"Some 2,500 dogs and more than double that number of dog lovers will congregate at William Street Park to celebrate canine companionship at Bark in the Park, featuring contests, agility courses, children's activities and a whole pack of dog-related vendors and services. New this year is Animal Rescue Row, a section dedicated to adoptable dogs. Pups will be on display on the Main Stage between 3 and 5pm, and guests can learn more about the organizations working hard to find forever homes for furbabies."
"Fri, Sept 19 Live on Main -Bring a lawn chair or blanket, grab a meal from a local eatery and catch a concert by Hella Doubtful, a No Doubt tribute band. Free. Sept 19, 6:30-8:30pm. Town Square, 19419 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino. Oktoberfest-Redwood City salutes Germanic traditions with gusto, becoming a magnet for lederhosen-wearing, beer-guzzling crowds, drawn by seasonal contests (stein-holding, yodeling, dancing), lively music, and lots and lots of brats and brews."
Bark in the Park will draw thousands of dogs and dog lovers to William Street Park Sept. 20, offering contests, agility courses, children’s activities, and numerous dog-focused vendors. A new Animal Rescue Row will showcase adoptable dogs on the Main Stage from 3 to 5pm, with information on local rescue organizations. Admission is a $10 donation for adults; children and dogs enter free, and proceeds benefit Humane Society Silicon Valley, San Jose Animal Care Center, and other local charities. Other community events include CityDance with live Cuban music, Live on Main concerts, Redwood City's Oktoberfest, and an AI art exhibit at ICA San José.
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