January 15 – March 27, all day   Telematic Media Arts presents Peter Burr’s Responsive Eye: An Exhibition in Three Parts, with support from Headlands Center for the Arts, Minnesota Street Projects, and California College of the Arts.   Perhaps best known as a master of computer animation, Peter Burr’s (AIR ’19) exhibition consists of […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

Monday, Jan 18, 11am-12:30pm Pacific time   Reimagining a society shaped at the intersection of power, love and justice is the focus of Piedmont’s 24th annual MLK Day Celebration. More than 50 years later, King’s exhaustive list of challenges to be dissatisfied with in America-insular wealth and desperate poverty, inadequate housing, segregated schools, to name […]

Join James Sokol to journey through an array of music – Broadway, pop, opera & more! – exploring the theme of “dreams” along the way. Songs of Dreams: A Multi-Genre Musical Celebration of MLK Day Monday, January 18, 2021 1-2:30pm (PST), 2-3:30pm (MST), 3-4:30pm (CST), 4-5:30pm (EST) on Zoom “…even though we face the difficulties […]

New Funding Opportunities in the Arts! Grant season is now open for the California Arts Council (CAC), California’s state arts agency, and there are 6 new grant opportunities that support art and culture organizations and individual artists. Jennifer Laine, Executive Director of the San Benito County Arts Council, will host a Virtual Grant Workshop from […]

Join us for our next Virtual Tasting with San Francisco based Geijer Spirits! Hailing from Sweden, Martin Geijer (pronouced “yay-er”) burst onto the craft cocktail scene with his traditional Swedish Glögg liqueur in 2012 and has since added a number of other amazing liqueurs, aquavit, amaro and fernet to his line up. We have been huge fans of […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

You are invited to join Lama Döndrup on Facebook every Tuesday for a short calm abiding meditation followed by the practice of Tara Who Dispels Epidemics. We are living in a time of great uncertainty and isolation and this can easily give rise to fear and many thoughts that disturb one’s sense of ease and […]

During this difficult time we are challenged to put to use the fruit of our practice, to find freedom in our immediate situation, to find spaciousness in our being and cultivate bodhichitta as never before. Lujong practice, Tibetan yoga, can help invigorate our body and mind, center and stabilize our being so we can remain […]

Tue, Jan 19, 12-1pm Pacific time   McEvoy Foundation for the Arts and Aperture presents an online conversation between photographic scholar Deborah Willis and filmmaker and installation artist Isaac Julien on the occasion of the West Coast premiere of Julien’s immersive, ten-screen film installation “Lessons of the Hour-Frederick Douglass” (2019) at McEvoy Arts. Attendance is […]

Tracking seasonal populations Since 1989, Audubon Canyon Ranch has been monitoring seasonal populations of shorebirds on Tomales Bay. Three baywide counts are completed within each early-winter and late winter census period, and an additional baywide count is conducted each Augustto record peak numbers of fallmigrants. We have divided Tomales Bay into 15 shorebird count areas, which […]

The BFF Project provides an opportunity to increase the social pool for adults with autism and developmental disabilities.

Join Sonoma Land Trust outings guide Corby Hines for a virtual hike up Pole Mountain! About this Event Join us for an interactive, guided, virtual nature experience of Pole Mountain. We’ll “hike” up the north side of Pole Mountain, reach the 2,204-foot summit for amazing 360-degree views, and then traverse the southern slopes ending on […]

Tue, Jan 19, 6-7:30pm Pacific time   KPFA Radio 94.1 FM presents:   Poets Martin Espada & Dennis Bernstein: A Zoom Event Floaters   MARTIN ESPADA, a poet who stirs our social consciousness, has published twenty books as a poet, editor, essayist and translator, including Vivas To Those Who Have Failed and Pulitzer Prize finalist […]

Finding center and home in our own being is now more important than ever. As we navigate uncharted terrain in our personal and collective lives, we have incredible access to wisdom teachings that are as pertinent today as they were in the Buddha’s time. Meditation is one of the tools that we can use to discover […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

Come volunteer with Sutro Stewards and help enhance and protect Mount Sutro! This event is reserved for high risk groups, volunteers over the age of 60 or with underlying health conditions. Please RSVP for this event to be able to attend. Limit of 5 participants per event. Note: If you do not fall in the […]

Gilroy CHP will host a community blood drive with Stanford Blood Center from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 20th at 74 W. 6th Street in Gilroy. The drive will take place at the Veterans Memorial Building.   Please note that walk-in availability may be limited, so we encourage donors to make an appointment […]

As parents of children with special needs, we are often the emotional caregiver for the family. Join these series to get the skills you need We are concerned about our diagnosed child, our typical child, other family members and advocating for the relationships of our child with teachers, therapists, medical teams and others who are […]

@ A Star is Born has an unusual “meet cute” in it: Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) makes an unscheduled stop at a bar called the Bleu Bleu, where Lady Gaga’s Ally is pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman. That is exactly the kind of gender-bending fun that has made Drag Queen […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

The latest climate science supports what millions of people and animals are experiencing daily: the impacts of climate change are hitting harder and faster than expected, posing grave threats to human health and planetary health. We are already pushing against multiple global tipping points that could unleash abrupt and irreversible damage to people and wildlife alike. […]

    Continuing our series of successful Virtual Meetings, the IoT Forum will convene in the New Year to discover innovation in IoT Security.   Securing the Internet of Things is a primary focus of concern as enterprises and consumers look to protect their IoT devices and networks. From identifying the connected devices, using AI […]

During this difficult time we are challenged to put to use the fruit of our practice, to find freedom in our immediate situation, to find spaciousness in our being and cultivate bodhichitta as never before. Lujong practice, Tibetan yoga, can help invigorate our body and mind, center and stabilize our being so we can remain […]

Come join Sutro Stewards and help enhance and protect Mount Sutro! This volunteer program is for anyone interested in volunteering that is under the age of 60 and has no underlying health conditions. Note: We’ve designated our Wednesday morning volunteer program for those in the higher risk categories listed above to minimize risk of COVID-19 […]

Zentangle Tangle Adventures Week 1: January 21 with Nancy Domnauer, Certified Zentangle® Teacher You’re invited to the Tangle Adventures Class with Nancy Domnauer, Certified Zentangle® Teacher on Thursday, January 21, 2021 from 10:00 am to Noon, PST. The January 21 class is the first of the weekly Thursday classes in the Tangle Adventures winter series. […]

Learn awesome and practical tips for planning your bicycle route to anywhere.   Topics include how to incorporate bicycling into your daily routine, best and safest places to ride with kids, useful mapping tips, what to consider when planning your route, and more.   For more information, contact Tina Panza at [email protected] or call 707-799-3911. […]

Join any or all of these Poetry Out Loud online, live sessions for tips & tricks for performing your poem!

@ The second annual Carl Hungerford Lecture Series and The Marin Art and Garden Center are pleased to present a FREE webinar with Edgar Pierce Professor of Psychology at Harvard University. Professor Daniel Gilbert Everyone has a theory about happiness—about what it is and where it can be found. Professor Gilbert will explain what scientists know about […]

Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021… let’s gather around the virtual bar and look forward with January’s Happy Hour @ Home cocktail-making event. A New Year HAPPY HOUR @ HOME! A Virtual Cocktail-making Demonstration and Fundraiser Benefiting Leadership Gilroy January 21: 5:30PM on Facebook @leadershipgilroy Featured Cocktail: Sugar Cookie Martini Featured Bartender: Mama Mia’s Restaurant Goodbye 2020, […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

    Create your own job as an independent contractor or artist. Start and grow your freelancer business. Join Uptima Entrepreneur Cooperative’s 6-week Freelancer Course. Program runs in Oakland from mid February-late March.   In our Freelancer Course, we guide you through a hands-on process of defining your service offering, developing client relationships, and establishing […]

    ATTN: San Francisco freelancers, independent contractors, and artists! The City of San Francisco is committed to helping you grow your business.   The San Francisco Freelancer Program is a collaboration between the City and County of San Francisco’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development, Uptima Entrepreneur Cooperative, and L.C. & Lillie Cox Haven […]

    Do you have an idea for a small business or startup, but don’t know where to start? Explore your business idea and get your business off the ground. Join Uptima Entrepreneur Cooperative’s 6-week Explore Your Idea course. Program runs in Oakland from mid February-late March.   In our Explore Your Idea course, we […]

    Do you have an idea for a small business or startup, but don’t know where to start? Explore your business idea and get your business off the ground. Join Uptima Entrepreneur Cooperative’s 6-week Explore Your Idea course. Program runs in San Francisco from mid February-late March.   In our Explore Your Idea course, […]

@ Anu Partenan is the author of The Nordic Theory of Everything:In Search of a Better Life and co-author with her American husband of the NY Times article that is linked below. She is a Finnish journalist who lived in the U.S. for several years and even became a U.S. citizen in 2013. In time, the more humane […]

Join us for a weekly virtual wine tasting with guest winemakers and winegrowers from California’s Napa and Sonoma valleys.

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

Kim Young , Xerces Education and Conservation Specialist Ambassador, explores the migrating mysteries of the monarch butterfly. She will talk about the biology, mystique, and behaviors of this iconic butterfly and what we can do (as those along their migratory path) to help mitigate their severe decline. Young will explore the reasons for the great […]

Learn all the fascinating behaviors of ground squirrels in the Santa Clara Valley About this Event In honor of National Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21, join us for a fun and engaging online program about the secret lives of squirrels. Why do they do those nutty things they do? How do they deal with […]

We will explore the role of place in shaping identity, starting with the land beneath us. About this Event In this online class we will begin with a group discussion on what the word “place” and “placemaking” means, as well as its complexity in a global society prone to frequent moving and dislocation. Then, we […]

Celebrate Save Mount Diablo co-founder Mary Bowerman’s birthday with this special hike! Celebrate Save Mount Diablo co-founder Mary Bowerman’s birthday with this special hike! The Mary Bowerman Trail is designed for hikers of all levels. The trail circles the peak just below the summit and provides stunning 360-degree views. Half of the trail is paved […]

It is never too early to begin planning for your child’s future! Is your child or loved one a Regional Center client? Would you like to learn more about services available to your child/loved one as an adult? January 23 and January 30, 2021 10:00 am – 12:30 pm Transitions are never easy and are […]

This Level 2 class builds upon content shared in our Level 1 Intro class, then delves more deeply into road riding. Topics covered include proper road positioning, best practices for navigating intersections, hazard awareness and defensive riding, principles of traffic law, and more.   Class is free, but pre-registration is required.   For more information, […]

Free fun for Fido (and you, too)! Come join us for appetizers and libations, generously provided by your favorite local restaurants! Shmooze with local dog owners and their pets, enter our free monthly raffle, get hands-on advice and watch demonstrations on a variety of topics, and take home a doggie bag of goodies for your […]

We put the happy in yappy! Bring your beloved pooch to our San Rafael store for a self service pet wash, stay for delicious doggy delights and demonstrations! Oh, there’s also wine and appetizers, provided by local restaurants, for Dog’s Best Friend- because you deserve a treat too! This Saturday is your last chance to […]

The Morgan Hill Photography Club is presenting a virtual photographic exhibition from Friday, January 15th through Sunday, February 28th This exhibit, entitled “My Favorites,” consists of 68 images by 24 artists. Each photograph represents a “favorite” subject of the artist and might include people, plants, animals, locations, unique experiences, and special creative endeavors. The exhibition […]

Join us Sunday mornings January 24 to February 28, 2021 for Buddhist practices and teachings in our inclusive online community. Our Sunday series is an opportunity for both new and experienced practitioners to come together in community. Each Sunday we will offer three segments that offer principles of Buddhist teaching in a down-to-earth and accessible […]

Tomales Bay is an important area for thousands of waterbirds. Visit sites along the East Shore to observe shorebirds, raptors and more! About this Event Tomales Bay is an important wintering habitat for thousands of loons, grebes, ducks and other waterbirds. The tidal flats, marshes, rocky shores, and beaches provide diverse feeding areas for raptors, […]

    The Cornetto’s Last Gasp? Some Surprising 18th-Century Moravian Discoveries   Lecture by Bruce Dickey, emeritus professor Schola Cantorum Basiliensis   In this lecture Bruce Dickey talks about his recent discovery of the incredible trove of 18th century works written for St. James Church in Brno, Moravia. Bruce will speak about this unknown late […]

Pour a glass of sparkling wine and join Culinary Host James Sokol for a live, online, guided brownie & blondie tasting with special guests! Terrific Tastings: Benevolent Brownies & Blondies Sunday, January 24, 2021 1-2:30pm (PST), 2-3:30pm (MST), 3-4:40pm (CST), 4-5:30pm (EST) on Zoom Grab a cup of coffee/tea, a glass of red wine, maybe […]

Donna Seager, Juror On exhibit Saturday, January 23 through Sunday, February 14 Virtual Artist Reception: Sunday, January 24, 3pm and the exhibition will be viewable online: www.galleryrouteone.org The gallery is open to visitors Thursday to Sunday, 11 – 5 SUMMARY: Gallery Route One presents the 2021 Annual Juried Exhibition, “Crossing the Divide,” featuring work by fifty-two […]