Show De Carnes introduces a dynamic dining experience in San Jose, featuring rodizio-style service with gauchos carving grilled meats tableside, enhancing the culinary landscape.
"For too long, CEQA has been weaponized to delay and derail housing, infrastructure and other investments we desperately need. In fact, a majority of the lawsuits brought under CEQA are not even about the environment," San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan told San José Spotlight. "With these long-overdue reforms, California is finally restoring balance to a process that has stood in the way of progress."
The annual Rose, White and Blue Fourth of July Parade and Festival showcased San Jose's diverse community, featuring a spectrum of cultural representations through flags, attire, and classic cars.
The Psychedelic Furs have influenced the post-punk landscape for four decades, blending rawness and romanticism with hits such as "Love My Way" and "Pretty In Pink."
Owner Jay Meduri reflects on the journey, stating, "It seems like it went by quick, but we hit a lot of bumps in the road. To me, the proudest thing, is that we stayed open. They never knocked us down."
Colonel Macabre describes their sound as "anti-genre," blending elements of multiple disciplines while incorporating traces of established genres such as emo, shoegaze, and indie rock.
San Jose's Playful People Productions celebrates its 15th anniversary season with diverse musical offerings, launching with 'Moana Jr.' for ages 5-11, and exciting opportunities for performers of all ages.
By incorporating local flowers, animals, and themes related to the Guadalupe River trail, we aim to accentuate the vibrancy of a natural environment that reflects the heart and soul of San Jose history.
