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Nov 28, 2023
Poets for Palestine in San Jose
Writers and SJSU lecturers Ume Ali and Au-Co Tran were frustrated at the media’s portrayal of the conflict in Gaza, so they decided to do something about it and organized the Poets for Palestine.
Nov 28, 2023
Looking for a Lady with Fangs and a Moustache at Stanford
Sometimes, it takes a good story to understand big spiritual ideas. Norbu will also speak at this upcoming screening, which will undoubtedly shed more light on his vision and give people much to ponder.
Nov 21, 2023
Merry-Achi Christmas in San Jose
Jóse Hernàndez takes his mariachi group Sol de México on the road and together they dazzle audiences with mariachi Christmas tunes, or more accurately, Merry-Achi Christmas tunes.
Nov 7, 2023
American Railroad (Silkroad Ensemble) at Stanford
Some of the artists involved include Pura Fé Crescioni (lap steel guitar, voice), Sandeep Das (tablas), Karen Ouzounian (cello), Francesco Turrisi (frame drums, accordion), Michi Wiancko (violin), Yazhi Guo (suona, Chinese percussion) and many others.
Nov 7, 2023
Ghastly in Sunnyvale
Ghastly may sound like a clever DJ name, but there’s an entire story behind it that involves growing up on a goat farm, being homeless in LA, getting fired from American Apparel, and moving back to the goat farm before returning to LA to give DJing his everything.
Nov 7, 2023
Mike Vecchione at Stanford
He’s got one bit about how Italy doesn’t get a bad wrap, despite fighting alongside Germany in World War II because, well, they have such great food. So, people give them a pass. His nonchalant delivery is what makes the punchline land.
Oct 31, 2023
Autumn Not Winter in San Jose
Sometimes autumn feels like summer, and the winter feels like autumn. Add climate change to the mix, and it gets even murkier. But Nov 4 is definitely still autumn and in no way winter, no matter what the temperature may say. The reason I know this is a flyer told me so.
Oct 24, 2023
Voluntary Hazing in San Jose
This is the time to catch Voluntary Hazing's shows, too—while they’re still playing small local venues, and you can dance all night and burn off enough calories to justify a late-night run to Taco Bravo