Month: July 2020

From John McDonnell’s garden springs Corn Fest 2020

Menlo Park resident John McDonnell explains that gardening is in his blood. "My family has owned and operated a number of nurseries in the Bay

Council member Ray Mueller hosts community conversation on family & COVID-19 on July 23

Spotted: Norbert the dinosaur decked out for Mavericks

Yep – it’s really the end for much loved Pet Place

Yesterday was the last day for The Pet Place. Like many others, we will sorely miss it, and our heart will ache a bit every

Listen to Crosspulse Duo: Finding the Rhythm Around Us on July 22

The Crosspulse Rhythm Duo makes music out of anything and everything at a virtual performance on Wednesday, July 22,  from 4:00 to 4:45 pm. Keith

Spotted: Signs-of-the-Time: BLM – friends not enemies

Peace Cranes project in Menlo Park commemorates the 75th anniversary of Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombings

The community is invited to participate in an installation outside Art Ventures Gallery in Menlo Park (888 Santa Cruz Ave.) to commemorate the 75th anniversary

Black Lives Matter memorial on the quad at Stanford University

Menlo Park resident Carol Jorgenson let us know about the very moving Black Lives Matter memorial on the quad at Stanford. It's been there for

Joan Morris will talk about gardening with wildlife on July 20

Are deer munching your roses, squirrels hiding nuts in your pots, and raccoons tearing up your lawn? Bay Area News Group pets and wildlife columnist

Zines: a Self-Portrait in 6 Panels is topic on July 20

July is International Zine Month! Join  artist Breena Nuñez as she leads "A Self-Portrait in 6 Panels." Breena will guide folks to creating self-portraits in