With major tech giants like Google and Facebook hiring thousands of new workers, San Jose home and apartment prices have skyrocketed and builders are having a hard time meeting the increased demand. Metrostudy Reports show that housing prices have increased by 48.8 percent compared to…
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The myth of Silicon Valley has reached Hollywood-size proportions. After all, it’s a place where its not unusual to see a driver-less car on a local freeway or seriously contemplate populating Mars. But, much like Hollywood, the physical reality is much more down to earth,…
Whether they’re playing blues-heavy beats, retro soul or German Umpapa, local musicians have been making Tuesday nights at San Pedro Square loud.
Tin Pot serves attention-getting ingredient combinations along with familiar favorites. A scoop of comforting chocolate or mint chip can share cone space with palate-tweaking extravagances like crème fraîche, lavender with blueberry swirl or earl grey tea. Homemade toppings, like toasted graham crackers and shortbread cookies, as well as a delectable salted caramel sauce, can be added to any order.
Moveable Feast has been hinting at their Electronic Sriracha Music Festival for a while now, and the details are finally beginning to appear.
Hermitage Brewing Company has teamed up with San Jose Made (SJMADE) and Camera 12 Cinemas to present the CineBrew Mart, a uniquely local, family friendly event taking place July 26 during Silicon Valley Beer Week. The event is the brainchild of SJMADE founder Marie Millares…
Voted Best Place to Dance in the Silicon Valley, Charley’s LG is the hottest and one of the oldest running nightclubs in the entire Bay Area.
Downtown craft beer bar Original Gravity Public House has reached its two-year anniversary, and to commemorate the milestone a celebration of good beer will take place on July 19 starting at noon.
Shopping for groceries at farmers markets around the South Bay not only supports local growers and businesses, but it’s also a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people in the community. The produce at these markets are often up to two…
New Orleans is equally famed for its Mardi Gras blowouts and its food, which is rarely a simple affair. Louisiana Bistro brings a welcome sense of home-cooking to this elaborate, rich cuisine.
