Join Camera 3 Cinemas has they host a special one-night-only screening of "The Beatles: The Lost Concert," consisting of footage shot from the first American concert performed by the Fab Four.
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Every Monday and Tuesday at Loft Bar and Bistro in Downtown San Jose. 2 for 1 martinis (well only) Well gin or vodka martini Lemon Drop Cosmo Appletini Kamakazi Located in the heart of downtown, this chic, two-story San Jose restaurant has it all. With upstairs and downstairs dining rooms, two exquisite granite-top bars and a beautiful rooftop garden patio, the Loft is fast becoming the
Join this event for free and see the screening of the award winning documentary The Times of Harvey Milk. Light refreshments will be provided and discussion will follow the screening. In 1978, Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco city council, becoming the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in California. One year later, he and Mayor George Moscone were shot and
Join Camera 3 Cinemas has they host a special one-night-only screening of The Beatles: The Lost Concert. This documentary consists of footage shot from the first American concert performed by the Beatles. Shot only two days after 73 million viewers watched their historic first Ed Sullivan Show appearance, the concert was shown a month later in theaters across America on two
The Branham Lounge brings you an evening or premium Reggae, Dancehall,Rocksteady, Dub, and Island music from the likes of DJ HI-GRADE and friends. Once 10pm comes, as does the sounds of heavy bass and melodic jams that will ease you late into the evening. DJ Hi-Grade has established his name among the local Reggae community spinning in rotation at JACK's (Japantown), The Voodoo Lounge, Tres
To Hell and Back: Sandow Birk's Divine Comedy features a selection from the museum's permanent collection of Birk's series of lithographs. Each meticulously drawn image incorporates a descriptive caption written in contemporary American vernacular. Birk transformed a centuries-old classic into an imaginary narrative with political relevance for today's audiences.
The San Jose Museum of Art examines West coast artists' nontraditional and often entertaining use of and humor in the upcoming "Renegade Humor" exhibition. Artists at the University of California, Davis pioneered the creation of signature West Coast art in the 1960s and 70s, and have created a distinctive West Coast style in response to the pretentious East Coast art world. "With sometimes
"Mexicanisimo Through Artists' Eyes" explores Mexico's deep well of visual culture, from its folk art to its popular culture, from its vernacular craft traditions to its contemporary idioms. This exhibit showcases the works of artists who employ traditional, refined artisan's techniques to serve as a counterpoint to today's consumer culture, as well as pieces that utilize expendable materials
San Jose's lodging options range from budget hotels and motels to luxurious retreats. As the epicenter of technology, national and international conferences are held in the downtown San Jose area. As a result, most hotels offer comprehensive business services and conference resources. With several airport hotels only minutes from Downtown San Jose, business travel is easy. For more information about traveling to San Jose and around Silicon Valley, visit the Travel Directory.
Dining options in San Jose and in neighboring towns like Campbell, Los Gatos and Saratoga, are vast and varied. The San Jose restaurant scene offers a mix of cuisines, including Vietnamese, Indian-fusion, classic steakhouse, innovative Italian and contemporary Californian. The ever-growing list of South Bay restaurants offer options for every budget and style, from casual eateries to stunning bistros and Michelin-starred restaurants run by celebrity chefs.
San Jose's arts community and entertainment scene has come of age in recent years. An array of options can now be found every day of the week, including music, theater, fine arts and nightlife. Live music is constantly going in San Jose with music festivals from spring into fall and local shows nightly. Local art galleries thrive with constant shows. While the San Jose nightclubs scene includes martini bars, ultra lounges, wine bars, pubs and comfortable neighborhood hangouts.
The full spectrum of attractions can be found in San Jose. Youngsters and families can find amusement parks such as Great America and Raging Waters along with scores of city parks, museums and galleries. San Jose festivals bring music, arts and crafts and cultural celebrations to every neighborhood throughout the year. There are also world-class golf courses, well-known and boutique wineries, and shopping destinations ranging from vintage and casual to high-end.
The real estate market is once again moving throughout the entire San Jose area. Certain pockets such as the Rose Garden, Los Gatos, Saratoga and Almaden Valley feature multi-million dollar properties, but homebuyers can also find more affordable options in San Jose neighborhoods like Willow Glen, Blossom Valley, Cambrian, Santa Teresa and Evergreen. Use our Real Estate Search to find your next home. Or, search for urban living at new San Jose Highrises. Rates are at historic lows, think about getting a refinance on Zillow.
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