Friday Through Tuesday
Listings for the next week can be found in the previous issue. -more-
Listings for the next week can be found in the previous issue. -more-
This weekend the Berkeley Arts Festival will present the third night of John Schott's Typical Orchestra Retrospective and the India Cooke Bill Crossman Duo Audiences coming into the future home of the Judah L. Magnes Museum at 2121 Allston Way are greeted by the large figurative works of painter Bob Brokl. -more-
The trick to spotting a Hawai’ian monk seal, according to Kaua’i-based naturalist David Kuhn, is to look for the orange plastic cones delimiting its space on the beach. -more-
Listings for the next week can be found in the previous issue. -more-
BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE -more-
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -more-
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY (HAYWARD CAMPUS) -- -more-
A GREAT GOOD PLACE FOR BOOKS -more-
BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY, CENTRAL BRANCH -more-
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY THEATER -more-
“Jerusalem: the East Side Story” -more-
"South of the Border, down Mexico Way" might well be the theme song of one of Berkeley's favorite restaurants, "La Fiesta." Entering through the handsome gates of this marvelous Mexican restaurant, one indeed feels transported to old Mexico. With its Spanish revival furniture and Diego Rivera reproductions lining the walls, dining at La Fiesta is a joy, -more-
Hundreds of Berkeleyans and visitors to town turned out in picture-perfect spring weather on Sunday, May 2, 2010 to attend two tours. -more-
OUTDOORS-EAST BAY THROUGH MAY 16 -more-
ARDENWOOD HISTORIC FARM Ardenwood farm is a working farm that dates back to the time of the Patterson Ranch, a 19th-century estate with a mansion and Victorian Gardens. Today, the farm still practices farming techniques from the 1870s. Unless otherwise noted, programs are free with regular admission. -more-
A GREAT GOOD PLACE FOR BOOKS -more-
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY -more-
ASIAN ART MUSEUM OF SAN FRANCISCO The Asian Art Museum-Chon-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture recently unveiled its new building in San Francisco's Civic Center. The building, the former San Francisco Public Library, has been completely retrofitted and rebuilt to house San Francisco's significant collection of Asian treasures. The museum offers complimentary audio tours of the museum's collection galleries. -more-