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Chemical Therapy has its first single out: “Daddy’s Girl,” a blend of rock, hip hop and pop mixed by Blind Melon’s Chris Thorn.

Maestro Eric K leads the Redwood Symphony through a cowboy-themed program that includes works by John Williams, Mozart, Copland and others.

Ukrainian librarians held a drawing contest for children, collecting artwork that shows the machinery of war along with images of hope.

The all-day extravaganza featuring live music and neighborhood artisans and vendors is back again, drawing locals of varied ages and tastes.

Opera San Jose’s “Florencia en el Amazonas” is not only a regional premiere but also the company’s first Spanish-language production.

Over eight busy days, 267 movies will be screened in Morgan Hill, Gilroy, Hollister and San Juan Bautista during the Poppy Jasper International Film Festival.

On April 5, more than a dozen spots in downtown San Jose will offer free admission to art exhibits, auctions, and live music and dance performances.

Directed by James Reese, Hangmen previews April 3 and opens April 6, with shows scheduled through April 28.