Cosplayers nationwide have been waiting anxiously for this year's FanimeCon, bring out the creativity fans put into their costumes, usually based on popular anime, manga and video game characters.
Fanime Con
San Jose Taco Festival
Future Roots Festival
Sharks Playoffs
Billy Idol
Driggsy’s
Terrone Pizzeria
Blue Water
San Jose Giants
Spacebar
Jo Koy
SJ Greek Festival
Tiger Claw Elite Champs
Jon Serl
Nemea
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Fronted by brothers Phil and Dave Alvin, bass guitarist John Bazz and drummer Bill Bateman, the band describes its music as "American Music" as a blend of "blues, rockabilly, early rock and roll, punk rock, mountain music and rhythm and blues." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blasters
"Raise a glass to our 30th Anniversary at this pre-show event from 7:00 - 7:30pm before our Gala Opening night performance. The show's director will be on hand to give some insight about the production. Free to all City Lights Theater Subscribers." - www.vendini.com
The Bay Area's largest anime convention, including guest stars, art, games,panel discussions and karaoke, FanimeCon also hosts its fourth annual music festival featuring Japanese and local indie acts. Around 20,000 people are expected to attend this event. Visit www.fanime.com for times and prices.
It's that time again, as we bring you an afternoon of DJs, Drinks, Records, and Good Vibes! Some of the best record dealers in the Bay Area will be selling and DJing. Come dig for everything from Funk, Soul, Jazz, Rock, Hip-Hop, Latin, and Afro-Funk! Our event host, Wine Affairs, will feature drink specials on micro-brews and appetizers. Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/events
Moveable Feast: Willow Glen is the latest Food Truck pop-up spot in San Jose. Meet up at Curtner Avenue and Canoas Garden Avenue and sample the best street dining in San Jose. In addition to food trucks serving up a variety of classic and cultural cuisine, attendees will enjoy live music and the chance to participate in arts and crafts. Participating vendors include Streetz Eatz, Tac Gos, Adam
When the San Jose Major League Soccer club decided to change its name and look in 1999, it went into the past to do so. Reaching back to a previously successful soccer team in the area, the Clash became the Earthquakes. The previous incarnation of the Earthquakes played in the North American Soccer League from 1974-1984, and then in the Western Soccer Alliance from 1985-88. Those Earthquakes
The San Jose Giants are a professional baseball team in the Class A Advanced California League. The team has been affiliated with the San Francisco Giants since 1988 and has boasted one of the best records in the minor leagues after partnering with the big league club. San Jose has won six California League Championships as a Giants affiliate (2010, 2009, 2007, 2005, 2001 and 1998) and eleven
Following a two-year absence, the San Jose SaberCats returned to the Arena Football League for the 2011 season. ( (The announcement was made by the club's ownership group, which consists of Fry's Electronics Executive Vice President Kathryn J. Kolder and brothers John, Dave and Randy Fry. In the AFL from 1995 to 2008 the SaberCats made four Championship game appearances capturing three ArenaBowl
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.
Find breaking local news and in-depth coverage of the local political scene, as well as news about Silicon Valley business, San Jose sports, and the environment. Also find the day's news aggregated from local news sources, including the San Jose Mercury News, NBC Bay Area, the San Jose-Silicon Valley Business Journal, KCBS and ABC7. We also scour the regional and national media for San Jose news—so you don't have to. Get the inside scoop on San Jose politics & opinion at San Jose Inside.
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