Public art installation evokes immigrant experience in Redwood City
Mixed-media artist Hector Dionicio Mendoza has unveiled “Mil USOS/Labor Monument: Portrait of my aunts, uncles, cousins, sisters, brothers, others, parents… … Keep Reading
Downtown Library seeks community painters for 20-foot art project
Redwood City’s Downtown Library is inviting people to “Collaborate, Construct, Create Community” this April by working together to paint a… … Keep Reading
When the Irish invaded the Peninsula—and Canada
By Jim Clifford There’s a lot more to St. Patrick’s Day than green beer—usually imbibed by people who don’t know… … Keep Reading
BART invites ‘Bach in the Subways’ in honor of composer’s 338th birthday
Drawing inspiration New York City’s underbelly and the musical heritage of Baroque Germany, BART is celebrating “Bach in the Subways”… … Keep Reading
Tuscan bean soup from the coast of Italy
By Susan Jenkins This month’s column takes us back to Italy, specifically the Italian Riviera. The province of Liguria, on… … Keep Reading
Vocal competition that inspired ‘Pitch Perfect” coming to Fox Theatre
It’s the vocal competition that inspired films like “Pitch Perfect” and it’s coming to a city near you. The 2023… … Keep Reading
Artists to present ideas for North Fair Oaks mural
Three artists will present proposals for the Healthy Community Mural in North Fair Oaks on Tuesday, Feb. 7. The winning… … Keep Reading
Black history museum returns to Downtown Redwood City
The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum & Learning Center is returning to Downtown Redwood City for Black History Month. From… … Keep Reading
Snapshots through time
By John Shroyer The San Francisco and San Jose Railroad linked its two namesake cities in 1864, but stagecoaches still… … Keep Reading
A tale of two soups
Often during the winter, I’ve traveled to Italy, especially Tuscany. In my opinion, it’s the ideal time to visit. The… … Keep Reading