San Jose Rock Shop, a music store near downtown, addressed a petition to Councilman Sam Liccardo this week on Change.org, asking for him to support the installation of an outdoor music stage at St. James Park.
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Extreme hunger leads a man to a drastic decision in the play Macario, making its world premiere at Teatro Visión.
Within just one year of operation, Chromatic Coffee has built a newfound collaborative energy in the South Bay coffee community. Chromatic’s three co-founders decided it was time to create a sustainable coffee community—perhaps their biggest accomplishment thus far has been introducing a South Bay edition of latte art competition series, TNT. The coffee company celebrates its first anniversary with the fourth South Bay TNT on Oct 17.
Some of the biggest name’s in Silicon Valley’s dining scene are back for the fall edition of Silicon Valley Restaurant Week.
“Out the gate, we’re starting with hot dogs,” said local restauranteur Jim Stump, “in Chicago and New York, hot dogs are kings. Everybody here loves hot dogs, but there’s not a venue for it.” Stumpy’s Burgers Frys and Dogs aims to provide that venue in downtown Willow Glen.
Though Nirvanaah does serve cassata (and some other Indian desserts), it’s the ice cream that’s the highlight, which they partner with New Jersey ice cream plant Kwality to make. A lot of the flavors are familiar in Indian cuisine, even if not usually found in ice cream form. Sitaphal, for instance is a common tropical fruit that looks like an artichoke, but tastes like a sweet apple. Chickoo is a fruit popular in India that tastes similar to a pear.
Inspired by a neighborhood bakery in downtown Chicago, Corner Bakery’s menu is comprised of signature sandwiches, soups, salads, and baked goods. For breakfast, one can order made-to-order egg scramblers, egg sandwiches or oatmeal: steel-cut, honey banana or chilled Swiss.
If teams are to be judged on the appearance of their basketball court, the San Jose State Spartans are going to kill it this year.
Director Dennis Nahat confronted many different kinds of choreography in creating the show Yulan. From fundraising to building its infrastructure from scratch to navigating visas, it has required some fancy footwork.
Shuttling around in a jet pack chair while slightly buzzed from neon-lit martinis sounds like a scene from the newest James Bond flick, but it’s actually one of the attractions offered at After Hours at the Tech Museum of Innovation. The monthly 21-and-over event opens the museum up to nightlife where party games, cocktails, science and pizza bites collide.
