"Saturday night's concert begins with a red-carpet welcome and an exclusive VIP pre-concert reception with wine, food and live entertainment. VIPs can also enjoy refreshments in the Baton Society Lounge during intermission alongside Symphony San Jose leadership and donors. After the performance, continue the celebration at a courtyard dessert reception and mingle with conductor Nathan Aspinall, soloist Jon Nakamatsu and Symphony San Jose musicians."
"Local cleanups were part of the larger effort organized by the California Coastal Commission, where volunteers were on the hunt for litter in creeks and rivers statewide. This year's cleanups in Santa Clara County saw 1,539 volunteers at 56 cleanup sites collect about 25,885 pounds of trash and recyclables along 74.5 miles of waterways. Interesting items found include a boombox, a mini-fridge, a message in a bottle and a 3D-printed lizard."
Symphony San Jose will open its 2025-26 season with Masquerade Fantastique on Oct. 4-5 at the California Theatre in downtown San Jose. Saturday's concert features a red-carpet welcome, an exclusive VIP pre-concert reception with wine, food and live entertainment, intermission refreshments in the Baton Society Lounge, and a post-concert courtyard dessert reception with conductor Nathan Aspinall, soloist Jon Nakamatsu and Symphony San Jose musicians. Jon Nakamatsu will perform Rachmaninoff's 1934 Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini. The program includes Anna Clyne's Masquerade and Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique. Ticket prices range $35–$115. Valley Water and Creek Connections Action Group mobilized 1,539 volunteers who collected about 25,885 pounds of trash along 74.5 miles of waterways during Coastal Cleanup Day.
Read at The Mercury News
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