Palo Alto Artwork Heart: Fireplace Transforms (Sept. 17 – Dec. 10); Nice Glass Pumpkin Patch (Oct. 1-2); cityofpaloalto.org.
Qualia Modern Artwork: “Transonic,” works by Guillermo Galindo (by Sept. 2); “Collision,” works by Gregory Rick. (by Sept. 2); group present that includes Zhenchen Liu, Ruijun Shen and LYU Peng (Sept. 7-Oct. 14); “Fifth Ward/Delray: Greg Edwards and Jen Everett” (Oct. 19-Dec. 2); “Solace” (Dec. 7-Feb. 10); qualiacontemporaryart.com.
Anderson Assortment: “Richard Diebenkorn: A Centennial Celebration” (by Sept. 4); “Stephanie Syjuco: White Steadiness/Colour Forged” (Sept. 18-March 5); anderson.stanford.edu/programs-exhibitions.
Cantor Arts Heart: Artwork/Object: Modern Works between Mediums (Oct. 18 – Oct. 31); LJ Roberts: Carry You With Me (by Nov. 27); Yinka Shonibare CBE, RA: The American Library (by June 4, 2023), At House/On Stage: Asian American Illustration in Images and Movie (Aug. 31-Jan. 15), “East of the Pacific: Making Histories of Asian American Artwork” (Sept. 28-Jan. 29); museum.stanford.edu/exhibitions.
A present of works by Katherine Filice opens Sept. 9 on the Pacific Artwork League in Palo Alto. Courtesy Pacific Artwork League.
Los Altos Historical past Museum: Countywide Kids’s Artwork Contest (Sept. 1-Oct. 30); losaltoshistory.org/exhibit/countywide-childrens-art-contest.
Artwork Ventures Gallery: Common reveals by modern artists working in quite a lot of media. artventuresgallery.com/exhibitions.
Fung Collaboratives Artwork Kiosk: Valerie Mendoza: The Vacation spot Cafe (Aug. 13-Sept. 25); Ilya & Emilia Kabakov They Are Flying (Oct. 1-Nov. 13); Wendy Wischer: In Search of New Development (Nov. 19-Jan. 2; fungcollaboratives.org.
Tempo Gallery: “Brice Guilbert: Fournez” (by Sept. 2); pacegallery.com.
Pamela Walsh Gallery: “Murmurations,” work and sculpture by Patricia Rubio (ongoing by Sept. 3); “I Could Bury Issues in Sand and Snow,” works by Sara Frantz (Sept. 10-Oct. 8); works by sculptor Bruce Beasley (Oct. 15-Nov. 26). pamelawalshgallery.com.
Djerassi Resident Artists Program: Fall sculpture hikes (Sept. 11- Nov. 27); prolonged sculpture hikes (Sept. 28, Oct. 13 and Nov. 12); strolling meditation and sound immersion sculpture tour (Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 5); Suave Harvest profit for resident artists program (Oct. 16); djerassi.org.
Bryant Road Gallery: “Interlude” group present (by Sept. 7); “Elemental Lattices,” works by Carrie Ann Plank (opens Sept. 10); bryantstreet.com.
Neighborhood College of Music and Arts’ Mohr Gallery: Cindy Stokes: Rhythms of Water (Sept. 19-Nov. 20). arts4all.org.
Gallery 9: “Within the Backyard: An Artist’s View,” works by Kathryn Hilton (Aug. 30-Sept. 30); gallery9losaltos.com.
Portola Gallery: Works by native artists. portolaartgallery.com.
“Regeneration” by Lily Jiang, a scholar of the Yunhua Fang artwork studio, is featured as a part of “Peace, Love, Unity Youth Artwork Contest” present for younger folks all through Santa Clara County. The present opens Sept. 1 on the Los Altos Historical past Museum. Courtesy Los Altos Historical past Museum.
Gallery Home: “Woven Gentle” (by Aug. 28); “Worlds Revealed” (Sept. 2-Oct. 30); “Enchantment,” (Nov. 2-Jan. 8); galleryhouse.artwork.
Viewpoints Gallery: “Massive Petals,” pastels by Deborah Shea (by Aug. 28); viewpointsgallery.com.
The Most important Gallery: “Readability” (by Sept. 11); themaingallery.org.
Silicon Valley Sculpture: Sculpture pageant offered by Artwork Enterprise Gallery (Sept. 23-25); siliconvalleysculpture.com.
Palo Alto Competition of the Arts: Aug. 27-28; paloaltochamber.com.
Kings Mountain Artwork Truthful: Sept 3-5; kingsmountainartfair.org.
Mountain View Artwork & Wine Competition: Sept. 10-11; mountainview.miramarevents.com.
Music
Highlight: Grammy-winning jazz vocalist Kurt Elling, pictured, teamed with producer/guitarist Charlie Hunter and drummer Corey Fonville and bassist/keyboardist DJ Harrison, each of the band Butcher Brown, in a long-distance pandemic partnership to document the album “SuperBlue,” crafting a free-spirited mashup of jazz and funk, backed by soulful vocals and heavy beats. Now Elling and Hunter are touring behind the album, bringing the distinctive SuperBlue sound to The Guild on Sept. 27. Courtesy Cory Dewald.
Fox Theatre: Christopher Duffley (Sept. 11); foxrwc.com.
Stanford Reside: Right here and There Competition with Courtney Barnett, Japanese Breakfast, Chicano Batman and Julia Jacklin (Aug. 26); Smithereens Tour offered by Joji (Sept. 1); Goo Goo Dolls (Sept. 4); Madeon With Particular Visitor San Holo (Sept. 9); Ben Platt: The Reverie Tour (Sept. 11); Jazz at Lincoln Heart Orchestra (Sept. 13); Danny Elfman’s Music From the Movies of Tim Burton (Sept. 16); Holo Holo Music Competition with Kolohe Kai (Sept. 24); Billy Strings (Sept. 30); Silvana Estrada (Oct. 22); Sundays with the St. Lawrence (Oct. 23); Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt (Nov. 3); Hélène Grimaud (Nov. 6); Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (Nov. 7); Okaidja Afroso (Nov. 11); Meta4 Quartet (Nov. 12); Vienna Boys Choir (Nov. 28); Randall Goosby (Nov. 30); Emerson String Quartet (Dec. 3); “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914” (Dec. 10); Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale (Dec. 14); A Chanticleer Christmas (Dec. 15); stay.stanford.edu.
Oshman Household JCC: Capriccio Chamber Orchestra (Aug. 28); An Night of Leonard Cohen With Perla Batalla (Sept. 21); The Final Blues & Rock & Roll Get together with The Carvin Jones Band (Oct. 6); paloaltojcc.org.
Shoreline Amphitheatre: Kidz Bop Reside (Sept. 2); Keith City (Sept 3.); El Puro Get together (Sept. 4); Alice in Chains & Breaking Benjamin (Sept. 5); Think about Dragons (Sept. 8); Sammy Hagar and the Circle & George Thorogood (Sept. 9); Morgan Wallen & Hardy (Sept. 16); Dave Matthews Band (Sept. 17); The Doobie Brothers (Sept. 27); Odesza (Sept. 30, Oct. 1); The Black Keys, Band of Horses and The Velveteers (Oct. 5); Rufus Du Sol (Oct. 7); Florence and The Machine (Oct. 9); Outlaw Music Competition: Willie Nelson, The Avett Brothers, Black Pumas and Larkin Poe (Oct. 14); mountainviewamphitheater.com.
Earthwise Productions: Pablo Cruise (Sept. 3); Johnny A (Sept. 9); Tammy Corridor (Sept. 10); Steve Poltz (Sept. 28); Mads Tolling (Sept. 29); Trio Paz (Oct. 6); Marley’s Ghost (Oct. 7); Clarinetist Ben Goldberg and guitarist Liberty Ellman (Oct. 14); vacation present (Dec. 18); earthwiseproductions.stay.
Musician Oakidja Afroso performs Stanford Reside Nov. 11. Courtesy Paapa Kwaku Oduro.
Redwood Symphony: thirty eighth Season Opener (Sept. 24); Halloween Household Live performance 2022 (Oct. 30); The Heavenly Life (Nov. 19); Rendering Glass (Nov. 20); redwoodsymphony.org.
The Guild Theatre: Pleasure & Pleasure (Aug. 26); Zepparella (Aug. 27); Riekes on the Guild Profit Live performance (Aug. 28); Yellowood Junction (Sept. 9); Tremendous Diamond – The Neil Diamond Tribute (Sept. 10); Glen Phillips of Toad The Moist Sprocket (Sept. 16); The Blasters (Sept. 17); Adriana Calcanhotto (Sept. 20); Mustache Harbor (Sept. 23); The Struggle and Treaty (Sept. 24); SuperBlue: Kurt Elling that includes Charlie Hunter (Sept. 27); Reside Band Karaoke with Hair Provide (Sept. 30); The Wallflowers (Oct. 2-3); Matt Nathanson (Oct. 6); Joe Pug (Oct. 15); Pink Speaking Fish (Oct. 28); The Mom Hips (Oct. 29); Cool Water Canyon (Nov. 4); Lee Rocker of the Stray Cats (Nov. 12); Aaron Lee Tasjan (Nov. 17); Social Distortion (Nov. 18-22); Terrapin Household Band that includes Eric Krasno and particular visitor Peter Rowan (Nov. 23) Watkins Household Hour (Dec. 2); Squirrel Nut Zippers Christmas Caravan (Dec. 10); guildtheatre.com.
Palo Alto Philharmonic: Baroque Live performance (Sept. 10); Festive Dances (Oct. 22); Fall Chamber Live performance (Nov. 12); Heinrich Schütz (Dec. 3 – Dec. 5); Glories of Nature (Dec. 10); paphil.org.
Schola Cantorum: ¡Amor! (Nov. 4); A Celebration of Carols (Dec. 11); scholacantorum.org.
Cal Bach Society: Die Familie Bach (Oct. 8-Oct.10); Plaisirs Baroques (Oct. 15); Christmas within the British Isles (Dec. 3); calbach.org.
San Francisco Early Music Society: Alkemie (Sept. 30); New Esterházy Quartet (Nov. 4); sfems.org.
[email protected]: “The Finish/So Lovely and Free” focus residency with pianist Gilles Vonsattel (Dec. 2-3); musicatmenlo.org.
Nova Vista Symphony: “Destiny and Redemption” (Sept. 25); vacation live performance (Dec. 3); novavista.org.
Pianist Gilles Vonsattel is featured in a spotlight residency at [email protected], Dec. 2-3. Courtesy Marco Borggreve.
Mountain View Heart for Performing Arts: Hovering Dragon Endeavors’ “White Sky, Falling Dragon” (by Sept. 4); mountainview.gov.
Filoli: Sundown Session: AJ Lee & Blue Summit (Sept. 14); filoli.org.
Neighborhood College of Music and Arts: United States Air Drive Band of the Golden West (Aug. 27); Juanito Pascal Trio (Sept. 17); Haruka Fujii Trio — Sound of Japan (Oct. 8); saxophonist Steven Banks (Oct. 22); Alex Schmitt performs the Properly-Tempered Clavier, E-book I (Nov. 5); jazz pianist Gerald Clayton (Dec. 3); CSMA Benefit Students Vacation Live performance (Dec. 10). arts4all.org.
Gamble Backyard: The New Acoustic Collective album launch social gathering. (Sept. 4); Annemarie Ballinger sings “Gershwin and Buddies” (Oct. 16); gamblegarden.org.
Ives Collective: Fall program (Sept. 30); ivescollective.org.
Dance
Highlight: Peninsula Ballet Theatre is kicking off its season with a manufacturing on a scale that matches the epic high quality of Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana,” with the world premiere Sept. 24-25 of a bit choreographed by inventive director Gregory Amato that was impressed by Orff’s dramatic choral work. Lending their voices to the efficiency might be visitor artists Masterworks Chorale, Ragazzi Boys Refrain, Pacific Sticks Percussion Ensemble, soprano Shawnette Sulker, tenor Corey Head and conductor Dr. Bryan Baker. Courtesy Stefan Cohen.
Peninsula Ballet Theatre: Gregory Amato’s “Carmina Burana” (Sept. 24-25); Hip-Hop Halloween (Oct. 29-30); Nutcracker Sweets, abridged manufacturing for younger households (Dec. 3-4); Classical Nutcracker (Dec. 16-17); Hip-Hop Nutcracker (Dec. 17-18); peninsulaballet.org.
Mountain View Heart for Performing Arts: Smuin Modern Ballet Sequence 1 (Sept. 16-18); Flamenco Society of San Jose’s Competition Siempre Flamenco (Sept. 24); mountainview.gov.
Oshman Household JCC: Bridgman | Packer Dance “Ghost Manufacturing unit” (Nov. 5); paloaltojcc.org.
Stanford Reside: Circa — Leviathan (Sept. 30-Oct. 1); Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan (Oct. 6); Transverse Orientation (Dec. 9-10); stay.stanford.edu.
Theater and opera
Highlight: Created as a response to the homicide of Eric Garner, “The Ritual of Breath Is the Ceremony to Resist” brings collectively music, imagery and motion in a brand new opera created in collaboration by Jonathan Berger, a composer and Stanford professor of music, and Enrico Riley, a painter and Dartmouth professor of studio arts, whose work are included into the efficiency. Stanford Reside and Hopkins Heart for the Arts at Dartmouth School co-commissioned the piece, which encompasses a libretto by poet Vievee Francis and route by Niegel Smith. The work takes the stage Oct. 14-15 at Stanford’s Bing Live performance Corridor. Courtesy Enrico Riley.
Los Altos Stage Firm: “The Curious Incident of the Canine within the Night time-Time” (Sept. 8-Oct. 2); “The Secret Backyard” (Dec. 1-23); losaltosstage.org.
Kristin Walter, left, and Rowan Sevillia in Los Altos Stage Firm’s manufacturing of “The Curious Incident of the Canine within the Night time-Time.” Courtesy Richard Meyer.
Palo Alto Gamers: “College of Rock – The Musical” (Aug. 26-Sept. 11); “Disney’s Magnificence and the Beast” (Nov. 4-20); paplayers.org.
The Pear Theatre: “Bull in a China Store” (Sept. 9-Oct. 2) working in repertory with “Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties” (Sept. 9-Oct. 2); Silicon Valley Fringe Competition offered by Concord Werx (November); “Frankie and Johnny within the Claire de Lune” (Dec. 1-18); thepear.org.
Peninsula Youth Theatre – Silicon Valley: “The SpongeBob Musical” (Nov. 12-20); pytnet.org.
Stanford Reside: “The Ritual of Breath Is the Ceremony to Resist,” an opera in seven actions (Oct. 14-15); Why Not Theatre’s “Prince Hamlet” (Oct. 27-28); stay.stanford.edu.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley: “Hershey Felder: Chopin in Paris” (by Sept. 11); “Little Store of Horrors” (Nov. 30-Dec. 24); theatreworks.org.
West Bay Opera: La traviata (Oct. 14, Oct. 16, Oct. 22-23); wbopera.org.
Playwright, pianist and performer portrays composer Fryderyk Chopin in “Hershey Felder: Chopin in Paris,” on stage at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley by Sept. 11. Courtesy Hershey Felder Presents.
Upstage Theater: “Lilacs within the Rain” (Oct. 21-23); upstagetheater.internet.
Creator occasions
Highlight: Bay Space writer and chef Anna Voloshyna celebrates the pre-launch of her cookbook “BUDMO! Recipes from a Ukrainian Kitchen” at a particular occasion Sept. 10 on the Oshman Household JCC in help of Voloshyna’s native Ukraine, with proceeds benefiting the work of World Central Kitchen within the nation. The occasion contains tastings of infused vodkas and appetizers from “BUDMO!” Courtesy Oshman Household JCC.
Books Inc. Mountain View: Chet Haase, “Androids: The Group that Constructed the Android Working System” (Aug. 30); Ellen Barker, “East of Troost” (Sept. 6), Esther Erman, “Rebecca of Salerno” (Sept. 13), Rita Cameron, “The Home Get together” (Sept. 14); Tim McCanna, “Peach and Plum, Right here We Come!” (Sept. 24); Amisha Gurbani, “Mumbai Trendy” (Oct. 6); booksinc.internet/Peninsula-Books-Inc.Occasions.
Books Inc. Palo Alto: Yogesh Soni, “Digital Belonging” (Sept. 22); Peter Gibb, “Aware Dialog” (Oct. 4); Rick Glaze, “Spanish Items of Eight” (Oct. 5), Jennifer Chambliss Bertman and Sally Engelfried, “Sisterhood of Sleuths” (Oct. 8); Robin Chapman, “The Valley of Coronary heart’s Delight” (Oct. 15); Lisa L. Lewis and Sarah W. Jaffee, “The Sleep-Disadvantaged Teen” and “Wanting What’s Greatest” (Oct. 17); Bruce Overby “The Cyclone Launch” (Nov. 15); booksinc.internet/Peninsula-Books-Inc.Occasions.
Kepler’s Books: Leila Mottley, “Nightcrawling” (Sept. 2); Keely Parrack in dialog with Stephanie Kuehn, “Do not Let within the Chilly” (Sept. 6); Kalyn Josephson in dialog with Lisa Moore Ramée, “Ravenfall” (Sept. 8); Kerri Maniscalco, “Kingdom of the Feared” (Sept. 27); Veronica Roth, “Poster Lady” (Oct. 25); keplers.org.
Oshman Household JCC: Anna Voloshyna, “BUDMO!: Recipes from a Ukrainian Kitchen” (Sept. 10); Robert Steinberg, “How Structure Tells” (Nov. 3); Jodi Kantor, Pulitzer Prize-Profitable Journalist and Creator: “She Mentioned” (Dec. 3); paloaltojcc.org.
Creator Veronica Roth discusses her e-book “Poster Lady” Oct. 25 at Kepler’s Books. Courtesy Nelson Fitch.
Mountain View Library: “‘Elevating Thrivers: Parenting Ideas & Instruments to Assist Children Thrive in an Unsure World,” writer discuss with Dr. Michele Borba (Sept. 8); “Sci-Fi September: The Rise and Reign of the Mammals,” (Sept. 10, Sept. 14); “Creator Discuss with Simon Winchester,” (Sept. 20); “Sci-Fi September: Creator Discuss with Annalee Newitz,” (Sept. 22); “Belief: Creator Discuss with Hernan Diaz,” (Sept. 27); “Not Good: Cease Folks Pleasing, Staying Silent, & Feeling Responsible – Creator Discuss with Dr. Aziz Gazipura,” (Oct. 13); “The place The Kids Take Us: Creator Discuss with Zain E. Asher,” (Oct. 18); “The Diamond Eye: Creator Discuss with Kate Quinn,” (Oct. 24); “The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Moms of NPR: Creator Discuss with Lisa Napoli,” (Nov. 2); “Classes in Chemistry: Creator Discuss with Bonnie Garmus,” (Nov. 10); mountainview.libcal.com.
Palo Alto Library: Dialog and Q&A with Joanna Ho (Aug. 27); paloalto.bibliocommons.com.
Comedy
Stanford Reside: Ana Gasteyer (Dec. 7); stay.stanford.edu.
Mountain View Heart for Performing Arts: Socially Inept Roast of Silicon Valley (Sept. 9); mountainview.gov.
Fox Theatre: Anjelah Johnson-Reyes (Aug. 26); foxrwc.com.
Movie
Doc5 Movie Competition: (The Guild Theatre, Menlo Park, Sept. 7); guildtheatre.com.
Silicon Valley Jewish Movie Competition: Held on-line Oct. 23-Nov. 6; svjff.org.
United Nations Affiliation Movie Competition: Numerous venues in Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, Stanford and San Francisco, Oct. 20-30; unaff.org.