Is no confection safe from Kipp Berdiansky? As co-founder of Psycho Donuts in Campbell, he gave Homer Simpson’s favorite treat a long-overdue extreme makeover. Now he’s set his sights on another unsuspecting sugar snack with Project Cupcake, a twist on the food-truck concept that starting this week will travel around the South Bay selling customized cupcakes.
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With a population of nearly 1 million, San Jose is loaded with good restaurants. But if you want to give someone a taste of what makes the city unique from a culinary point of view, these five restaurants offer only-in-San Jose tastes.
One of San Jose’s strongest draws is its downtown club scene, where dance comes alive on most nights of the week.
ZERO1, an art and technology collective based out of San Jose, made a big announcement last week as the organization continues to make strides toward executing their 2012 ZERO1 Biennial, a contemporary art festival that consists of exhibitions, public arts and performances and events which showcase work by a global community of artists.
Several San Jose venues offer ‘industry nights’ Sunday through Wednesday.
The 2007 Golden State Warriors and members the current team will participate in a charity game to raise money for the fight against cancer. The fundraiser, called the “We Believe vs. Dubs,” will benefit the Kaiser Permanente Breast Cancer Research foundation as well as Matt Barnes’ Athletes vs. Cancer foundation.
An audio production class at Woodside High School is the brainchild of Principal David Reilly, who has taken the lead in searching for new ways to engage students at his school. Reilly and the faculty here embrace technology as the great equalizer.
Fall brings great weather and a host of food and wine events and fleeting seasonal tastes in the form of truffles, wild mushrooms and other autumnal delights. Here is a sampling.
Jerk chicken and daiquiris are what most people think of when they think of Caribbean food. But oxtail is one of the real island favorites that tourists miss.
San Jose is home to the second largest Vietnamese population in the U.S. That explains why the city has so many great Vietnamese restaurants. Here are five worth seeking out.
