The San Jose Earthquakes’ rebuilding process is in full-swing as they enter the 2017 season with new management, new players and new uniforms. After another underwhelming season in 2016 where the Quakes fell short of playoff contention and finished 9th in the Western Conference, team…
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Val Kilmer will be in San Jose this December to introduce and screen a taping of his one-man show, CITIZEN TWAIN. Kilmer, who began his career on stage before becoming a star of the big screen, played the part of Samuel Clemens in front of…
The most revered name in wintersports films announces its 67th-annual feature film Here, There & Everywhere and 2016 U.S. tour dates.
Kick off the beginning of fall—and hopefully the start of milder weather—at the most autumn of places: a pumpkin patch. Guadalupe River Park Conservancy once again hosts Pumpkins in the Park, which turns a normal trip to the pumpkin patch into an educational experience. Proceeds from…
Three days, 12 stages and 120 performances: San Jose Jazz Summer Fest is here. The New York Times hailed it as “the greatest jazz melange in the Silicon Valley,” in addition to listing it as one of this summer’s essential festivals. An impressive wrap for…
Since its inception in 2003, Cavalia has captivated worldwide audiences with graceful equestrian performances. This year, Cavalia brings their latest spectacle, Odysseo, to San Jose for the first time. Featuring 65 horses performing alongside 48 riders, acrobats and musicians, Odysseo celebrates the special connection that…
In its impressive inaugural year, Viva CalleSJ brought out an estimated 35,000 people to walk, bike and explore the streets of San Jose. The event was so successful, city officials decided to bring the event back for a second year. Viva Calle translates to “the…
An all-you-can-eat-and-drink food festival is a smug, no-apologies celebration of the freedom of adulthood through the euphoric rare chance to behave like a kid. Hundreds wearing ear-to-ear grins streamed into the Super Bowl-crowned arena with not one sport on the brain, but rather to shelve…
Jon Gustafson, vice president of Sharks Ice, grew up loving hockey and has been able to make his passion his profession. He played hockey in college and professionally. For nearly two decades now, he has worked behind the scenes at Sharks Ice. Recently, Gustafson sat down…
Super Bowl 50 is in full swing—the NFL has already been in town for a week, and with the game set, soon the teams will arrive at the practice fields of Stanford and San Jose State University. The Host Committee, which has broadcast the game…
