Peninsula Shops Events / Calendar

Peninsula Twitter Hunt (1 Sep 2010)

Wed, 01 Sep 2010 04:00:00 GMT

If you are not already a business member of Peninsula Shops and are looking to participate and create a giveaway, you can do so by registering your company for $80. We will help you create a unique online hunt that drives traffic and awareness about your business.

Our next hunt will be during the month of September. Peninsula Shops will continue delivering a series of clues and store locations using hashtag #pshunt through our twitter page (and soon twitter app) www.twitter.com/peninsulashops, email communication and Facebook announcements. Included in the clues will be hints as to where our $100 cash grand prize can be found. So if you are looking to help our communities thrive and be rediscovered, we suggest you join Peninsula Shops Peninsula Twitter Hunt.

Simple rules apply:
In order to claim the grand prize you must either be a Facebook fan, or twitter follower, and a registered consumer or business member with Peninsula Shops.

Love Song by: John Kolvenbach : @dragon_theatre (10 Sep 2010)

Fri, 10 Sep 2010 04:00:00 GMT

Dragon Productions Theatre Company Presents

Love Song by: John Kolvenbach

Nominated for the 2007 Olivier Award for Best Comedy

Sept. 10^th – Oct. 3^rd

An off-beat romantic comedy that provides an examination of who is insane or what defines insanity. The result is an enjoyable fantasy that dances along the perilous edge of whimsy.

Executive Producer: Meredith Hagedorn
Directed by: Dave Sikula
Stage Manager: Ashleigh Hill
Set Designer: Ron Gasparinetti

Set Construction: Charles McKeithan
Lighting Designer: Steve Shumway

Sound Designer: James Kasyan

Graphic Designer: Steve Virga
Costume Design: Rosie Ricca
Props Master: Meredith Hagedorn

Box Office Administrator: Lonnique Genelle

Featuring:

Pidge Meade

Dan Kapler

Ron Talbot

*Meredith Hagedorn

*member of actors' equity association

Thursday – Saturdays 8pm & Sundays at 2pm
Pay-What-You-Can Preview, Thursday, Sept. 9th
Talk-Back with cast, Sunday, Sept. 26th

Free street parking after 3pm, free parking garage on the corner of Alma & University, plus a Cal-Train parking lot directly across the street from the theatre (free - not policed evenings & weekends).

Meet author William Gibson with his latest Zero History (10 Sep 2010)

Fri, 10 Sep 2010 23:00:00 GMT

The iconic visionary returns with his first new novel since the New York Times bestseller Spook Country.

Hollis Henry worked for the global marketing magnate Hubertus Bigend once before. She never meant to repeat the experience. But she's broke, and Bigend never feels it's beneath him to use whatever power comes his way -- in this case, the power of money to bring Hollis onto his team again. Not that she knows what the "team" is up to, not at first.

Milgrim is even more thoroughly owned by Bigend. He's worth owning for his useful gift of seeming to disappear in almost any setting, and his Russian is perfectly idiomatic - so much so that he spoke Russian with his therapist, in the secret Swiss clinic where Bigend paid for him to be cured of the addiction that would have killed him.

Garreth has a passion for extreme sports. Most recently he jumped off the highest building in the world, opening his chute at the last moment, and he has a new thighbone made of rattan baked into bone, entirely experimental, to show for it. Garreth isn't owned by Bigend at all. Garreth has friends from whom he can call in the kinds of favors that a man like Bigend will find he needs, when things go unexpectedly sideways, in a world a man like Bigend is accustomed to controlling.

As when a Department of Defense contract for combat-wear turns out to be the gateway drug for arms dealers so shadowy that even Bigend, whose subtlety and power in the private sector would be hard to overstate, finds himself outmaneuvered and adrift in a seriously dangerous world.

William Gibson lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive, Burning Chrome, Virtual Light, Idoru, All Tomorrow's Parties, and Pattern Recognition.

At Kepler's on Friday, September 10, 7:00 p.m.

Using Social Networking for Business (11 Sep 2010)

Sat, 11 Sep 2010 13:00:00 GMT

Is it time you learned how this social networking stuff works?
And how it can work for your business? Then take action on September 11th!
Attend this workshop to learn AND use social media right then and there!
Learn how to use Facebook, LinkedIn & Twitter for business.
Devise a social networking strategy just for you.

“What a great workshop!”
Janet Migliore, MB Garage

Presented by The Growth Coach
Workshop & PowerPoint Takeaway: $147
Seating is limited to enable 1on1 support!
Register online at http://conta.cc/ajksl5

Mountain View Art & Wine Festival (11 Sep 2010)

Sat, 11 Sep 2010 14:00:00 GMT

Mountain View Celebrates
39th Annual Art & Wine Festival

A World-Class Art and Music Festival and Great Entertainment Value

Summer vacation is over. The kids are back in school. Maybe you’re wrapping up a hectic work week. You could use a nice, relaxing yet fun-filled weekend that won’t break the bank. If a free admission, sun-splashed festival featuring world-class art by 600 of America’s top artists, two days of great music, fabulous food and drink, home and garden exhibits, health and wellness displays, an organic and green products showcase and tons of fun for kids sounds good to you, head to downtown Mountain View for the 39th Annual Art & Wine Festival, September 11-12

The Hillsborough Concours d’Elegance (12 Sep 2010)

Sun, 12 Sep 2010 14:00:00 GMT

For 54 consecutive years, The Hillsborough Concours d’Elegance has built and maintained a proud tradition of honoring and celebrating excellence in automotive design and engineering. The passion of the Concours leadership and volunteers, pride of its entrants, and devotion of its attendees has earned Hillsborough the proud record as the longest continually running Concours in the world.

The Hillsborough Concours offers a forum for passionate vintage car owners to showcase their prized vehicles, and to compete for respect and recognition for their commitment to preserving automotive authenticity. The Concours also aims to cultivate future generations of car enthusiasts by providing privileged access to some of the world’s most celebrated automobiles and by serving as a channel for inspiring and informative automotive knowledge and lore.

While 2010 marks the centennial of the Town of Hillsborough, this year also serves as the debut of many “firsts” for the world’s longest continually running automotive showcase. This year, the Hillsborough Concours premieres at its new venue: the beautiful fairways of the Crystal Springs Golf Course. An exclusive group of 200 cars that meet the selection committee’s high standards of authenticity and excellence will be on display amidst a setting of lush green coastal foothills and the Crystal Springs Reservoir . The golf course is conveniently located immediately upon exiting the Black Mountain Road off-ramp of Highway 280 in Hillsborough.

“100” is a significant and meaningful number for the Alfa Romeo marque, which also celebrates its centennial in 2010. Alfa Romeo will be one of this year’s two featured cars at the Concours and will be in good company with the North American iconic classic - The Ford Thunderbird. 2010 is the first year of the Hillsborough Concour’s unique dual-badge showcase, designed to present a broader array of exemplary vehicles varying in styles and eras.

Taking advantage of the Bay Area’s record of near-perfect early fall weather, the 2010 Hillsborough Concours d’Elegance also marks another first with a shift in calendar from May to September. This year’s event will take place on Sunday, September 12, and the Tour d’Elegance, a road-rally for Concours participants and car enthusiasts, will be held on Saturday, September 11.

Capping the list of firsts in 2010, the Hillsborough Concours Foundation was established to significantly extend the philanthropic reach and impact of the organization. In addition to the Hillsborough Schools Foundation, proceeds from the Event and its associated activities will benefit Autism Speaks, a national charity with the goal to change the future for all who struggle with autism spectrum disorders, and the 49ers Foundation, which supports development programs for underserved youth that keep them ‘Safe, on Track and In School.’

Whether a veteran Concours entrant or a first time attendee, all will marvel at the timeless automotive designs whose aesthetics, innovative engineering, character and attention to detail make them as relevant today as they were when first introduced decades ago.

Avelon Arts event at A Grape in the Fog (12 Sep 2010)

Sun, 12 Sep 2010 19:00:00 GMT

Please join us for an exclusive shopping event featuring handmade jewelry by Kathena Avelon of Avelon Arts.

Kathena, a silversmith, works with antiquities and collectibles to create unique one of a kind jewelry. Ancient bits of metalwork from around the world are mixed with antique beads, handmade glass, gemstones, handmade ribbon and textiles to create wearable art.

Wearable treasures - Wine - Friends, what more can you ask for?

... Join us on the 12th!

Click | here | to visit A Grape in the Fog.

Introduction to Guerrilla Marketing via @Michael_N : (16 Sep 2010)

Thu, 16 Sep 2010 21:15:00 GMT

Learn valuable ways to apply the #1 small business marketing system to your business by attending this free seminar by The Growth Coach.

Does your business count marketing as a strength? With an understanding of Guerrilla Marketing it will. Attend this upcoming event to learn about the world’s #1 small business marketing system. During this free seminar you’ll learn:

Gain an understanding of what Guerrilla Marketing is.

Learn why it’s different from traditional marketing in that it’s more about energy, consistency and creativity than budget.

Learn about the 17 Roadblocks to Successful Marketing.

And more to help you be a strong marketer.

This is an introductory seminar. At the end you’ll receive a special offer to attend an all-day Guerrilla Marketing bootcamp that will be presented later in the month.

Space is extremely limited. RSVP by calling 650-573-7600 right away to get a seat at this free educational seminar.

A Different View of Pacifica: Opening Reception (16 Sep 2010)

Thu, 16 Sep 2010 23:00:00 GMT

A Different View of Pacifica is a collection of photographs from local artist David Handler. All the work has been shot with film, often using one of his many antique cameras, some of which date back to the 1920's.

None of the work is digitally enhanced, the unique character of the photos is produced through selection of camera, film, and analogue processing techniques. The photographs have then been printed on canvas or fine art... paper, leaving them looking more like pieces of art, than simply photos.

Click | here | to visit A Grape in the Fog

Day in the Park (18 Sep 2010)

Sat, 18 Sep 2010 14:00:00 GMT

This will be South San Francisco's 14th AnnualDay in the Park. The event is made possible through the generous donations of local businesses. To be held at Orange Memorial Park, free parking with frequent shuttle service will be offered at South San Francisco High School. Food, friends, and fun for the entire family will fill the day! Come early and stay for lunch; local service clubs will be offering delicious sandwiches, snacks, and beverages.

Beginning at 10:00 am, Day in the Park features loads of booths, occupied by non-profit clubs, service groups, staff from city and county agencies and departments, church groups, local businesses, and crafters, all representing a wide cross section of the community.

Fun activities will be offered for children, including Cosmo-jumps, face painting, and a petting zoo. An outdoor stage will host colorful performances by talented young people that reflect the diversity of the community.

Public safety demonstrations will be given by the Fire Department, including the Survive Alive House. Police demonstrations will include the K-9 dogs, and tips on safety and crime prevention.

Car enthusiasts will enjoy the special interest car show on the west side of the park.

The City of South San Francisco sponsors Day in the Park, with donations from a number of local businesses helping to fund the event.

San Mateo Rotary Fun Run (19 Sep 2010)

Sun, 19 Sep 2010 13:00:00 GMT

Join us for the 2nd running of the San Mateo Rotary 5K / 10K/ Fun Run & Walk along the waterfront at beautiful Seal Point Park in San Mateo. Proceeds provide scholarships for local high school students.

Awards for all age divisions, great goody bag and t-shirt, plus a fun run for the kids!

Swing in the Park : Atherton Dames (19 Sep 2010)

Sun, 19 Sep 2010 18:00:00 GMT

Swing in the Park is the annual fall fundraiser for Holbrook-Palmer Park in Atherton sponsored by the Atherton Dames. CLICK HERE for printable invitation

September 19 2pm - 6pm

Elegant Barbeque Picnic Catered by Jesse Cool's CoolEatz. For the menu, CLICK HERE

Live Entertainment - The Unicorns, big band era swing band

Live Auction, Silent Auction, Raffle Drawing

$75 per adult / $700 table for 10 / $15 Children 2 to 11

For reservations or more information, call 650.234.8447

Taste of Woodside (19 Sep 2010)

Sun, 19 Sep 2010 20:00:00 GMT

Imagine a perfect Indian Summer afternoon and evening, tasting delicious wines and foods from local wineries and restaurants, under a canopy of oaks in Woodside—all for a good cause!

Taste of Woodside 2010, put on by The Rotary Club of Woodside and Portola Valley, promises to be just that. Join us for ample tastings of wine and hors d’oeuvres while viewing and bidding on a multitude of silent auction items. Then we’ll sit down to a magnificent multi-course dinner—combining perfect food with perfect wine!

Our Master of Ceremonies, the renowned Jack Stevens,will be on hand to lead us through the festivities including a live auction.

And throughout the evening, a contribution table will be available where you can make donations to your favorite of our supported projects!

Green Dream Team Presents ERIC COREY FREED, San Francisco architect and author of Green Building and Remodeling for Dummies (21 Sep 2010)

Tue, 21 Sep 2010 21:00:00 GMT

At Kepler's Bookstore... Renewing Urban Areas with Green Building

After a decade of talk about the need for green buildings, the question is no longer why we need to go green, the question is how. American cities are confronting serious sustainability issues and are in dire need of tangible, deployable & affordable solutions.

(650) 324-4321

San Mateo County Business Mega Mixer & Expo (22 Sep 2010)

Wed, 22 Sep 2010 20:30:00 GMT

The Peninsula’s Premier Event For Business Professionals

Exhibitor Application Agreement can be found Here

Tinkering by Twilight (24 Sep 2010)

Fri, 24 Sep 2010 22:00:00 GMT

Please join us for Tinkering by Twilight on Friday, September 24, 2010.

6pm Reception and Silent Auction
7pm Dinner and Live Auction

This event will be held under the stars at a beautiful private residence in Hillsborough.

Enjoy exciting live and silent auctions, an organic catered menu and special two and four-legged guests from the Museum’s native wildlife center. The live and silent auctions will feature an exceptional catalog of distinctive travel excursions, one-of-a-kind experiences, and exclusive specialty packages. All proceeds will benefit Coyote Point Museum’s environmental science programs and exhibits.

Ticket Information
Individuals: $175 per person
Couples: $300 per couple
Table: $1,500 for a table of ten

To receive an invitation or to reserve your table or tickets, please call 650.340.7571.

@paloaltoweekly : Moonlight Run (24 Sep 2010)

Sat, 25 Sep 2010 00:15:00 GMT

It’s that time of year again, Palo Alto’s ever popular 5k and 10k run under the full harvest moon at the Palo Alto Baylands Athletic Center on Friday, September 24th. 5K walk starts at 7pm, 10K Run starts at 8:15pm and the 5K Run starts at 8:45pm. Pre-registration for run must be received by September 14th. A $25 fee includes a long-sleeve race shirt. Event day registration is $30 and includes a t-shirt only while supplies last. Family package: children under 12 with an adult run free if entered through registration process. Sports teams/clubs group rate available.

This event is co-presented by the Recreation Division and the Palo Alto Weekly. For more information call 463-4920 or email MoonlightRun@paweekly.com. You can register at http://www.paloaltoonline.com/ starting Friday July 2; pre-registration deadline 9/19.

26th Anniversary - Bayfront Cleanup! (25 Sep 2010)

Sat, 25 Sep 2010 12:00:00 GMT

26th Anniversary - Bayfront Cleanup! Save the Date!
Volunteers will pick up debris and litter along the Bayfront Trail, Marina Lagoon, and Tidelands Park. “Volunteer Thank You” BBQ (along with entertainment and prizes!) will follow cleanup. Events like this demonstrate how serious our community is about keeping our Bay healthy.

Date:	Saturday, September 25, 2010
Time:	Event runs from 8am - Noon with registration taking place from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. (no advance registration required).
Where?	Ryder Park, 1801 J. Hart Clinton Drive, San Mateo, 94401 (East 3rd Ave along the shoreline)
What to Wear & Materials:	Wear old clothing and sturdy shoes. Bring gloves, if possible (gloves and trash bags will be provided if you cannot bring your own).

Last Year's Photo Album
See last year's photos for an idea of what the day will be like.

Read About the State Results
Log on to the Coastal Commission's Web site to read about the event throughout California!

Attention High School-ers!
If you care about the planet and you need service hours, this is the event for you! So, plan to earn some of your service hours at the September 2010 event.

Fog Fest (25 Sep 2010)

Sat, 25 Sep 2010 14:00:00 GMT

Celebrate the Coast!

The Fog Fest is a celebration of sun, sand, and surf that defines life on the coast. The Fest was created in 1986 to promote Pacifica and to celebrate our marvelous coastal climate. The last full weekend of September was chosen because historically the weather is unbeatable.

The Fog Fest kicks off Saturday morning at 10 am with the Discover Pacifica Parade and Marching Band Competition. Arts and Crafts booths, Food and Beverage booths and a variety of activities begin after the parade.

KaHulaHou (2 Oct 2010)

Sat, 02 Oct 2010 04:00:00 GMT

KaHulaHou is back for another round of no-holds-barred hula. As a new showcase for competitive hula in an all male format, this innovative approach to hula competition celebrates the cultural richness of Hawaiian heritage. Time-honored traditions of hula and sport meet headlong on the center stage, where strength and precision collide with wit and skill. Experience this rich blend of traditional and contemporary hula, combined with the strategies of konane. This is Hawaiian entertainment that is exciting, spontaneous, and truly captivating...and where you get to be the judge!
"Keep It Hawaiian ... Keep It Entertaining"

San Carlos - City Wide Garage Sale (2 Oct 2010)

Sat, 02 Oct 2010 13:00:00 GMT

Sponsored by San Carlos Together

San Carlos Together, Inc. is a non-profit, public benefit corporation designed to support cultural, educational, recreational and neighborhood improvement programs and projects in the City of San Carlos.

Incorporated in 2009, the mission of San Carlos Together (SCT) is to focus on community-building activities as a call to action by the San Carlos City Council in 2005, which approved the “Enhancing the City of Good Living Initiative.”

Focus on Community

Encouraged by the level of volunteerism we enjoy in San Carlos today, SCT aspires to contribute to our city of good living by facilitating alliances between the wealth of volunteers and activities that support our community. We believe that we can streamline the coordination of activities, and the people interested in them by creating the right atmosphere for people and possibilities to come together.

Plans for Volunteer Success

Whether you like to garden, tutor, sew costumes or clear trails, if you can give an hour, a day or a week of your time, SCT would like to match you up with the activities you love to do. SCT is in the process of establishing a volunteer database* of people who have expressed interest in helping with community projects. A volunteer coordinator will maintain the computerized database and notify residents as specific interests and opportunities become available.

Interesting Activities

SCT Has begun to establish relationships with our community not-for-profit organizations in order to increase their visibility to you, and facilitate their specific volunteer and fundraising needs. Please see our projects and programs page for some current ideas. If you are involved in a group that we might be interested in, please let us know.

Plans for Funding Development

SCT accepts donations from citizens, governments, business, service clubs and charitable trusts to support community-based projects. You many donate to a specific project/program or to the general fund in which the proceeds of which will be distributed at the discretion of the board. Contact us if you care to make a contribution.

The Annual Arts & Olive Festival (3 Oct 2010)

Sun, 03 Oct 2010 14:00:00 GMT

The Arts & Olive Festival at Cañada College began in 1998 as part of Cañada’s 30 year anniversary celebration to benefit student scholarships. The festival has since grown to be one of the largest scholarship fundraisers of the year providing much needed financial assistance to students. The celebration now brings together more than 70 vendors consisting of some of the olive industry’s top experts to provide the community with olive education, olive and olive oil tasting, olive related products, and an abundance of quality art works and gifts. This year’s festival will also serve as a kick-off to the Cañada College Performing Arts Series, sponsored by the Associated Students of Cañada College, bringing some of the Bay Area’s most spectacular performers to the Peninsula.

28th Annual Chocolate Fest (8 Oct 2010)

Fri, 08 Oct 2010 04:00:00 GMT

28th Annual Chocolate Fest

Twenty different vendors of chocolate wares (ice cream, gelato, brownies, cakes, cookies, truffles and candy of every sort, as well as chunks of pure chocolate) will offer samples for tasting for the 1,000 guests. Chocolate Fest will be organized in four sessions: Friday evening, 7:30-10 p.m.; Saturday afternoon, 1:30-4 p.m.; Saturday evening, 7:30-10 p.m.; and Sunday afternoon, 1:30-4 p.m.

14th Annual Menlo Park Sidewalk Arts and Crafts Fall Fest (15 Oct 2010)

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:00:00 GMT

14^th Annual Menlo Park Sidewalk Arts and Crafts Fall Fest

October 15-17, 2010 in Downtown Menlo Park

Menlo Park, Calif. undefined Menlo Park plays host to the 14^th Annual Sidewalk Fine Arts and Crafts Fall Fest Friday, October 15 through Sunday October 17 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This art-filled family event will give visitors the opportunity to browse and shop among the many one-of-a-kind creations perfect for home, office or gift giving displayed by a variety of talented artists.

Taking place along Santa Cruz Avenue off El Camino Real, the Sidewalk Arts and Crafts Fall Fest is free to the public and features an exciting array of original works perfect for holiday shopping by more than 90 artists and craft makers including paintings, jewelry, photography, unique wood sculptures, clothing, accessories, toys and much more. All of the artists will be on hand to visit with patrons while some will be demonstrating their craft during the show.

Among the artists presenting at this year’s show is Jocelyn Hastings of San Jose who creates soaps that are little works of art. Every handcrafted soap Jocelyn creates is made from natural ingredients and contains layers of soft pastel colors in an artful shape. The glycerin soaps are individually poured into vintage molds or specially designed soap molds. “Imagine a soap that looks good enough to eat,” she says. One of Jocelyn's unique lines has an old-fashioned dessert theme -- tarts, cakes, Jell-o and flans.

Beth Karpas of Mountain View makes huggable, one of a kind cloth dolls and puppets based on traditional folk and fairytale characters from around the globe. Made of fine yarns and fabrics, the dolls and puppets are used for telling stories in a classroom, as gifts for young children, and gathered by collectors. Many of the dolls are reversible, such as a frog that turns over to reveal a prince, and a Cinderella that goes from rags to riches.

Yoshiko Nordin or Mountain View designs Kimono bags -- small bags made of silk, wool, and cotton. All of Yoshiko’s handmade creations incorporate a thoughtful combination of vintage Kimono and western fabrics adding to the character of each bag. Nordin’s Kimono bags are fully lined with inside pockets, making them appropriate for everyday use. “Years ago, Japanese wore Kimono in their everyday life,” said Yoshiko. “Kimono bags are designed with the same intention.”

Additional artists participating in the 14^th AAA Annual Sidewalk Arts and Crafts Fall Fest include Jill Pillot of San Mateo, who was recently was honored at the De Young Museum in San Francisco, with her one-of-kind wearable art for women and children that features fresh vintage designs; Aline Sar of San Francisco showing her personalized jewelry; and Timon Sloane of Los Altos displaying his vivid contemporary pastel landscape paintings.

For more information about the 14^th AAA Annual Sidewalk Arts and Crafts Fall Fest, contact the Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce at (650) 325-2818 or Pacific Fine Arts at (209) 267-4394 or www.pacificfinearts.com.

40th Annual Art & Pumpkin Festival (16 Oct 2010)

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 13:00:00 GMT

Get Your Orange On!

40th Annual Art & Pumpkin Festival Runs October 16-17, 2010

Art & Pumpkin Festival Celebrates Its 40th Year

Every year when autumn rolls around, the picturesque seaside city of Half Moon Bay bursts into brilliant orange and buzzes with boisterous activity in celebration of its bountiful fall harvest. The world-famous Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival is the season’s big event, bringing throngs of visitors to the “World Pumpkin Capital” for a world-class festival on historic Main Street. This year’s 40th festival will be held on October 16-17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free.

Peninsula Oktoberfest (23 Oct 2010)

Sat, 23 Oct 2010 16:00:00 GMT

The first-ever Peninsula Oktoberfest is taking place on Saturday, October 23 2010!

We're planning for over 20 local breweries to take part in a one-day brew festival at the Courthouse Square in Redwood City. With more than 10,000 people expected to be in attendance, we invite you to join beer lovers from around the SF Bay Area. Centrally located in Redwood City, and adjacent to public transportation, Courthouse Square is easily accessible to everyone from San Francisco, San Jose, the East Bay area and everywhere in between.

For the non-beer lover or people not yet 21 -- we'll also have plenty of food and music!

Attendees must be 21 or older to purchase a wristband. With each wristband purchase, attendees will receive a beer mug and two drink tickets.

And even better - come to our event using public transportation and we'll take $5 off your wristband price when you show us your dated receipt!

Follow @penoktoberfest and @bullfrogmedia for regular updates about this event and visit http://www.peninsulaoktoberfest.com/.

Hillsborough Antique Show (5 Nov 2010)

Fri, 05 Nov 2010 04:00:00 GMT

Experience the Excellence that is Hillsborough

| Click Here | for website.

Hometown Holidays (4 Dec 2010)

Sat, 04 Dec 2010 15:00:00 GMT

Hometown Holidays

Each year on the first Saturday of December, Redwood City’s Downtown Business group throws a party in celebration of the Holiday Season! We have a parade, entertainment, SNOW, Santa Claus, and a grand finale with a FIREWORKS show and late night Holiday Movie!