
Chalk Granny brings Valentines Day cheer to Bistro Vida in downtown Menlo Park
Mary Kay Mitchell, who calls herself the Chalk Granny, was busy at work soon after Bistro Vida opened for lunch at 11:00 am today. Her
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Mary Kay Mitchell, who calls herself the Chalk Granny, was busy at work soon after Bistro Vida opened for lunch at 11:00 am today. Her
Emails Monica Waldman: In February, "The Main Gallery marks our fourth month in our new home in downtown Menlo Park. We've enjoyed getting to know
Woodside based artist Jim Caldwell is presenting a Pacific Art League class via Zoom on Thursday, Jan. 28, at 5:00 pm. Writes Jim: "The night
A poem written by Woodland School first graders early last year in Ivana Hansen and Monica Gojcaj's classrooms is included in the San Mateo County
Three Menlo Park women are part of the all-volunteer, all-California, all-female orchestra that performed under the direction of Retired Major Brian Dix, Director Laureate of
Learn about the cultural forces that led to the emergence of art quilts, and the California artists who were among the first to embrace the
When Menlo Park resident Arianna Tamaddon headed east to attend Wesleyan University it was with the idea of taking pre-med classes and eventually becoming a
Students at Sacred Heart Preparatory (SHP) in Atherton started and completed a large-scale art installation filled with their intentions for 2021 over the course of
After hosting many physical displays on-site, the Menlo Park Library is introducing its first online exhibit, Stitching California, exploring California's nature, landmarks, cultures, and challenges.
InMenlo contributing photographer Robb Most spotted a string rainbow just before Christmas in the Sharon Heights neighorhood. We followed up with homeowner Jay Crim who
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