Best Bets: ‘Jeremy Frey: Woven,’ ‘Flex’ basketball play, brass band shows
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Frey is a key figure in the preservation of Northeastern US Native American art and culture.
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Plentiful hiking, great views, cool caves, rock climbing in Pinnacles National Park
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This volcanic and tectonic natural wonder offers breathtaking views, and is in full bloom in the early days of spring.Uncategorized
PEBCC’s training department spring recitals are May 9
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The choir's youngest members perform at First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley.Around Town
Flix Fest to screen ‘Enchanted April’ on Apr. 9
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The free film series at 801 Magnolia Avenue meets on the second Thursday of each month.Arts & Entertainment
‘Fatherland’ | PHS seniors will direct, perform in drama about Jan. 6
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Based on the true story of an 18-year-old son who turned in his father to the FBI for his role in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol (rated PG-13).Arts & Entertainment
David Finckel, Wu Han explore evolution of cello and piano in Cal Performances concert
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The celebrated pair have been performing side-by-side for 40 years.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Devastation is inevitable in Magic Theatre’s compelling modern ‘Macbeth’
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This “Macbeth” is set in 1970s New York and plays out as a single 95-minute act.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: SF Ballet’s ‘Don Quixote,’ organ with Oakland Symphony, Phillipe Jordan at SF Symphony
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Plus, a brewery gathering for ocean lovers, and a free kids' show at the Golden Gate Park Bandshell.Arts & Entertainment
Piedmont Center for the Arts: ‘Art of the Garden – Portals to the Unseen’
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Meet the artist Karen LeGault on upcoming weekends.Arts & Entertainment
Review: ‘Jagged Little Pill’ stays relevant in 21st century jukebox musical
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Production is exciting from its loud start to its unexpected, haunting finish.Arts & Entertainment
