Join us for the next performance in our Evening of Cultural Arts series. The Traveling Wilburys Revue performs music by the Traveling Wilburys along with hits from each member's solo career. Hear favorites by George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne. Purchase tickets online. Questions? Email Prime Time Entertainment or call 925-449-1724.
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Sewing Lab at Lakewood Branch Library offers free machines, thread, and supplies for participants to work on projects, fix garments, and repurpose clothing, for adults 18+.
Sensory Storytime at Sunnyvale Public Library offers movement, music, active stories, sensory materials, and visual schedules, for ages 3 and up.
In‑person lecture series examines Shostakovich’s symphonies, quartets and concertos plus works by Glazunov, Scriabin, Khachaturian and others, featuring video clips and conductor John Kendall Bailey.
The Dolphins Quartet presents adventurous chamber music and original compositions at Braun Music Center, Stanford, with free admission and required parking permits.
Western Ballet previews The Nutcracker with story narration and ballet performance in Sunnyvale Public Library’s Program Room, free for all ages, limited space.
Oso Oso, Liquid Mike, and Bugsy perform at The Ritz, 400 S 1st St, San Jose.
Lunchtime walk and picnic at Charles Street Gardens, 433 Charles St., with neighbor gardens, a children's garden, compost system, roses, and a docent for ages 3–13.
Free drop-in basketball at Columbia Neighborhood Center gym for middle and high schoolers with student ID, adults and coaches not permitted.
Sunnyvale Farmers' Market (Downtown Sunnyvale, Murphy Avenue) — Open year‑round, rain or shine, featuring local produce and vendors.
Fall Orchestra & Wind Ensemble performs at Mission Santa Clara.
Drop-in yoga at Columbia Neighborhood Center Gym offers mindfulness practice, self‑awareness building, and stress‑relief for all levels, free with suggested $3 donation, ages 8 and up.
