By Lina Broydo “This season brings together some of opera’s most iconic scories, brought to life by stunning visuals, brilliant vocalism, and the beloved artists that make Opera San Jose a cultural cornerstone in the Bay Area. We also celebrate the incredible talent on our stage, bringing back beloved artists our audiences have cherished while …
City begins testing AI permitting software designed to reduce cost and save time when building housing San José, Calif. – The City of San José is harnessing Artificial Intelligence to tackle the housing crisis by making it faster and easier to get a building permit. “It’s time to bring permitting into the 21st century,” said San José …
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By Lina Broydo “The alcohol industry has totally been disrupted as the pendulum swings toward wellness, and they are not getting their previously guaranteed new customers because Generation Z is ditching the booze” – declares Joshua James, owner of the “Ocean Beach Cafe” in San Francisco. “Now it’s cool and trending to hold a non-alcoholic …
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Mexican Independence Day is the time to embrace Heritage and Soul Mexico City- Aug. 25, 2025 — Communities across Mexico are preparing for a nationwide celebration to mark the 215th anniversary of the country’s independence on Sept. 16, commemorating the historic start of the movement in 1810 that led to freedom from Spanish rule in 1821. …
By Lina Broydo Spending a week (August 11-17) at the world famous Olympic Club in San Francisco/Daily City was definitely my favorite golf championship of all I have ever attended for the past 20 years, mostly the US Open Championships, but this was my first introduction to the U.S. Amateur Championship. And I loved it! …
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San José, Calif. (August 13, 2025) – The City of San José has awarded more than $4.7 million in grant funding for over 100 San José-based cultural events and organizations for fiscal year 2025-2026, reaffirming the City’s commitment to fostering a vibrant, diverse, and resilient arts and cultural ecosystem. The approved funding for the 2025-2026 Cultural Funding …
Through Mexico’s timeless traditions San José, CA — On Saturday, September 13, the air will thicken with the scent of roasting chiles, and live music will echo as Chile, Mole, Pozole (CMP) returns for its 8th annual festival. Celebrate Mexican culture and community pride in East San José as we honor the spirit of Mexican …
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By Lina Broydo Exciting news for SFO’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1 as it has been named among the “World’s Most Beautiful Airports” by Prix Versailles, a series of international awards to recognize outstanding achievements in architectural and interior design. The award was presented by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris. …
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Escrita por Pablo García Gámez, dirigida por Martín Balmaceda Por Hernán Colmenares Santiago, Chile, Agosto 4, 2025 – “Noche tan Linda”, una obra que nos invita a reflexionar sobre la identidad de género, la migración y la marginalidad urbana en Latinoamérica, a través de la historia de José Macario-Camelia Margarita, una mujer transgénero que sueña …
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Tradiciones mexicanas representadas en el arte popular Por Mary J. Andrade San José, CA. agosto 3, 2025 – Ocho esculturas gigantes que forman parte de la exposición “Alebrijes en San José” estarán instaladas en el Parque Plaza de César Chávez desde del 8 de agosto hasta el 28 de septiembre de este año. La exposición …