#community-events

#community-events

Big Ideas in Medicine Conference: An exploration of the future of health care. Join conversations with thought leaders from academia, business, policy, and journalism as they present their big ideas that will shape the future of medicine. 7:45 a.m., Li Ka Shing Center, Berg Hall, 291 Campus Drive, Stanford. events.stanford.edu Storytime at Magical Bridge Playground: This program is recommended for children ages 0-5 years and their caregivers, but everyone is welcome. 11 a.m., Magical Bridge Playground, Fair Oaks Park, 540 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Sunnyvale.

The City of Sunnyvale recently earned top honors from the state for its efforts to implement policies that go above and beyond state housing law to facilitate housing production. Sunnyvale among 65 jurisdictions in California that have received the Prohousing Designation from Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) since the program began accepting applications in 2021. With a total of 62 points, the City has the seventh highest score of any jurisdiction and the highest in Santa Clara County.

"The truth is these global sporting events are incredible, but most of our residents won't get the opportunity to go either because they can't afford a ticket, or just logistically it won't be possible, and so our opportunity is to create a robust fan experience, from local legends going into classrooms to low-cost public concerts downtown that really help everybody take pride in our city and celebrate this unique moment on the world stage."

The Rangeelu Gujarat festival in Roe Green Park aims to celebrate Gujarat's arts and culture, showcasing dance, comedy, and music performances alongside food and art stalls.

The local artist transformed the long-abandoned Star Market in Somerville with art featuring a rat wearing a cap and overalls, adding a vibrant touch to the vacant property.

Reverend Shawn Amos performs blues and soul on Monday, Aug. 25, followed by Halsey and the Hi-Hats jazzing things up on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

The Cupertino Senior Center is holding an open house on Aug. 22 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for seniors to learn about classes and resources.

Festas, or sagras, are local gatherings centered around a specific dish or ingredient, bringing together people in a community setting with good food and local wine.

The fourth Valencia Live! block party transformed Valencia Street into a vibrant hub, featuring diverse live music, dancing, and engaging performances across various blocks.

The Sunnyvale Art Club is holding a juried art show Aug. 16-17 at the Sunnyvale Public Library, featuring 90 works of art.

"The work of Human Access Project is cultural change," Levenson told the Mercury. Portland's Willamette River is swimmable, thanks in large part to the city's $1.4 billion Big Pipe project, which eliminated most sewer overflows into the river.

The Alameda Unified School District is prepared for the first day of school, emphasizing safety for drivers around campuses during busy drop-off and pick-up times.

With the streets closed to traffic from 68th to 82nd Street on July 25, thousands roamed freely along the car-free corridor, soaking in the sounds of live music and enjoying the summer evening.

The fear stemming from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) expansion has led to the cancellation of cultural and musical events, as communities seek to protect their members.

Moon Lane Books in Catford has started a fundraiser due to financial struggles stemming from rising costs and shrinking school budgets, aiming to raise £40,000.

Every Friday through October 31st, Happily Ever Laughter invites families with children ages 5-9 to partake in whimsical outdoor activities led by resident fairies at Salesforce Park.

"The suspect in a bombing at Target in San Ramon last week has been tied to a $4 million, multi-state ATM heist crew that allegedly used disguises, power tools, and blowtorches to rob banks across the West Coast."

A private corporation should not have the power to decide the fate of a beloved community program that has brought joy, connection and meaning to thousands of Brooklynites.

Every year my girlfriend, Esther, and I would go to Coney Island, New York, to spend the day. It was a journey beginning on the 'D' train, to Stillwell Avenue.

Science@Cal hosts free public science lectures every third Saturday of the month. The talks feature esteemed UC Berkeley scientists and target general audiences.