Books Local Lit | June’s top tips for Bay Area book lovers By Lou Fancher | June 4, 2024 Juneteenth readings; Joyce Maynard; Susan Kiyo Ito; Carvel Wallace among others on tap this month.
Food & Drink The Drink | The Last Word By Jeff Bleich | June 4, 2024 Introducing our special summer feature – The Drink. Explore a variety of cocktails each week.
Featured in Category Glass Festival comes to Piedmont Center for the Arts By Exedra Staff | June 4, 2024 The festival takes place Saturday and Sunday, June 22 and 23, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Bay Area After year-long closure, Hwy 1 at Paul’s Slide in Big Sur expected to reopen by mid-July By Pete Young | Bay City News | June 4, 2024 But the full length of Highway 1 is not yet open.
Uncategorized Design Dilemma | Odd-Shaped Window By Michele Hofherr | June 4, 2024 Don't let the bad windows get you down. There's a fix for that.
Around Town Piedmont Education Foundation welcomes new board members By The Piedmont Education Foundation | May 31, 2024 The new slate is long on talent and commitment to the schools.
Nonprofit Piedmont Education Foundation approves $3.8 million for PUSD By The Piedmont Education Foundation | May 31, 2024 PEF surveyed the PUSD parent community to help determine how and where the grant funds will be distributed next year.
Arts & Entertainment June 2024 author events: Griffin Dunne, Percival Everett, Maggie Nelson, Daniel Handler, Walter Mosley, and more By Leslie Katz | Bay City News | May 31, 2024 Events kick off this weekend as writers of new mysteries, fantasies and thrillers speak about their books around the Bay Area this month.
Arts & Entertainment Review: ACT’s ‘Lehman Trilogy’ a perfectly dazzling portrait of a family and America By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | May 30, 2024 Sam Mendes’ production of the Tony Award-winning hit plays through June 23 at American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.
health Healdsburg senior housing community puts Zen-inspired focus on retirement living By Tony Hicks | Bay City News | May 30, 2024 Enso Village will hold about 300 residents 60 and over who will have access to different levels of care, including in-home care, assisted living and memory care.