TAP TAKEOVER WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Whole Foods Market – Cupertino 20955 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino
WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
The Beerwalk – Santana Row 377 Santana Row, San Jose
WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:30 PM — 9:00 PM
East Coast Alice
Join Firestone Walker and Henry’s for a Parking Lot Pimpin Party and Pairing. 3 course BBQ paired with Firestone brews. In house smoked nuts w/ Pivo, BBQ Oysters w/Opal, Baby Back ribs Spicy Potato Salad and DBA infused Chili Beans w/ Union Jack, Rum Grilled Bananas w/ Bretta Weisse! World Famous for a reason. Limited seating and we will sell out, but once the dinner is over we will be pouring Firestone at the bar. Admission fee: $50.00
120 MINS AWAY FROM BEING BLACK & BLUE AND ALL I NEED IS AN AMERICAN BEAUTY WITH THE MIDAS TOUCH WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 1:30 AM
The Local 102 102 E Fremont Ave. , Sunnyvale Dogfish Head is taking over our taps for the night. The featured beer includes 120 Mins, Black & Blue, American Beauty and Midas Touch.
BLUES & $2 BREWS W/ THE LEGENDARY RON THOMPSON AND STONE BREWERY WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Poor House Bistro 91 S. Autumn St, San Jose Blues & $2 Brews w/ The Legendary Ron Thompson and Stone Brewery
15460 Big Basin Way, Saratoga Featuring 5 Different beers paired with our fabulous food. $50 per person – Reservations Required
FUN FUN WITH CHRIS CRAMER AND KARL STRAUSS! WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 2:00 AM
Fibbar Magees 156 S. Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale Karl Strauss is bringing some big guns with this years SVBW event! Chris Cramer is coming and hanging out with us! They’re bringing Mosaic, Red Trolley, Tower 10 – also – some rarities with Sour Fig,
BBQ & BARREL AGED BEER (FEAT. THE LOST ABBEY) WEDNESDAY JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Trail Dust BBQ 17240 Monterey Rd, Morgan Hill Meet Lost Abbey’s David Johnson while enjoying some of their finest barrel aged and wild draft offerings including Cuvee de Tomme ’13/’14, Angel's Share ’14/’15, Red Poppy, Older Viscosity, Deliverance and many more!
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The Beerwalk is excited to visit Santana Row for Silicon Valley Beer Week! Stroll the unique Santana Row strip and discover all the shops, art galleries, and great restaurants. All while sipping on great beers and enjoying the social enthusiasm of shopkeepers and beer lovers, alike. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $30 online at www. thebeerwalk.com.Registration & day of ticket sales begin at 5pm.For more information visit www.thebeerwalk.com or like us on Facebook @thebeerwalk #beerwalk to benefit the Bay Brewers Guild.
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Drake’s Brewing Company takes over the Brew Hub taps. Join us and enjoy Drake’s best brews including Alpha session, Omega session, Berliner Weisse, Denogginizer, Hefe and 1500.
WORLD FAMOUS PARKING LOT PIMPIN, WITH FIRESTONE WALKER
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Come try a new beer when Rogue Brewery takes over our taps for the night. Paired with our Asian fusion cuisine, it’s the perfect brew and a bite combination.
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Sour Pomegranate and Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Barrel Aged Stou... yah, I said it. Be here because it won’t be on for long.
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BALLAST POINT TAP TAKEOVER – LUNCH WITH THE BREWER THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 11:45 PM
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The brewer from Ballast Point will be in the house during lunch, talking about the incredible beers that Ballast Point has been putting out. If you can not make it in for lunch still plan on stopping in throughout the evening, we have an awesome line-up from Ballast including; Barrel Aged Tongue Buckler, Nitro Grapefruit Sculpin, Rum Barrel Aged Calico, Sculpin & Calm Before the Storm.
THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 10:00 AM — 1:30 AM
Britannia Arms Almaden 5027 Almaden Exp, San Jose Tapping of Bourbon County Stout from Goose Island
3175 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara
PEACH SOUR BEER PAIRING THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:30 AM — 10:30 PM
SIERRA NEVADA 2015 OKTOBERFEST & OTHER RARITIES THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in San Jose 2071 Camden Ave, San Jose We’ll be pouring; 2015 Oktoberfest, Sierra Nevada Rarity (TBA) & Sierra Nevada Rarity (TBA). Free Glassware and Sierra Nevada promotional items (Quantities Limited). Meet Ryan from Sierra Nevada from 5:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
LAGUNITAS MAXIMUS THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ – San Mateo 2260 Bridgepointe Pkwy, San Mateo We’ll be pouring: Lagunitas Maximus IPA. Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited)
THE BIG WOODIE THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drakes, Port, The Bruery , Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
NORTH AMERICA BEER BATTLE! THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 9:30 PM
Tied House Brewery and Cafe 954 Villa St, Mountain View Celebrating the release of Hermitage Brewing Company’s Peach Sour, we put together a beautiful three course dinner paired perfectly with a glass of Peach Sour: $42 includes three courses, and one glass of Peach Sour ($30 without beer) Heirloom tomato gazpacho: cucumber, red onion and basil oil Santa rosa plum braised chicken: fresh honey-roasted pattypan squash and baby carrots with wedge cut sweet potatoes. Blueberry bread pudding with santa cruz’ marianne’s vanilla ice cream topped with buttered rum peaches.
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW – HOEGAARDEN THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
ST. ARCHER’S AWARD WINNING DIPA TAP TAKEOVER THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 4:00 PM — 10:00 PM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E. Santa Clara St, San Jose We will be featuring St. Archer’s famous DIPA on draft. $5 pints, $7 keep the St. Archer pint glass, specials and giveaways.
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ALPHA ACID BREWING TAP TAKEOVER & NEW BEERS
1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose
THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 4:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
SO CAL TAP TAKEOVER THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 11:00 AM — 10:30 PM
Smoke Eaters – Cupertino 10650 S. De Anza Blvd, Cupertino Bringing in some of So Cal best breweries for an IPA tap takeover. We will be featuring: Nitro Grapefruit Sculpin – Ballast Point, Mosaic Double IPA – St. Archer, Delicious IPA – Stone Boo Koo – Mother Earth, Nelson – Alpine Brewing, Wolf Among Weeds – Golden Road, Wipeout – Port Brewing, Plus a host of others!!
Ale Arsenal 971 Lauel St, San Carlos We’ll be debuting some fun new Alpha Acid beers, including our first barrel-aged sour and our hoppy lager collaboration with Gourmet Haus Staudt, along with several others.
IPA TAP TAKEOVER THURSDAY THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 4:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Dublin 4480 Tassajara Rd, Dublin We’ll be pouring; Alesmith IPA, Altamont Beer Works Shelter IPA, Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin IPA Black Diamond White Witch IPA, Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA, Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA, Lagunitas IPA, Stone Ruination 2.0 Double IPA & Pints. Flights Available!
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301 West Saint John St, San Jose We will be featuring sours from BFM, Borgo, Lover Beer, Magic Rock and more. Local beer blogger and Henry’s friends on hand to sour it up with you.
PEACH SOUR RELEASE THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 4:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Hermitage Brewing Company 1627 S. 7th St, San Jose (Downtown)
Featuring Pearl Alley Band!
THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 4:30 PM — 10:00 PM
DasBrew Tasting Room 44356 S. Grimmer Blvd, Fremont Join us as we unveil our barrel-aged Muskelmann Porter! This delicious and robust Baltic-style Porter has been aged in mediumcharred Oak and will be tapped directly from the cask. We will also have the Muskelmann Porter on regular draft for comparison, and both beers will only last for a very limited time! Come try our new brew and sample all 8 beers we have on tap!
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SV BEER WEEK AT THE BRANHAM LOUNGE THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Join us here at the Branham Lounge for the Silicon Valley Beer Week social. We present a resume of 40 beer selections and quality hand crafted cocktails to ease you through your visit here at the Branham. If drinking a little later into the evening is your bag then stay with us for nightly entertainment featuring DJ sets ranging from Reggae/Dancehall to Country/Pop/Hip Hop standards. If you prefer drinking from a glass or sipping from a bottle we have you covered with an upscale lounge that allows you indulge in a premium product in a premium atmosphere.
5:30-7:30PM ALL BAR DRINKS 1/2 OFF
CORONADO BEER AND BITES THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
The Farmers Union 151 W. Santa Clara St, San Jose 5 courses of bites paired with Coronado Beers. Which will include beers from the Brewer’s series and other specialty brews only available at the brewery. Will be featuring western region sales manager Gordon Brown and Coronado beer ambassador Johnny O. Admission fee: $39.00
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Try our Bison Bratwurst Sliders with Central Coast IPA Artisan Bison Bratwurst, Pretzel Bun, Caramelized Onions, Apple Slaw, Stone Ground Mustard served with house made carrot cabbage sauerkraut. $20 Sliders and IPA. Dessert Central Coast Brewing Company Chai Ale Float with a Vanilla Bean Gelato, Spicy Pecan Shortbread $9 optional.
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Join us as we release the latest in our sour program, Peach Sour, aged for two years in California wine barrels. Brothers Gow Chow will join us with their delicious, mediterranean inspired dishes
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OFFICIAL GUIDE SPONTANEOUS CIDER : WILD FERMENTED CIDERS ARE THE NEW SOUR THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
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SILICON VALLEY BEER WEEK AT SJBG THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
San Jose Bar and Grill 85 S. 2nd St, San Jose SJBG has 24 great beers on tap which would be a great pairing with one of our SIX flat bread pizzas, some of our World Famous Sliders, or much much more fantastic food! Doors open at 5pm with happy hour lasting until 8pm. Visit our website at SanJoseBarandGrill.com
75 E. Santa Clara St, Ste. 120, San Jose It is time to showcase a different kind of cider. These ciders are wild fermented, completely raw and unfiltered, without sulfites, and have the characteristic of a light sour ale. Farmhouse, funky, tart, and different are all common terms used to describe these ciders! The natural unfiltered quality of these provides for a healthy beverage, that contains probiotics that are great for your belly. It is not a joke when the say, “an apple a day!” Come on by and see why! We will also be releasing a limited edition cider from Troy Cider made in Sonoma County. This cider is wild fermented and made from wild fruits growing in the back country. Throw it in a bourbon barrel, give it some time, and voilà – cider like no other!
SAN JOSE COOP POUR @ ISO THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
ISO Beers 75 E Santa Clara St, Ste. 120. San Jose We will be pouring our brew for the first time to the public. Come hear more about the beer cooperative and other beer related topics.
HUMBOLDT NIGHT HOSTED BY 6 RIVERS BREWERY THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Spread Deli & Bottles 193 E. Campbell Ave, Campbell Humboldt Night hosted by 6 Rivers Brewery. featuring beers from 6 Rivers, Humboldt, and Mad River Breweries. Specials all night on their beers in bottle & on draft!
KLOSTER ANDECHS BEER! THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 12:00 AM
Teske’s Germania Restaurant 255 N. First St, San Jose Kloster Andechs Beer! Beer made by German monks! It taste heavenly. Teske’s Germania is celebrating Silicon Valley Beer Week with live music by The Internationals. Experience Germany with expert staff on hand to give you descriptions of the new selections. Prost!
BEER & BRATWURST THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
New Seasons Market – Evergreen 5667 Silver Creek Valley Rd, San Jose We’re serving our famous house-made bratwurst sausage and chips plates for only $5. Complimentary beer tasting flight included. Sample the semi-finalist winners from our 2015 Neighborhood Beer Challenge. Bring family and friends and enjoy dinner in our indoor/ outdoor seating area. Must be 21+ years of age for beer tasting. Bratwurst plates open to public. Admission fee: $5.00
JAPANESE CRAFT BEERS + BEER BITES THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:30 PM — 12:00 AM
Nomikai – social food + drinkery 48 S. First St , San Jose Where can you find rare Japanese microbrews?! Only at nomikai in downtown San Jose! Come check out these hard-to-find, limited, Japanese craft beers like: Wasabi Biwasa no Rubi (Japanese beer made with wasabi), Ozeno Yukidoke IPA (the best selling IPA in Japan), Hitachino Nest White Ale from Kiuchi Brewery (aka the “Owl” beer brewed like Belgian White), Asahi Kuronama (Black Lager). We’ll have a special beer bites menu for Silicon Valley Beer Week to go with these excellent microbrews!
ROGUE BREWERY TAP TAKEOVER AND FOOD PAIRING THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 5:00 PM — 9:30 PM
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge 211 S. 1st St, San Jose Come try a new beer when Rogue Brewery takes over our taps for the night. Paired with our Asian fusion cuisine, it’s the perfect brew and a bite combination.
GOLDEN STATE BREWERY POPPY ALE RELEASE EVENT THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Enoteca La Storia 416 N. Santa Cruz Ave, Los Gatos We will be introducing Golden State’s newest Poppy Ale, as well as pouring their delicious Heritage Honey Ale! Golden State Brewery is a local, boutique brewery right next door to us in San Jose! .
ALMANAC BEER CO. DOGPATCH VERTICAL & VARIANTS THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 6:00 PM — 11:45 PM
Original Gravity Public House 66 S. 1st St, San Jose Join us as we host San Jose’s very own Almanac Beer Co.! We will be pouring through several batches of their hugely popular Dogpatch Sour series and will have 4 different batches on draft for you to consider. We may have a few other surprises as well for you along the way. Not to be missed! Full list of what we will be pouring can be found on the SVBW website.
CALIFORNIA CRAFT THROWDOWN THURSDAY JULY 30 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
San Pedro Square Market Bar 87 N. San Pedro St, San Jose Round 4 of the California Craft Throwdown! We’ve got one heck of a line up of breweries,(12 in total!) all featuring their year-round Double IPA in a BLIND taste test! Come pick your favorite,and crown the new California King DIPA! Who can defeat the reigning champ,Saint Archer Double IPA? Come cast your ballot and find out! Each participating brewery will ALSO be
featuring two other beers of delicious-ness,all available during (and maybe even after) the event! Admission is FREE! Participation in the blind taste test (12 2oz DIPA samples): $12. Drink tickets (for use at beer tents only): $6.
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JUST STRAIGHT - UP GOOD BEER
Steins Beer Garden 895 Villa St, Mountain View Crispy,fatty,salty lamb ribs and the palate cleansing tartness of sour beer. Perfect pairing. Beers to include: Farmer’s Reserve Blackberry,Dogpatch Sour,Horchata Milk Stout,Meyer Lemon Goose,Valencia Gold and more.
FIRST ANNUAL CUISINE AND CRAFT BEERS PAIRINGS DINNER
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Sent Sovi 14583 Big Basin Way, Saratoga Tempt your taste buds and join us for our First Annual Cuisine and Craft Beer Pairing Dinner. Amazing craft beers paired with six courses of our fabulous cuisine. Admission fee: $95.00
FRIDAY SIERRA NEVADA 2015 OKTOBERFEST & OTHER RARITIES FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 11:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ in Los Altos 1031 N. San Antonio Rd, Los Altos
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 11:00 AM — 1:00 AM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub 25 N. San Pedro Square , San Jose Featuring 50 barrel aged beers including Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Avery tweak, plus many barrel aged specialties from Drake’s, Port, The Bruery, Firestone, Almanac just to name a few!
WOODHAMS LOUNGE
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Pizza California 1708 Oakland Rd, Suite 500, San Jose Join us all week for a nation-wide craft beer Throwdown! Pick your four-beer tasting flight with a beer from each region of the US: East Coast, Mid-West, Mountain, West Coast. You choose which four beers battle it out on your flight while also enjoying delicious pizza and wings. Which time zone will claim victory in this epic North American Beer Battle? Your vote decides the winner! Each voter also receives a $2 Beer Voucher for your next visit.
ICE CREAM FLOAT SOCIAL FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 1:00 PM — 6:00 PM
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1389 Lincoln Ave, San Jose Ice cream float social friday, July 31st from 1pm – 6pm you’ve had root beer floats tons of times, but have you had “adult� root beer floats? Plus cider floats, stout or porter floats, belgian floats, and more! Ice cream specials all event too!
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OFFICIAL GUIDE PIZZA AND BEER PAIRING FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 2:00 PM — 5:00 PM
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you prefer drinking from a glass or sipping from a bottle we have you covered with an upscale lounge that allows you indulge in a premium product in a premium atmosphere.
TAP-IT BEER AND CHEESE PAIRING FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
303 N. Santa Cruz Ave, Los Gatos
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Pizza California is offering an all-you-can-eat pizza buffet and 6 (4 oz) beer tastings combination. Enjoy their patio space as you eat and taste brews from Fort Point, Firestone, and Heretic Brewing Company. Admission Fee: $40.00
San Luis Obispo based Tap It Brewing Company will be tasting 3 specialty beers! Join us from 5-7pm for some beer, cheese, and great conversation! All beer being showcased will be 10% off!
FIELDWORK TAP TAKEOVER & MEET THE BREWERS FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 3:00 PM — 12:00 AM
Ale Arsenal
1655 South De Anza Blvd, Cupertino
BEER CARNIVAL FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
The Hedley Club @ Hotel De Anza
971 Lauel St, San Carlos
233 W. Santa Clara St, San Jose
Our friends at Fieldwork will be taking over our taps & hanging out barside. We’ll be pouring 8+ awesome new beers, including; Coconut Milk DIPA, St. Thomas DIPA, Misfit Stream IPA, Canopy Pale Ale, Terrace Wheat IPA, Bedrock Red, Hot Chocolate Stout, & Morning Time Nitro Coffee Stout.
1st Annual Beer Carnival featuring Unita Brewing. Walk around tasting, games, prizes, food & beer pairings. $15 advance / $20 door. 21 & over.
HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW –HOEGAARDEN FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
GREEN FLASH/ALPINE BREW HIGHLIGHTS FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Mission Creek Brewery 777 The Alameda , San Jose Join us as we take over our taps with some Green Flash/Alpine brews! We will be featuring 3 exclusive beers this evening: Anniversary Sour Pale Ale, Flanders Sour, & Silva Stout.
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BALLAST POINT GRUNION TAP TAKEOVER FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 4:00 PM — 1:30 AM
4th St. Pizza Co. 150 E. Santa Clara St, San Jose We’re bringing in another Ballast Point favorite, Grunion. $5 pints, $7 Keep-the-Pint, specials and giveaways.
‘BISON BRATS MEETS POSH PRETZEL’ FEATURING CENTRAL COAST BREWING COMPANY FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
71 Saint Peter Restaurant 71 N. San Pedro St, San Jose Artisan Bison Brat Sliders Paired with the Central Coast Double IPA. Artisan Bison Bratwurst Served on a Pretzel Bun with Caramelized Onions, Stone ground Mustard Served with House Made Carrot and Cabbage Sauerkraut. $20 Sliders and IPA. Other Offerings include Chai Ale Float Featuring Central Coast Brewing Company Original Chai Ale Served with Vanilla Bean Gelato and a Spicy Pecan ShortBread $9.
SV BEER WEEK AT THE BRANHAM LOUNGE FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
The Branham Lounge 1116 Branham Ln, San Jose Join us here at the Branham Lounge for the Silicon Valley Beer Week social. We present a resume of 40 beer selections and quality hand crafted cocktails to ease you through your visit here at the Branham. If drinking a little later into the evening is your bag then stay with us for nightly entertainment featuring DJ sets ranging from Reggae/Dancehall to Country/Pop/Hip Hop standards. If
ROGUE BREWERY TAP TAKEOVER AND FOOD PAIRING FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 9:30 PM
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge 211 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown) Come try a new beer when Rogue Brewery takes over our taps for the night. Paired with our Asian fusion cuisine, it’s the perfect brew and a bite combination.
SOUR FEST 5.0 FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 11:45 PM
Original Gravity Public House 66 S. 1st St, San Jose (Downtown) Our 5th rendition of the infamous Sour Fest lives on! We will be pouring upwards of 15 different sour, wild, tart & funky beers on draft and releasing some very limited and sought after bottles for your consumption as well! See you there! Pouring List TBA
SILICON VALLEY BEER WEEK AT SJBG FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
San Jose Bar and Grill 85 S. 2nd Street , San Jose SJBG has 24 great beers on tap which would be a great pairing with one of our SIX flat bread pizzas, some of our World Famous Sliders, or much much more fantastic food! Doors open at 5pm with happy hour lasting until 8pm. Visit our website at SanJoseBarandGrill.com
1ST ANNUAL BEER CAN OPEN
NOT YOUR FATHER’S BOILERMAKER W/ DR. BILL
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 6:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Dr Bill will be on hand to discuss his hand selected Whisky and Stone Beer pairings. Featuring 3 Brews from Stone and 3 Whiskies from Henry’s list. Admission fee: $30.00 (for 3 beers and 3 whiskeys)
LAGUNITAS BEER & SHOT FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 6:00 PM — 1:30 AM
The Local 102 102 E Fremont Ave. , Sunnyvale Enjoy the last Friday of SV Beer Week with a Lagunitas Beer and Shot combo for $8.50.
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ANARCHY RELEASE AND FREE CONCERT
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 2:00 AM
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 8:00 PM — 10:00 PM
St Stephens Green 223 Castro St, Mountain View Buy the beer, keep the glass (while supplies last)
AN EVENING WITH SANTE ADAIRIUS FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 9:00 PM
Trail Dust BBQ 17240 Monterey Rd , Morgan Hill
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Whole Foods Market – Fremont 3111 Mowry Ave, Fremont
FRIDAY JULY 31 @ 6:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Harry’s Hofbrau – San Jose 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose We are happy to be hosting Port/Lost Abbey for this event where we will have a TON of Barrel aged beers, the New Hop Freshener DIPA Tropical and Fruity!!!!, and other great favorites from two of our favorite breweries. A member from the brewery will be here to talk shop so come say hi and check this killer taplist: New Hop Freshener Tropical and Fruity, Track #8, Framboise De Amarosa, Older Viscosity 2015, Older Viscosity 2012, Santo Ron Diego, De Proef Collab Brett IPA, Bourbon Angel’s Share Red Poppy, Bourbon Barrel Aged Santa’s Helper, and Serpent’s stout.
RUIN YOUR SATURDAY SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 11:00 AM — 10:00 PM
Armadillo Willy’s BBQ – Los Altos 1031 N. San Antonio Rd, Los Altos We’ll be pouring Stone’s 2015 RuinTen Triple IPA & Ruination Double IPA 2.0. Free Glassware with Purchase (Limit 1 per Person; Quantities Limited)
DOGFISH HEAD TAP TAKEOVER SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 12:00 PM — 10:00 PM
Refuge – Menlo Park 1143 Crane Street , Menlo Park Refuge Menlo Park is going to be having a Dogfish Head tap takeover! We will be featuring six of their brews on tap including 90 minute-IPA, American Beauty-Pale Ale, Black and Blue-Belgian style golden ale fermented w/ Blackberries and Blueberries, Festina Peche-Berliner Weisse, Midas Touch-Pale Ale, and Burton Baton-A blend beer that consists of an Imperial IPA mixed with an English Olde-Style Ale.
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Wrap up SV Beer Week with a bang! A special release cask ale and indie-psychedelic jams! Here at Freewheel we specialize in delicious traditional English Style Real Ale. However, sometimes it is fun to break with tradition and mix things up a bit. That is why we came up with Anarchy Series Special Releases. Introducing Pimm’s Cup Motueka IPA. IPA with all the makings of a delicious Pimms Cup; perfect for summer! Motueka hops added directly to the cask add a pleasant lemon lime aroma. Superbly rounding out this delicious beer will be fresh seasonal strawberries and oranges. Fresh and funky flavors playing together like sweet music. Speaking of music (soon to be famous) Solomonophonic will be performing to ensure you get funked up! No Cover.
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301 W. Saint John St, San Jose
Strike Brewing’s 1st Annual Beer Can Open Friday, July 31 5-10pm. 4 Person Team 9 Hole Scramble. Santa Teresa Golf Club “Shorty” Course $300/Team –4 person teams only). This new Silicon Valley Beer Week event will feature 6 outstanding breweries paired with a boisterous round of golf on Santa Teresa Golf Club’s 9 hole, par 3 course! The event will start with a Santa Teresa Golf Club hosted BBQ on the patio from 5-pm followed by 5 of the breweries stationed throughout the golf course where players can exchange their drink tickets for a variety of their canned beers during the round of golf. Following the round, Strike Brewing will pouring open taps at the “Draft-er Party”. During the round each brewery will have different activities and giveaways in an attempt to get everyone’s vote for “Best Brewery Booth” and the grand prize for the team with the lowest golf score will be ENTRY INTO NEXT YEAR’S TOURNAMENT! .
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OFFICIAL GUIDE O’FLAHERTY’S IRISH PUB BEER LUNCH SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 12:30 PM — 2:30 PM
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub
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Henry’s World Famous Hi-Life 301 W. Saint John St, San Jose Half dozen Saisons from Stillwater. Come enjoy as they take over Henry’s. Best way to end your beer week.
25 N. San Pedro Square, San Jose O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub, Stone Brewing Company and Bray Butcher Block & Bistro have come together for Silicon Valley Beer Week to host an amazing beer lunch. The four-course, fine dining experience will be hosted by “Dr.” Bill Sysak, certified Cicerone, from Stone Brewing and Chef Josh from Bray Butcher Block & Bistro. Tickets can be purchased in person at Bray Butcher Block & Bistro, O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub And online at eventbrite. Tickets are $65 per person includes lunch and beer tasting. First Course; Arugula and Frisee salad with apple and prosciutto, fig and a grain mustard and champagne vinaigrette and Stone Saison. Second course; Stone Pale Ale 2.0 and Cheddar Cheese soup garnished with Garlic thyme croutons, Purple haze goat cheese and mustard oil paired with Ecliptic / Wicked Weed / Stone Points Unknown IPA. Third course; Grilled Rosemary and pepper crusted Lamb chop with fingerling potatoes and Cherry tomatoes. Imperial Mutt Brown Ale. Fourth course; Lightly Smoked Grass Fed Tri-Tip with Fried jalapeno cheddar polenta, chipotle aioli, Cotija cheese and BBQ sauce paired with Stone RuinTen Triple IPA. Admission Fee: $65.00
SV BEER WEEK SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 5:00 PM — 10:00 PM
The Branham Lounge 1116 Branham Ln, San Jose Join us here at the Branham Lounge for the Silicon Valley Beer Week social. We present a resume of 40 beer selections and quality hand crafted cocktails to ease you through your visit here at the Branham. If drinking a little later into the evening is your bag then stay with us for nightly entertainment featuring DJ sets ranging from Reggae/Dancehall to Country/Pop/Hip Hop standards. If you prefer drinking from a glass or sipping from a bottle we have you covered with an upscale lounge that allows you indulge in a premium product in a premium atmosphere.
$2 DRAFT BEER BLOWOUT – EVERYTHING MUST GO! BLUE MOON SUMMER LINE UP SATURDAY AUGUST 1/ @ 1:00 PM — 3:00 PM
Coach House Wine and Spirits 1655 South De Anza Blvd, Cupertino Missed it last Saturday? Blue Moon is coming back again for another great beer tasting! Get excited for: Blue Moon White IPA, Cinnamon Horchata and their summer seasonal “Summer Honey Wheat”. All beer being showcased will be 10% off!
A TASTE OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY BREWS SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 3:00 PM — 6:00 PM
Mission Creek Brewery 777 The Alameda, San Jose Join us as we explore some brews of Humboldt County. Featuring brews from the following Humboldt County Breweries: Six Rivers, Eel River, Mad River, Lost Coast and more!
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HOME OF THE CLASSIC CRAFT BREW – HOEGARDEN SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 3:30 PM — 9:00 PM
The Continental Bar Lounge Patio 349 S. 1st St, San Jose Continental Bar, Lounge and Patio will be home to the original craft brew all week, Hoegaarden, offering a complimentary Hoegaarden glass with purchase of a Hoegaarden pint – $8. (while supplies last) If and when supplies run out enjoy a Hoegaarden pint for just $6.
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SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 5:00 PM — 11:00 PM
Fahrenheit Restaurant & Lounge 99 E. San Fernando St, San Jose All draft beers are $2 per pint glass, with the purchase of happy hour food items.
SILICON VALLEY BEER WEEK AT SJBG SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM
San Jose Bar and Grill 85 S. 2nd Street, San Jose Silicon Valley Beer Week takes place July 24–August 1, 2015 and highlights all venues that are passionate about craft beer. The week kicks off with an exclusive opening party on July 24 and closes with the very popular Summer KraftBrew Beer Fest on August 1. SJBG has 24 great beers on tap which would be a great pairing with one of our SIX flat bread pizzas, some of our World Famous Sliders, or much much more fantastic food! Doors open at 5pm with happy hour lasting until 8pm. Visit our website at SanJoseBarandGrill.com
ALMANAC BEER CO. TAP TAKEOVER SATURDAY AUGUST 1 @ 5:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Whole Foods Market – Cupertino 20955 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino Cheers for SF beers! San Francisco-based Dogpatch Beer Co. takes over our taps including Meyer Lemon, Emperor Norton, Horchata Almond Stout and FR Citrus beers.
metroactive ARTS HOMEWARD BOUND At the turn of the 19th Century, a quarter of a million orphans were sent from New York to new home. This production blends art with history to tell this little-told story. $15-$38. Sep 18-Oct 11. Theatre on San Pedro Square. San Jose.
WEST SIDE STORY Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet gets a greasy combover and a leather jacket. The legendary struggle between the Jets and the Sharks set in New York is a timeless classic. Jul 16-Aug 23. $17-$32. City Lights Theater Company. San Jose.
COMEDYSPORTZ IMPROV COMEDY Laugh until your stomach hurts at this improved battle of wits, all audience-sourced and suitable for the entire family. Ongoing. $12-$15. Camera 4, San Jose.
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG Loony inventor Caractacus Potts seeks to save a grandprix winning car from the scrap heap, only to ďŹ nd that it is imbued with magical ying powers. Soon whimsical hijinx ensue when he seeks to save his magic car from the sinister intentions of Baron Bomburst. July 27- Aug 2. $18-$28 Bus Barn Theater. Los Altos Stage Company. Los Altos.
THE WALLS OF JERICHO A ip-op of the classic Cinderella tale (she’s rich and he’s poor) starts on a bus when two strangers banter back in forth in the whip-sharp fashion of the 1930s, and as they do, the barriers between them crumble. Sep 18-Oct 4. $10-$35. The Pear Avenue Theatre. Mountain View.
THE LION KING Sprung from the Tony-winning minds of Elton John and Tim Rice, this Best Musical Winner features some of the most jaw-dropping staging and recognizable songs in Broadway history..Sep 9-24. $43-$178. Center for the Performing Arts.
THE ADDAMS FAMILY The legendarily creepy family is caught by surprise when Wednesday falls in love with a sweet, smart, and thoroughly unterrifying boy from a nice family in this fun musical take on “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner.� Thru July 26. $55-$65. The San Jose Stage.
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A series of adventures and activities based on the worldfamous children’s show. San Jose.
HISTORY PARK SAN JOSE “Silicon Valley Bikes! Passion, Innovation, & Politics since 1880â€? Tracing the history and showing the artifacts from San Jose’s 150 year history on two wheels. Thru Jul 26. “Slugs, Dingbats, and Tramp Printingâ€? The printing press is one of the most important inventions in human history, see the machine that printed the ďŹ rst newspaper in California. Thru Dec 12. San Jose
San Pedro Square Market hosts its monthly last Saturday, alternative concert. Free. San Pedro Square Market. San Jose.
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SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART
A hotbed of live jazz talent, organized by San Jose Jazz. Every Fri, 7-9pm. San Pedro Square Market, San Jose.
“Postdate Photography and Inherited History in India,� Modern artists draw inspiration from the colonial past of India. Thru August 2nd. “Figure Studies� by major Mexican muralist Jose Orozco. Thru Aug 23. “Beta Space� A massive study of the dung beetle’s place in the Galaxy. “Maker Space� thru Jan 17. TueSun, 11am-5pm, closed Mon. San Jose.
TOSPS TUESDAYS A weekly showcase of Bay Area’s budding music scene across all genres. Most Tuesdays, 7pm. Thru Dec. Theatre on San Pedro Square, San Jose.
OFF THE GRID A rotating cast of food trucks and music acts characterize this weekly event. Sat. Free Computer History Museum. Mountain View.
*opera CAFFE FRASCATI Opera Night. First Friday of every month. San Jose.
*art MUSEUMS CANTOR ARTS CENTER “Promised Land� Works by Jacob Lawrence. Thru August 3. “Pop Art from the SFMOMA Anderson Collection� featuring works by Warhol, Johns, Lichtenstein, and others. Thru Oct 26. Stanford.
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LOS GATOS COMPANY “Zulugrass Jewelry Galleryâ€?, featuring the colorful clothing and ornaments adorned by the Maasai tribe of the Great Rift Valley of Kenya and Tanzania. “Woodcarvings of Val Gardena, Italy,â€? featuring handcrafted woodcarving ďŹ gures.
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SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUILTS & TEXTILES “Found/Made� Quilts made from repurposed cloth. Thru Nov 1. “Recycled, Up-Cycled, Re-Purposed Clothing Design� Fashion created by 6 local artists in response to overcommercialization and rapid production. Thru Sep 6. San Jose.
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running Musical in Broadway history. It traces the story of a poor Upper West Side girl who access the elite circle of Long Island when hired to redecorate a house by a well-to-do dame. $33. Thru Jul 25. West Valley Light Opera. Saratoga Civic Theatre.
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CRAZY QUILTS: Artist Ben Venom uses jeans, rock & roll shirts and more on his unconventional quilts.
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CUKUI Julian Nunez. Aug 14. San Jose.
DOWNTOWN YOGA SHALA “San Shui,” paintings by Russell Altice Case. San Jose.
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“Breaking Point” glass works by award-winners Jaime Guerrero and Vivianna Paredas. Thru Aug 8. San Jose.
“Late July” photos by Matt Price, Kyle Camarillo, Mark Nisbet. Starts Jul 24. San Jose
MAIN GALLERY
"Art Lifer" by Alfredo Reyes and Debbie Doherty with music from DJ Mystik Mike. “Assemble!” a MESHcollective show. Works by various artists. San Jose.
“Life Lines” a celebration of the textures of life. “Color Me Woman” a study of femininity. Thru Aug 2. Redwood City.
MONTALVO ARTS CENTER
SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS
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EMPIRE SEVEN STUDIOS
“Metaphoric States” Five bronze works by Stephen de Staebler. Thru Oct 1. Saratoga.
Jason Arnold, Beau Roulette. Thru Aug. San Jose.
PACIFIC ART LEAGUE
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“Member’s Exhibit”. Thru Jul 30. Palo Alto.
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“Summer Sculpture Event” metal, stone, and wood workings by local artists. Thru Sep 13. Woodside.
PALO ALTO ART CENTER
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“Home Grown.” mid-career exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Walter Robinson. Thru Aug 30. Palo Alto.
Photographs by Vidya Narasimhan, Steve Shpall, Bill Shupp. Thru Jul 25. Palo Alto.
SAN JOSE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART
HIGHER FIRE CLAYSPACE First Fridays feature new artwork, demonstrations, and conversations with artists. San Jose.
KALEID GALLERY “Color Me Free” animal focused new work from Sandi Billingsley. Jay Cee, Nekyua, Theresa Merchant, and Al Preciado have collaborated to produce live paintings based on mythology. San Jose.
“Red Rooms.” hyper-artificial environments playing with light and shadow by Amy M. Ho Thru Sep 12. “A Fragile Narrative” sculptures address domestic and industrial labor by Cassandra Straubing Thru Sep 12. “Age of Entanglement” vivid abstract paintings by Naomie Kremer. Thru Sep 19. “Passage” used coffee filters repurposed into natural forms by Sophia Allison and Leanne Lee Thru Oct 31. San Jose.
Pieces from Benefit Art Auction. San Jose.
DRINK AND DRAW Drawing is great. Beer is great. Together they’re fantastic. Come do both while listening to tunes spun by resident DJ Third Eye Shrined, while trying your luck in raffles for comics and T-Shirts. Free. Thu, Jul 23, 7pm. Art Boutiki. San Jose.
SOUTH FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK A self-guided evening tour through galleries, museums, and independent businesses featuring exhibitions and special performances, including Street Eats & Live Beats at Parque De Los Pobladores. First Friday of the Month. Venues along S. First street and throughout downtown San Jose.
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BEAUTIFUL MESS In ‘Trainwreck,’ Amy Schumer plays ‘Amy,’ a magazine writer who falls for sports medicine surgeon Aaron (Bill Hader).
In ‘Trainwreck,’ Amy Schumer is a lusty lush who mends her ways BY RICHARD VON BUSACK
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T’S A GIVEN that a studio movie in 2015 won’t have the guts of a cable channel TV show. Even if Trainwreck is easily Judd Apatow ‘s best movie, anticipate compromises. You could forecast it. Amy Schumer, the lady who does without apologies, was going to end up apologizing, swearing off the bad behavior and learning to accept the possibility of motherhood, instead of being weirded out by the whole child-bearing mess. There is a studio movie-making logic to the way Trainwreck is built. This way, Schumer’s persona gets an arc, when she wises up and realizes that true love is what really matters. That logic has been proven to entice people to buy tickets.
And that logic is also what kills your interest in the movies, inch by inch. It’s the logic that makes you not feel like not arguing much when you meet someone who says that they hate movies because they’re invariably phony. The important thing is that we do get at least 90 percent of the Amy Schumer we see on TV, as well as new views of her talent. She holds the big screen with ease. She’s poetry in motion—teetering on high heels like a workman on a badly-balanced ladder, wearing skirts so tight she’s hobbled. One morning’s walk of shame to the Staten Island ferry leads to a hilarious homage of the Funny Girl helicopter shot. Her drunk scenes have no sticky pathos. She acts in a tearful yet profane funeral scene with deftness, frankness and vulnerability. The first time she has sex with the man she grows to love, she’s beautifully in control—you admire her nerve and gentleness, and the way she murmurs “This is happening” as she climbs aboard. These acting moments compliment Schumer’s drastic comedy
character, the character of a proudly drunk, and promiscuous woman. Amy plays “Amy,” a Manhattan magazine writer indoctrinated as a child by her no-good philandering dad to the idea that monogamy never works. As an adult, she helps herself to an ever-rotating wheel of guys. She’s currently stuck on one good-hearted ox (played by the wrestling star John Cena), splendidly built and terrible in bed. Amy works at a horrible lad-magazine S’Nuff, pronounced “It’s enough.” Her mean, lock-jawed British editor (Tilda Swinton, a scream) forces Amy to do a profile on a self-effacing sports medicine surgeon named Aaron (a well-cast Bill Hader). Inevitably, Amy pounces on the doctor after a night of dinner and drinks. When she wakes in the morning, Amy is caught in a fork. She harbors strange new uncomfortable feelings for Aaron, who she previously would have used fast and dropped hard. And the only alternative Amy can imagine to the nights of drinking and sleeping around is the life her sister (Brie Larsen) has— she’s a mommy, married to a dullard, and pregnant again. The male life is situated as less fun than the way the women get along, but LeBron James—as Aaron’s pal and
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sounding board—plays himself with surprising flexibility. Some of Trainwreck is typical Apatow” flywheel of comedy” where riffs are improved upon and further improved upon, then edited for best takes. An example here is the building up of descriptions of a used tampon going from merely unpleasantly gross to “the Red Wedding in Game of Thrones.” The movie runs long—and part is to fill in the spaces and to keep the arguments from seeming too abrupt. Up until its slapdash ending, Trainwreck emphasizes the shifts of moods over mere riffing. Has there been a performer like Schumer since Mae West, who also wasn’t very tall, and certainly not that classical looking, who seemed to excel in many different formats—Schumer is a prime comedy dancer, with enough chops that you don’t feel sorry for her when she’s out on the floor. Has there been a performer since Mae West who took such ardor in sex and had such natural resistance to slut shaming? Considering how different Schumer is from her predecessors is what makes Trainwreck exciting. You start to detect a new kind of screen comedy—Schumer’s persona is anything but a bro disguised as a girl. Throughout Trainwreck—as throughout Schumer’s work—are multiple sharp, reverse-angle points of view on situations that are the essence of feminism…feminism, which is never to be mistaken for a system that claims that women are always right all the time. Trainwreck exposes the consistently shlocky and derivative quality of Manhattan rom coms in a multi-level attack—Amy keeps stumbling into a movie within a movie titled The Dogwalker starring Daniel Radcliffe and Marisa Tomei as a couple talking about their feelings in barely disguised terms about canine affection. In the “lovemontage,” a famous Central Park boulder used as a meeting place for so many cinematic snuggles is denounced as the homeless person’s bathroom. Schumer had to compromise to get Trainwreck made, but the compromises are all worth it. It’s her movie, from first voice over (“Don’t judge me”) to the last kiss that has Amy in a favorite Amy Schumer-character position: on her back.
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SENILE SLEUTH Ian McKellen plays an aging Sherlock Holmes struggling against the onset of dementia in ‘Mr. Holmes.’
Valley Of Forgetfulness MR. SHERLOCK HOLMES is opposed by an ultimate foe—old age—in one struggle he cannot win. Based on Mitch Cullin’s novel, A Slight Trick of the Mind, the new Bill Condon film, Mr. Holmes, brings the director and Ian McKellen together for the first time since Gods and Monsters (1998).
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recall the real outcome, despite certain sharp memories of a lady’s gray glove and the trilling of a glass harmonica. McKellen is 76, and he’s very hale in the 1920s flashbacks. Mr. Holmes He swings his walking stick with brio; these scenes PG; 105 Mins. alternate with his presentValleywide day Holmes—blank and ape-like, as the vacancy of mind strikes him. This is an acute, bravely unsentimental portrait of decay, and it's as tough to watch as it is impossible to turn away from. The tale is thickened with red herrings mostly having to do with the Japanese voyage, where Holmes literally sifts the ashes of the war. When you see Holmes’ name you expect adventure and danger, not a memory piece, and so there’s something a little disconcerting about Mr. Holmes. Still, it’s a touching and elegant film, with a deep, pellucid poignancy softened by Carter Burwell’s soundtrack. There’s nothing pandering about McKellen’s foxy yet affecting performances, both as the sage in his ’60s, who fails to see a clue in plain sight, and the nonagenarian recluse with a crumbling mind.—Richard von Busack
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T’S HARD TO TALK about Amanda Palmer without first addressing her haters. From her days as the frontwoman of The Dresden Dolls to her flourishing solo career, Palmer, like her hero, Morrissey—for whom she’ll be opening at Event Center on Saturday—has been on the receiving end of public criticism for pretty much as long as she's been an artist. Why? Take your pick. She bared her breasts onstage. She wrote a bouncy song about some pretty dark subject matter—the tale of a girl raped at a
party and her subsequent positive STI test and abortion. She asked local musicians to play dates with her for free. She married geek hero Neil Gaiman. She doesn’t shave her armpits. “People really don’t like being confronted by women misbehaving,” she says, rather calmly for someone who has a section specifically for hate mail on her band’s site. “Whereas men misbehaving can be kind of sexy. That’s part of this game of entertainment.” She is, admittedly, hugely influenced by Morrissey. Palmer was a teenager in the ’80s—hormonally primed to be influenced by the sweeping drama of The Smiths. “I got my first Smiths tape when I was 14, 15,” she says over the phone, driving home to Boston from upstate New York. “One side was Strangeways, the other Meat is Murder. I just wore it into the ground.”
The Smiths and their contemporaries (Depeche Mode, The Pixies, Nick Cave and “all that dark apocalyptic stuff one of my boyfriends got me into”) have always been lurking in her work, even when she was writing vampy cabaret choruses on keys as one half of “punk cabaret” weirdoes The Dresden Dolls, which is where she got her start. She’s always had a theatrical, sentimental bent, somber but never sappy. Both her and Morrissey’s bodies of work speak of something more suited for the Shakespearean stage or a Lifetime movie than moody, morose rock ‘n roll. “One of the things I love about being an older musician and having the perspective of time is that your own formation is a mystery to be solved,” she says—posing and then answering a question. “Why did the Smiths speak to me? The music you listen to as a teenager, you take for granted, until you look back at the greater context of things and realize there wasn’t anyone writing
songs like that. Now I realize how formative it was.” These days, after years of sticking almost solely to piano, she’s starting to work her way back to the sounds that started it all. “My really early music has cheesy synths and handclaps,” she says. Theater Is Evil, her 2012 crowdfunded record, which drew $1 million (she asked for $100,000), saw her going allin on ‘80s conventions—making heavy use of the synthesizer. She is continuing in the same vein with her currently inprogress album, which she is recording with Edward Ka-Spell of The Legendary Pink Dots. “I had this entire conversation with Edward,” she says. “We sat down (to record with electronics) and it was like I was going back to a language I hadn’t spoken in 20 years.” Palmer’s opening slot on Saturday’s show came about under sudden, strange circumstances. “I was having lunch with an old manager of mine who offhandedly asked if I might want the gig,” she says. “In the mysterious ways of the underbelly of the industry, I was called up about the gig a few days later.” She says she isn’t sure whether Moz personally requested her to open. “I’ve never actually met Morrissey, but rumor had it he did attend a Dresden Dolls gig.” (If Morrissey message boards are be believed, he surfaced at a Dresden Dolls show in LA around 2008.) In any case, playing for one of her teen idols seems a fitting end to the most current chapter in Palmer’s career and life. This will be the last show before she goes on an indefinite hiatus—she’s currently seven months pregnant, and not entirely sure what the future holds, musically or otherwise. “I really, really believe in living a life of no regrets and radical compassion for myself and others. There are times when I wish I did take myself more seriously,” she says. “I feel like the key to life, as self-helpy as it sounds, is pure, unadulterated, simple self-acceptance. We are built the way we’re built. And that’s the thing I love about Morrissey. He’s totally and utterly himself.” Like it or not, so is she.
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Fri, Jul 24, 6pm: Bridget Marie 7:30pm: The Frenzys, Remi and Chloe, The Riekestra, The Imperialists. San Jose.
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24, 8pm: Fishook. Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Garage Band. Every Sun, 6pm: Joe Ferrara. Los Gatos.
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Sat, Jul 25, 4:30pm: Doug and the Carnival of Souls Revue. San Jose.
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Fri, Jul 24, 9:30pm: Jam Stain. Sat, Jul 25, 9:30pm: Blue Dingoes. Every Sun, 8pm: Acoustic Jam. Every Tue, 8pm: Aki Kumar’s Band. Every Thurs: DJ Mist. Fremont.
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BRITANNIA ARMS DOWNTOWN Every Wed: DJ 512. Every Thu: DJ Nico & Neeber. Every Fri: DJ BenofďŹ cial & Clay. Every Sat: DJ Ready Rock. San Jose.
Every Thu, 9:30pm: DJ night w/ DJ BenOfďŹ cial & DJ Vex. Every Fri and Sun, 9:30pm: Karaoke w/ DJ NoWrath. Santa Clara.
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RED ROCK COFFEE Fri, Jul 24, 8pm: Mitchell Lujan. Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Jessica Lindsay and Zachary Meyers. Mountain View.
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Every Wed, 10pm: Wi3rd Wednesdays. Every Thu, 7pm: Speakeasy Saloon w/ live Country music. Los Gatos.
Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Morrissey. San Jose.
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Thu, Jul 23, 7pm: Cruisetones Duo. Fri, Jul 24, 7pm: Maxx Cabello Jr. Sat, Jul 25, 7pm: Daydream Nation starring Trails and Ways. San Jose.
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AGENDA LOUNGE Every Wed, 8pm: Salsa. Every Thu, 9pm: Banda Night. San Jose.
ANGELICA’S BISTRO Every Tue: Jazz Tuesdays. Wed, Jul 22, 7:30pm: Nicole Maguire. Thu, Jul 23, 7:30pm: Wil Russ Jr. (Sam Cooke Tribute). Fri, Jul 24, 6pm: Bridget Marie. Sun, Jul 26, 6:30pm: Hiram & the HUI. Redwood City.
BLUE NOTE LOUNGE Every Tue, 7:30pm: Yoshi Senzaki Band. Every Sun: Jazz or Blues. Milpitas.
BLUE ROCK SHOOT Every Fri: Blue Rock Showcase. Every Sat: Live Featured Show. Every Sun: Jazz & Blues Jam. Saratoga.
CAFE STRITCH Every Wed: Wax WednesdayAll Vinyl DJ Set. Thu, Jul 23, 8:30pm: Giacomo Gates Trio. Fri, Jul 24, 9pm: Richie Vitale Quartet. Sat, Jul 25, 8:30pm: Michael O’Neill Quintet ft. Kenny Washington. San Jose.
CAFFE FRASCATI Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Bad Joy. First Fri, 8pm: Opera Night. First Sat, 8pm: Kavanaugh Brothers Celtic Experience. San Jose.
CASCAL Every Fri & Sat: Live Music. Mountain View.
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‘Pathological’ Pop ALTHOUGH THEY ARE SIGNED to two record labels—including Barsuk, home to Death Cab For Cutie—and they recently released a well-received single, Oakland-based quartet Trails and Ways won’t be leaving the comfort of the bedroom, their prefered recording space, any time soon. And why should they? After all, they arranged and recorded their excellent debut LP—the glossy, yet intimate Pathology—mostly in the home of their drummer, Ian Quirk. “We like to play with lots of different approaches when we’re writing a song,” says guitarist Keith Bower Brown “This lets us work in our own space, lets us be more creative, have more time and less pressure around the process. We feel like we’re getting closer to a formula that’s really good for us.”
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The members met while living in the cooperative houses surrounding UC Berkeley, but they didn’t start jamming together until after a bit of post-grad wandering around the world. Alongside Quirk and Brown, Hannah von Loon tickles lead guitar and Emma Oppen keeps everyone grounded with her dubby bass lines. In the spirit of their former residences, the band collaborates on lyrics, composition, and singing for each track, creating exuberant pop filled with thick harmonies and genre-melding melodies. “This is a creative journey for all of us,” Brown says. “We want to do it in a shared way.” Their breakout single, “Nunca,” has the tinny guitar riff, galloping drums and infectious hook of a pop song, but the lyrics testify to the melancholy resilience of street life in Sao Paulo, a city that inspired Brown during a trip through Brazil. “We have this idea of our music as always having an environment, a context,” says Brown. “It takes you on a journey to a real space. For ‘Nunca,’ I wanted this noisy, lively, very life-saturated space, like being in Sao Paolo, and wanting that noise to be an integral part of that song.” “Nunca” caught a buzz in the blogosphere, and the band racked up 70,000 plays in a single day. With heavy emotional and political statements enmeshed within their dreamy, organic grooves, they seek to make popular tunes with a shiny surface that invites deeper digging. “It feel dishonest to me to make music that strips out the trouble that you’re in.” Brown says. “And I feel like I live in a world where a lot is not going well, for a lot of people, in a lot of places. How that hits me personally and how that can be the root of a great pop song is something I’ll be trying to find out as long as I’m making music.”—John Flynn
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CLUB FOX Every Wed: Club Fox Blues Jam. Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Foreverland (Michael Jackson Tribute). Redwood City.
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HEDLEY CLUB AT HOTEL DE ANZA Every 1st and 3rd Wed: Jazz Jam. San Jose.
HUKILAU Fri-Sat, 8pm: Hawaiian music. San Jose.
J.J.’S BLUES Blues and Jazz every night. Call for info. San Jose.
SMOKING PIG BBQ Fri, Jul 24, 9pm: Michael Osborn and the Drivers. Sat, Jul 25, 9pm: Chase Walker Band. Sun, Jul 26, 1pm: Golden Gate Blues Society Round 2. Fremont.
ST. STEPHENS GREEN Every Tue, 7:30pm: Irish music. Fourth Sat, 10pm: South American Hits. Mountain View.
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MONTALVO ARTS CENTER Thu, Jul 23, 7pm: Mavis Staples & Patty Griffin. Saratoga
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MOSAIC Fri-Sat, 6-9pm: Jazz for dinner. San Jose.
POOR HOUSE BISTRO Every Wed: Blues & Brews w/ Sid Morris & Kyle Jester. Thu, Jul 23, 6pm: Lesta T & Friends. Fri, Jul 24, 6pm: John Nemath Band. Sat, Jul 25, 4pm: Big Jon Atkinson Band. Sun, Jun 26, 12pm: School of the Blues Student Jam. San Jose.
ANGELICA’S BISTRO Every Tue: Open Mic Tuesdays. Redwood City.
BAMBOO LOUNGE Mon, 7pm: Musical open mic for singer/songwriters. Sign up at 7pm. Free. San Jose.
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Thu, 7pm: Musical open mic. San Jose.
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Every Mon, 8pm: CommediaOpen Mic for Comedy. Tue, 7pm: Open mic. San Jose.
CAMERA 3 Fri, 9pm, Sat, 7pm and 9:15pm: Comedy Sportz. San Jose.
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Every Tue: Funny Farm hosted by Butch Escobar.
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Every Thu, 7pm: Speakeasy Saloon w/ live Country music. Every Tue, 7pm: Tuesday Bluesday w/ live Blues music. Los Gatos.
Fri, 7pm: Open mic. San Jose.
LITTLE LOU’S BBQ Wed, Jul 22, 7pm: Scott Goldberg. Every Thu: Aki’s Original Blues Jam. Fri, Jul 24, 8pm: Howell Devin. Sat, Jul 25, 8pm: Diva Ladee Chico. Sun, Jul 26, 3pm: Little Lou’s Jazz Band. Tue, Jul 28, 7pm: Fred McCarty. San Jose
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MISSION PIZZA Thu/Fri, Jul 23/24, 7pm: Mill Creek Ramblers. Sat, Jul 25, 7pm: Beargrass Creek. Fremont.
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Wed, Jul 22, 8pm: Full Throttle Comedy. Thu, Jul 23, 8pm: Chuy Gomez Fri/Sat, Jul 24/25, 8pm: Kevin Smith. Sun, Jul 26, 7pm: Nurses Night Out. San Jose.
PIONEER SALOON Every Sun: Jam Session. Every Wed: Marty and Annika. Every Thu: Pete Weston
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Every Wednesday 7pm Chris & Friends Open Mic. gvacafe. com. Morgan Hill.
LIQUID Wed, 9pm: Poetic Justice Open Mic. San Jose.
Fri, Jul 24, 8pm: Michael Ray, Chris Cavanaugh, Striking Matches. San Jose.
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Thu, Jul 23, 7:30pm: Jim Gaffigan. Saratoga.
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Wed, Jul 22, 6pm: Loganville. Tue, Jul 28, 6pm: Slide Road. San Jose.
Every 1st Sun: Doug Young’s Acoustic Guitar Night. $10. Los Gatos.
Sun, 9:30pm: Comedy. San Jose.
PHILZ COFFEE Mon, 7pm: Open mic. Free. Downtown San Jose.
POOR HOUSE BISTRO Tue, 6pm: Open mic. San Jose.
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Thu, 9pm-2am: August. Milpitas.
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O’MALLEY’S SPORTS PUB Thu, 9pm. Mountain View
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Fri, 9pm: Karaoke Friday Nights. Santa Clara.
BLUE MAX Fri: Karaoke Fridays. Sunnyvale.
POINCIANA LOUNGE THE GOOSETOWN LOUNGE Fri-Sun, 9:30pm-1:30am: Karaoke. Willow Glen.
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NVIDIA Corporation, leader in graphics & digital media processors, has engineering opportunities in Santa Clara, CA for Sr. Mask Design Eng (MSKDE03) Design complex layouts of analog and mixed signal cells and blocks for high speed interfaces; Systems SW Eng (SSWE304) Implement SW support for modern PC standards such as ACPI and OnNow; Architect (ARC48 and ARC50) Develop algorithms and design HW extending the state of the art in HW support for computer graphics; Physical Design Eng (PDE25) Work on all aspects of the physical design and implementing Graphics processors, integrated chipsets and other ASICs; Sr. Mixed Signal Design Eng (MSD21) Contribute to the design and implementation of high speed interfaces and analog circuits; Systems SW Eng (SSWE317) Participate in the development of systems SW to support our graphics and Tegra processors; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE316) Design, implement and optimize HW accelerated codec SW; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE315) Design, develop and optimize SW for Wi-Fi systems on Android-based tablets, phone, and gaming devises such as NVIDIA Shield; Systems SW Eng (SSWE318) Support NVIDIA Tegra processors using knowledge of computer networking and SW engineering. If interested, ref job code and send resume to: NVIDIA Corporation. Attn: MS04 (J.Green). 2701 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95050. Please no calls, emails or faxes.
NVIDIA Corporation, market leader in graphics & digital media processors, has engineering opportunities in Santa Clara, CA for Sr. ASIC Eng (ASICDE369) Involvement in RTL synthesis and verification of the industry’s leading GPUs and Mobile SOC’s; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE338) Lead architect for numerous technical projects related to HW DRM, code signing infrastructure, SW and HW security and embedded microprocessor development and enhancements; Systems SW Eng (SSWE327) Design, develop, troubleshoot and debug SW enhancements for new products, particularly multimedia and operating system SW; Sr. Architect (ARC51) Develop algorithms and design HW for computer graphics; ASIC Eng (ASICDE368) Apply advanced engineering principles to design and implement Graphics processors, media communication processors, and other ASICs targeted at the desktop, laptop, workstation, set-top box and home networking markets; Analyst Business Systems Staff (ABS19) Engage directly with Engineering and Operations business stakeholders to ensure early involvement in new business process transformation and redesign; ASIC Eng (ASICDE373) Design and implement the industry’s leading Graphics, Video / Media & Communications Processors; Systems SW Eng (SSWE340) Implement SW support for modern PC standards such as ACPI and OnNow; Sr. SW Eng (SWE80) Develop next generation embedded hypervisor SW for use in multiple markets; Sr HW Eng (HW76) Draw complex layouts of analog and mixed signal cells and blocks for high speed interfaces. NVIDIA Corporation. Attn: MS04 (J.Green). 2701 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95050. Please no phone calls, emails or faxes.
Cisco Systems, Inc. is accepting resumes for the following positions in San Jose/Milpitas/Santa Clara, CA: User Centered Design Engineer (Ref.# SJ386): Responsible for the development of software artifacts to deliver software releases of the company’s services and products. IT Engineer (Ref.# SJ7): Responsible for development, support and implementation of major system functionality of company’s proprietary networking products. Hardware Engineer (Ref.# SJ5): Responsible for the specification, design, development, test, enhancement, and sustaining of networking hardware. Planning Manager (Ref.# SJ789): Coordinate and develop large engineering programs from concept to delivery. Deploy technical solutions to large cross functional groups. Network Consulting Engineer (Ref.# SJ107): Responsible for the support and delivery of Advanced Services to company’s major accounts. Travel may be required to various unanticipated locations throughout the United States. User Experience Designer (Ref.# SJ587): Identify user interaction requirements and develop user experience interface specifications and guidelines. Business Architect (Ref.# SJ361): Coordinate Invoice-ToCash related programs with focus on revenue related initiatives based on Oracle Platform. Travel may be required to various unanticipated locations throughout the United States. Please mail resumes with reference number to Cisco Systems, Inc., Attn: M51H, 170 W. Tasman Drive, Mail Stop: SJC 5/1/4, San Jose, CA 95134. No phone calls please. Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. EOE. www. cisco.com
NVIDIA Corporation, market leader in graphics & digital media processors, has engineering opportunities in Santa Clara, CA for ASIC Eng (ASICDE379) Design and implement the industry’s leading Graphics, Video/Media and Communications Processors; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE328) Apply computer SW engineering technology in implementing SW support for advanced graphics features in the NVIDIA Windows kernel driver for Windows 10 and older versions; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE319) Contribute to NVIDIA’s SW-as-a-service products and architecture, including those that leverage NVIDIA graphics technology; Systems SW Eng (SSWE320) Design, implement, and optimize the multimedia drivers for NVIDIA’s processors; ASIC Eng (ASICDE371) Design and implement test methodologies for large, complex, high-volume Digital IC’s; Sr. ASIC Eng (ASICDE372) Engage in defining, documenting, verifying and performing emulation models for GPU and SOC/ ASIC development; Systems SW Eng (SSWE321) Apply solid engineering background in developing test and benchmarking infrastructure; Systems SW Eng (SSWE324) Engage in SW engineering projects supporting NVIDIA Tegra processors; Sr. Mechanical Eng (SME03) Contribute to the development, specifications, design, and manufacture for mechanical systems; Systems SW Eng (SSWE323) Write SW code to directly control hardware for Networking, Audio, IDE, SMBus and other HW; Sr. Systems SW Eng (SSWE325) Design, develop and optimize WiFi on Android based tablets, and phone and gaming devices such as NVIDIA Shield. If interested, ref job code and send resume to: NVIDIA Corporation. Attn: MS04 (J.Green). 2701 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95050. Please no calls, emails or faxes.
Licensed Esthetician Rejuvenis Skin Care is looking for a Licensed Esthetician to provide services to patients in a Medi-Spa level. Requirements: State of California Esthetics License, 1-2 years of experience.(medical spa experience a plus), Make product recommendations, Customer service oriented -answering phones, scheduling appointment, handling the register of clients, punctual, positive, ethical, team player, part-time position, some Saturdays, hourly wage + commission incentives + gratuities. Email resume to: susierejuvenskincare@yahoo. com Office 408-924-0339 RESEARCHERS
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STAFF MALWARE RESEARCHERS (various levels) (#10760.137) Perform leading edge malware, advanced persistent threat and vulnerability research, analysis (data-mining). To apply, mail resume to HR Mobility, FireEye, 1440 McCarthy Blvd, Milpitas CA 95035. EOE. Reference Job#.
Registered Nurse. RN-Laser Aesthetics 2-3 days a week . Rejuvenis Skin Care, located in the San Jose downtown area, an established medical -spa, specializing in anti-aging and Aesthetic Medicine is seeking a professional, motivated and seasoned RN for part time position 2-3 days a week . We are looking for an RN with experience but is not a must in the following: Laser hair removal, Dermal fillers, Ultrasoundguided therapies, Chemical Peels & Neuromodulators Candidate can look forward to establishing a solid foundation and long last career in Aesthetic and Anti-aging Medicine. The potential for growth within the company is guaranteed for the highly ambitious and like-minded individual. 408 924-0339 Email resume to: susierejuvenskincare@yahoo.com
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606044 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Tripple Crown Transportation Services, 1655 Hollowcreek Place, San Jose, CA, 95121, Parmindar Singh. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Parmindar Singh This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/15/2015. (pub Metro 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/05/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606786 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: TrailerPlus, 6380 Automall Parkway, Gilroy, CA, 95020, Interstate Group, LLC, 3800 Airport Road, Nampa, ID, 83687. This business is conducted by a limited liability company. Above entity was formed in the state California Registrant began transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein on 10/1/09. ReďŹ le of previous ďŹ le #597908 with changes. /s/Michael Snow CEO and Manager #201431810210 This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/08/2015. (pub Metro 7/22, 7/29, 8/05, 8/12/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606154 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Bayarea Balancing & Clreanrooms, Inc., 551 Stockton Ave., San Jose, CA, 95126. This business is conducted by a corporation. Above entity was formed in the state of California Registrant began transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein on 4/12/2012. ReďŹ le of previous ďŹ le #406785 with changes. /s/Mark Avila President #2411018 This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/18/2015. (pub Metro 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/05/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606498 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Rainbow Spa, 4650 Pearl Ave., San Jose, CA, 95136, Zhongqiu Li, 145 Marylinn Dr., Milpitas, CA, 95035. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant began transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein on 6/29/2015. /s/Zhongqiu Li This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/29/2015. (pub Metro 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/05/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #605760 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Antiques and Interiors, 809 University Ave., #A, Los Gatos, CA, 95032, Joella J. Conover, 1228 Avis Dr., San Jose, CA, 95126. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Joella Conover This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/05/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606777 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: La Fondue, 14550 Big Basin Way, Saratoga, CA, 95117, La Fondue Group LLC, 14550 Big Basin Way, Saratoga, CA, 95070. This business is conducted by a limited liability company. Above entity was formed in the state of California Registrant began transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein on 7/1/15 /s/Joshua Weeks Managing Member #201514810072 This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/01/2015. (pub Metro 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/15/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606708 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Los Gatos Beauty Bar, 130 N. Santa Cruz Ave., STE E, Los Gatos, CA, 95030, Renee Kearney, 3261 Alanda Dr, Santa Clara, CA, 95124. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant began transacting business under the ďŹ ctitious business name or names listed herein on 7/6/2015. /s/Renee Kearney This statement was ďŹ led with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/06/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
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The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: TSC Consulting, 6338 Whaley Dr., San Jose, CA, 95135, Scott Corchero. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. Refile of previous file #597099 with changes. /s/Scott Cochero This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/25/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Lasya Ranjani, 6148 Bollinger Road, San Jose, CA, 95127, Anitha Addagadde, 103 Amber Oak Ridge, Los Gatos, CA, 95032. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on June 2010. /s/Anitha Addagadde This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/23/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606619 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Korean Red Ginseng, 1621 Nobeli Ave., Santa Clara, CA, 95051, Sung Han Hong. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Sung Han Hong This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 7/02/2015. (pub Metro 7/08, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29/2014)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606138 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: 1. Triple Crown Transportation, 2. Eagle Eye Limousine, 1655 Hollowcreek Place, San Jose, CA, Ranmindar Singh. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant has not yet begn transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Ranmindar Singh This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/17/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606269 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Cooking Crab, 2340 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA, 95050, Hye Ok Kim, 3677 Raycrest Ct., Santa Rosa, CA, 95404. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 6/22/2015. /s/Hye Ok Kim This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/22/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606145 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Chatterbox Speech Therapy, 1118 Dinkel Ct., San Jose, CA, 95118, Sharlyn Schweitzerhof. This business is conducted by a individual. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 8/4/2010. /s/Sharlyn Schweitzerhof This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/18/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #606271 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: Roy Virtual Design, 13179 Paseo Presada, Saratoga, CA, 95070, Jonathan D. Mohn, Abhra Roy, 3418 Maroun Place, San Jose, CA, 95148. This business is conducted by a general partnership. Registrant has not yet begun transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein. /s/Jonathan D. Mohn Owner This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 6/22/2015. (pub Metro 7/01, 7/08, 7/15, 7/22/2015)
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT #605439 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: 1. AA Tours Services, 2. Zebra Insurance Services, 4800 Patrick Henry Drive, Santa Clara, CA, 95054, Jack Hsu, 2589 Flagstone Drive, San Jose, CA, 95132, Catalina C. Hsu. This business is conducted by a married couple. Registrant began transacting business under the fictitious business name or names listed herein on 6/01/2010. Refile of previous file #538564 with changes. /s/Jack Hsu This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Clara County on 5/28/2015. (pub Metro 6/24, 7/01, 7/08, 7/15/2015)
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY ARIES (March 21-April 19): The Latin motto "Carpe diem" shouldn't be translated as "Seize the day!" says author Nicholson Baker. It's not a battle cry exhorting you to "freaking grab the day in your fist like a burger at a fairground and take a big chomping bite out of it." The proper translation, according to Baker, is "Pluck the day." In other words, "you should gently pull on the day’s stem, as if it were a wildflower, holding it with all the practiced care of your thumb and the side of your finger, which knows how to not crush easily crushed things—so that the day's stem undergoes increasing tension and draws to a tightness, and then snaps softly away at its weakest point, and the flower is released in your hand." Keep that in mind, Aries. I understand you are often tempted to seize rather than pluck, but these days plucking is the preferable approach.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): When I talk about "The Greatest Story Never Told," I'm not referring to the documentary film about singer Lana Del Rey or the debut album of the rap artist Saigon or any other cultural artifact. I am, instead, referring to a part of your past that you have never owned and understood . . . a phase from the old days that you have partially suppressed . . . an intense set of memories you have not fully integrated. I say it's time for you to deal with this shadow. You're finally ready to acknowledge it and treasure it as a crucial thread in the drama of your hero's journey. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The ancient Greek philosopher Thales is credited as being one of the earliest mathematicians and scientists. He was a deep thinker whose thirst for knowledge was hard to quench. Funny story: Once he went out at night for a walk. Gazing intently up at the sky, he contemplated the mysteries of the stars. Oops! He didn't watch where he was going, and fell down into a well. He was OK, but embarrassed. Let's make him your anti-role model, Gemini. I would love to encourage you to unleash your lust to be informed, educated, and inspired—but only if you watch where you're going.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Charles Darwin is best known for his book The Origin of Species, which contains his seminal ideas about evolutionary biology. But while he was still alive, his best-seller was The Formation of Vegetable Mould Through the Action of Worms. The painstaking result of over 40 years' worth of research, it is a tribute to the noble earthworm and that creature's crucial role in the health of soil and plants. It provides a different angle on one of Darwin's central concerns: how small, incremental transformations that take place over extended periods of time can have monumental effects. This also happens to be one of your key themes in the coming months.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A researcher at the University of Amsterdam developed software to read the emotions on faces. He used it to analyze the expression of the woman in Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting, the Mona Lisa. The results suggest that she is 83 percent happy, 9 percent disgusted, 6 percent fearful, and 2 percent angry. Whether or not this assessment is accurate, I appreciate its implication that we humans are rarely filled with a single pure emotion. We often feel a variety of states simultaneously. In this spirit, I have calculated your probably mix for the coming days: 16 percent relieved, 18 percent innocent, 12 percent confused, 22 percent liberated, 23 percent ambitious, and 9 percent impatient. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): "What makes you heroic?" asked philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Here's how he answered himself: "simultaneously going out to meet your highest suffering and your highest hope." This is an excellent way to sum up the test that would inspire you most in the coming weeks, Virgo. Are you up for the challenge? If so, grapple with your deepest pain. Make a fierce effort to both heal it and be motivated by it. At the same time, identify your brightest hope and take a decisive step toward fulfilling it.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Actress and musician Carrie Brownstein was born with five planets in Libra. Those who aren't conversant with astrology's mysteries may conclude that she is a connoisseur of elegance and harmony. Even professional stargazers who know how
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tricky it is to make generalizations might speculate that she is skilled at cultivating balance, attuned to the needs of others, excited by beauty, and adaptive to life's ceaseless change. So what are we to make of the fact that Brownstein has said, "I really don't know what to do when my life is not chaotic"? Here's what I suspect: In her ongoing exertions to thrive on chaos, she is learning how to be a connoisseur of elegance and harmony as she masters the intricacies of being balanced, sensitive to others, thrilled by beauty, and adaptive to change. This is important for you to hear about right now.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You're entering a volatile phase of your cycle. In the coming weeks, you could become a beguiling monster who leaves a confusing mess in your wake. On the other hand, you could activate the full potential of your animal intelligence as you make everything you touch more interesting and soulful. I am, of course, rooting for the latter outcome. Here's a secret about how to ensure it: Be as ambitious to gain power over your own darkness as you are to gain power over what happens on your turf.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): I'm a big fan of the attitude summed up by the command "Be here now!" The world would be more like a sanctuary and less like a battleground if people focused more on the present moment rather than on memories of the past and fantasies of the future. But in accordance with the astrological omens, you are hereby granted a temporary exemption from the "Be here how!" approach. You have a poetic license to dream and scheme profusely about what you want your life to be like in the future. Your word of power is tomorrow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A philanthropist offered $100,000 to the Girls Scouts chapter of Western Washington. But there were strings attached. The donor specified that the money couldn't be used to support transgender girls. The Girl Scouts rejected the gift, declaring their intention to empower every girl "regardless of her gender identity, socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation." Do you have that much spunk, Capricorn? Would you turn down aid that would infringe on your integrity? You may be tested soon. Here's what I suspect: If you are faithful to your deepest values, even if that has a cost, you will ultimately attract an equal blessing that doesn't require you to sell out. (P.S. The Girls Scouts subsequently launched an Indiegogo campaign that raised more than $300,000.)
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Consider the possibility of opening your mind, at least briefly, to provocative influences you have closed yourself off from. You may need to refamiliarize yourself with potential resources you have been resisting or ignoring, even if they are problematic. I'm not saying you should blithely welcome them in. There still may be good reasons to keep your distance. But I think it would be wise and healthy for you to update your relationship with them. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Over 10,000 species of mushrooms grow in North America. About 125 of those, or 1.25 percent, are tasty and safe to eat. All the others are unappetizing or poisonous, or else their edibility is in question. By my reckoning, a similar statistical breakdown should apply to the influences that are floating your way. I advise you to focus intently on those very few that you know for a fact are pleasurable and vitalizing. Make yourself unavailable for the rest.
Homework: Write a fairy tale or parable that captures what your life has been like so far in 2015. Share with me at FreeWillAstrology.com.
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