Celebrate Sukkot! A Harvest of Healing and Thanksgiving Visit Stanford Medicine’s Sukkah, located at the 300 Pasteur Fountain, September 25 (Sundown) – October 2 (Nightfall). Stop by to enjoy the shade, discover the relationship of this holiday to health and healing, and add your wishes for healing to our prayer chains. Open 24/7.
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Join our PARC Forum: A discussion where WEF’s Stephan Mergenthaler will moderate a conversation between inistro CEO & Founder Daphne Koller and SRI’s David Parekh explore how AI is transforming the scientific discovery process itself—not just speeding it up—across fields like drug discovery and materials science.
Oktoberfest at PVI! Experience live entertainment by the German music band AlpineSound, and tasty, authentic cuisine. Invite your friends and enjoy the Oktoberfest spirit!
One would be hard-pressed to find another Oakland-identifying comic with as much chops and influence as Emmy Award–winning W. Kamau Bell, who is imposing in stature, but his brain and the way he has organized the world are what’s most impressive. With three daughters and a wife, Bell has grown his reputation as a famil…
Roll Up Project is pleased to present paintings and works on paper by Mike Henderson. Since the 1960s, Henderson has been a fixture in the Bay Area art scene, deftly moving between visual and performing arts. His music, experimental films, paintings, and drawings reflect on daily life and the poetic moments that stay w…
Grab a lunch to go, connect with a caring volunteer, clothing, seasonal and hygene products, private showers. Thursdays, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. The John Paul II Activity Center, 4005 Stoneridge Dr., Pleasanton. Closest bus line is Wheels Route 14.
*Some mornings the coast starts grey, folded into itself, sky and water with no line between them. Other mornings there’s no fog at all, just clear light from the first hour. September on this coast doesn’t pick one. It holds all of it, often in the same week. When the fog does lift, it happens fast. Grey gives way to…
It's 1989 and Audrey Hepburn has just returned to her home in Switzerland for an interview about her work as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF. Portrayed by Leslie Goddard, she shares stories of childhood and success in Hollywood. 2 p.m. & 7 p.m., Oct. 1. Firehouse Arts Center. Visit museumonmain.org.
