Featured in Category
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‘Elemental’ | Exhibition for local artists Valerie Corvin, Michele Hofherr, and Katie Korotzer
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The public is invited to a closing reception on Wednesday, Feb 19 from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets for the Weekend | Jan 10 – 12
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SF Sketchfest, running through Jan 26, with Sandra Bernhard; Groundhog Day, the musical; blues harmonica; MTT with SFO and moreArts & Entertainment
Festival Opera presents Nuit d’Espagne at Piedmont Center for the Arts
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Sunday, Jan 12 event features exceptional performers up close in PCA's intimate venue on Magnolia Ave.Arts & Entertainment
“Classical at the Freight” celebrates Mozart’s birthday
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The casual, no-intermission concert on Jan. 13 is part of a popular monthly series at Berkeley's Freight and Salvage.Around Town
In the Artist’s Studio | Austin Clay Willis
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A 2015 PHS graduate, the artist found early inspiration in graffiti and street art and is now receiving recognition for his work which continues to evolve.Arts & Entertainment
Benefit for Oakland Symphony at Piedmont Center for the Arts on Jan. 18
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The evening will feature works by the composer Valerie Coleman, performed by Oakland Symphony musicians and featuring symphony director Michael Morgan.Around Town
Local Lit: January’s top literary picks
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Author readings from New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast and writer Patricia Marx; Peggy Orenstein on boys and sex; Jenny Odell on the attention economy; and more.Arts & Entertainment
Theater review: Becky Nurse of Salem at Berkeley Rep
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Sarah Ruhl's fresh, feminist take on the public hysteria that led to the 1692 witch trials is another example of her whip-smart grasp on contemporary culture, humor, and language.Uncategorized
