Private made public: Pamela Walsh Gallery features blue-chip art from personal collections
‘In Good Company’ brings together works by Wayne Thiebaud, Manuel Neri, Willem de Kooning, Auguste Rodin and others.
What’s up this week: Jazz with Anthony Wonsey; Art on the Square; a ukulele master, Pride events and more
This week, pianist Anthony Wonsey comes to Meyhouse; Redwood City’s Art on the Square turns 20; Jake Shimabukuro plays The Guild; Filoli celebrates Pride; “God of Carnage” at The Pear Theatre and more.
Review: Plenty of ooze and ahs in hilarious production of ‘The Toxic Avenger’
Los Altos Stage Company stages over-the-top comic-horror musical that turns a Superfund problem into a super-fun show. The show runs through June 28.
Puppet power! Summer Puppetry Festival returns to Menlo Park
Library hosts festival with performances, workshops and talks, and even a Zoom call with a puppet legend, June 15-Aug. 26.
Menlo Park resident opens French-Italian bistro and wine bar The Rendezvous
Fans of French bistro Pastis, a staple of Palo Alto’s Cal Ave for more than a decade before it closed in 2022, can once again enjoy its signature escargot, mussels and pate at The Rendezvous, a new bistro and wine bar on Page Mill Road.
Where to find World Cup watch parties, family-friendly festivities and special promos on the Peninsula
Whether you’re a diehard soccer spectator or a casual fan looking to watch games in a fun atmosphere, make it a goal to read up on The Six Fifty’s guide to local World Cup-oriented events to prepare.
“Beyond Blue Yonder,” paintings by James Ong through June 28 at Viewpoints Gallery
“Together” group show through July 19 at The Main Gallery, Menlo Park
Author John Kenney shares his latest novel, “I See You’ve Called in Dead” June 18 at Kepler’s Books
Menlo Park’s longstanding cover band The Members June 26 at The Guild Theatre
Author Oscar Garcia shares his book “12 Life and Career Skills That Go Beyond the Classroom” June 27 at Books Inc. Mountain View
Apricot STEM Fair June 28 at Los Altos History Museum
Author Robert Wachter, MD, discusses his new book A Giant Leap: How AI is Transforming Healthcare June 30 at the Computer History Museum
San Francisco Symphony performs “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” July 16 at Frost Amphitheater
Alt rockers Cowboy Mouth Aug. 14 at The Guild Theatre
Joss Richard shares her novel “Let’s Kiss and Tell” Aug. 25 at Books Inc. Mountain View
PV Palooza Aug. 29 at Portola Valley Town Center
Guitarist Tommy Emmanuel Sept. 23 at The Guild Theatre
Country artist Riley Green Sept. 26 at Shoreline Amphitheatre
How’s this for a time warp? ‘Rocky Horror’ at The Guild then and now
Just in time for Pride month, The Bawdy Caste is back at The Guild Theatre June 14 with a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The performance is part of the theater’s centennial series.
The shadow cast’s performances are a longstanding tradition at the theater. Although The Guild was renovated from a movie theater into a concert venue between 2019 and 2021, it continues to host Rocky Horror screenings with The Bawdy Caste several times a year.
Embarcadero Media visual journalist Magali Gauthier captured The Bawdy Caste performing at The Guild in 2019, prior to its renovation. Revisit Gauthier’s time spent with the group.
Catch The Bawdy Caste performing June 14 at The Guild Theatre. For details, visit guildtheatre.com.
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