Menlo Park gets its own nightspot
By Vlae Kershner It’s gotten harder for Menlo Park residents to complain there’s nothing to do after dark. The Guild… … Keep Reading
Synthetic sound, aging audiences—and then Covid—cloud the outlook for musicians
Richard Healy had one hell of a run. For more than five decades, the 69-year-old jazz, rock and blues guitarist… … Keep Reading
Community invited to help create “Love More” mural in San Carlos
The Community Foundation of San Carlos is welcoming locals to help create an outdoor environmental advocacy mural, “Love More” on… … Keep Reading
Auto Vino bringing exotic car storage, wine tasting to San Carlos
Auto Vino, formerly located in Menlo Park, is bringing luxury car storage, wine production and tasting, outdoor dining and event… … Keep Reading
Stand-up comedy coming to San Mateo
Stand-up comedy is coming to San Mateo. Near Me Comedy is bringing live comedy to Bobabia!, a boba shop located… … Keep Reading
Free live music series docks at Port of Redwood City
Along with fresh air and fresh fish, the Port of Redwood City now boasts live music. Starting at 3 p.m.… … Keep Reading
Pandemic transforms grandmother into a street (chalk) artist
Mary Kay Mitchell doesn’t care if people walk all over her art work—in fact that goes with the territory for… … Keep Reading
Community invited to free movie night at Flood Park
Community members are invited to see Disney’s latest hit movie, Encanto, at Flood Park on Saturday, March 26. The free… … Keep Reading
Former San Mateo restaurant owner regrets MAGA comment
Onetime San Mateo chef and restaurant owner, J. Kenji López-Alt, expressed regret in a recent New Yorker article over a… … Keep Reading
‘Women’s View 2022’ exhibition returns to Redwood City
Women’s View 2022—a group art exhibition that recognizes, celebrates and honors women, non-binary and gender nonconforming artists who live/work in San Mateo… … Keep Reading