Events Around the Bay

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Events Around the Bay

Egg Hunts, Bunny Brunches are on the Menu for the Easter Celebrations

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April 2022

This – make it a triple fun as the past few years put a damper on the family’s, especially the kids festivities. Our chickens are busy laying eggs for the kids to express their artistic talents in decorating the hard boiled eggs and for their grandparents to express their appreciation and  adoration of their future Picassos.

Stop by the Samovar store in Mountain View to purchase some of the picturesque appliqués made in Ukraine to add a very special artistic touch to your decorative creations. So hop to it and get ready for the most enjoyable season of Easter festivities and spring festivals in communities throughout the San Francisco Bay region. Not all events welcome your pets so double check on the rules before disappointing your favorite pooch.

April 9: Alameda Landing Easter Celebration includes photos with the Easter Bunny; arm painting; balloon making. April 16 in Alamo: Rotary’s Easter Egg Hunt with face-painting, carnival games, balloon animals, live band, choir music, candy & the Easter Bunny! April 16 in American Canyon: An Eggciting Community Easter Eggstravaganza and Egg Hunt; April 9-10 & 16 -17 in Angel Island: Hip Hoppin’ Historic Tram Tour…. April 17 in Yountville: Definitely worth a trip!! – Bouchon Bakery complimentary hot cross buns, blueberry muffins and refreshments.

Just to name a few… Hoping your Hopping around the towns in the Bay Area is very Happy!

Photo courtesy of  Lina Broydo and Samovar

Opera Cultura Presents “FRIDA” in San Jose

May 8 -10

The life of Frida Kahlo unveils in the Northern California performances of the bilingual opera “FRIDA”  by Mexican-American composer Robert Xavier Rodríguez at its long awaited premiere by Opera Cultura at San Jose’s beautiful setting of the Mexican Heritage Plaza Theatre.

The highly-acclaimed opera incorporates music from Mexican folk traditions to tell the dramatic story of the life of Frida Kahlo – one of the most visionary and iconic artists of the twentieth century. Sung in both Spanish and English, FRIDA is the story of renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, wife of the country’s great artist Diego Rivera whose murals are prominently displayed in numerous locations in San Francisco as well as the special exhibits at the SFMOMA. An amazing artist in her own right, Frida’s colorful paintings live forever, reflecting hidden dreams and inspiring courage to transcend conventional boundaries. Based on the book by Hilary Blecher with lyrics and monologues by Migdalia Cruz, the opera is recommended for ages 12 and over. I’ll definitely be there. Should I wear flowers in my hair as Frida did?

Information

Tickets: $15 to $45

408-471-7853

Opera Cultura

Mexican Heritage Plaza Theater

1700 Alum Rock Ave in San Jose

Photos courtesy of Opera Cultura and SFMOMA

The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco

Mar 31, 2022–Aug 14, 2022

The most perfect exhibit to bring your youngsters who probably know more about Hanson’s work than you do… The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited celebrates the legacy of Jim Henson (1936–1990), trailblazing puppeteer, animator, cartoonist, actor, inventor, and filmmaker.

Featuring more than 150 objects drawn from the beloved worlds of Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, and more, the exhibition highlights Henson’s groundbreaking work for film and television, his indelible mark on popular culture, and the profound social impact of his work. Discover how Henson and his team of builders, performers, and writers created an unparalleled body of work, sharing characters and stories that represent diverse backgrounds and abilities. These stories continue to delight audiences and inspire people of all ages to look beyond differences and cultivate a more compassionate, inclusive world. Did I mention my Mother learned English by watching Sesame Street TV show.

Information 415-655-7800 thejcm.org Contemporary Jewish Museum  736 Mission Street in San Francisco

Photo courtesy of CJM

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