Written and directed by the Tabard Theatre’s founder and producing artistic director, Cathy Spielberger Cassetta, Homeward Bound: An Orphan Train Journey makes its world premiere at the Tabard’s San Pedro Square stage this Friday. The plot of Homeward Bound is rooted in the journey of…
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The summer of 2015 hasn’t been solely a dry spell—a wave of ramen joints has risen up throughout the Bay Area. Notably, Myzen Ramen holds its own against the latest batch of slurp-happy noodle havens.
The milk tea genre has been in the Bay Area long enough to develop aficionados like Candy Gomez and Caleb Bui, who became such avid fans they created their own shop selling organic fusion teas.
ShakesBEERience is a loose collection of professional actors who boil down Shakespeare’s masterpieces into 80- or 90-minute, easily digestible performances.
Alas, it’s officially the last weekend of summer. Here are few opportunities to make the best of it before we dive head first into pumpkin-spiced everything, Oktoberfest and Halloween parties.
The Lil’ Easy Backyard Party has only grown bigger and wilder in its third year, but it remains a labor of love for Poor House Bistro owner Jay Meduri.
Iranian and Persian are often used interchangeably—this was the extent of my knowledge about Persian cuisine before trying Yeganeh Bakery and Kafe Unik. Now I count myself a convert. Food this delicious is universal, no matter what the label of the cuisine. I’ve driven down…
Oktoberfest is back and Silicon Valley is as thirsty as ever opportunities to enjoy great German-style beers paired with German cultural presentations and cuisine. Beyond the much-celebrated tradition of having a drink or two to commemorate the holiday, many local Oktoberfest celebrations will also feature…
San Jose is in for a wild weekend with a wealth of high art, pop culture and parties. The first week of Broadway hit The Lion King is under way at San Jose Center for the Performing Arts and Opera San Jose debuts its latest…
Boba, pearl, tapioca, bubble tea—whatever you may call these chewy, ball-shaped desserts found at the bottom of tea drinks, they are becoming increasingly popular in San Jose. There are several options and styles to choose from with a proliferation of coffee/tea shops and bakeries selling…
