Faces of Woodside

Jim Caldwell looks back at his 50 year artistic career on June 24

Emails Woodside-based artist Jim Caldwell: "I have been giving a series of slide shows on my favorite artists. Numerous viewers have asked me why I

Woodside’s First Friday on June 4: Wayne Thiebaud in his Own Words By Jim Caldwell

On November 15th, Wayne Thiebaud (pictured top) celebrated his 100th birthday. One of California’s favorite artists, he has had an extraordinarily long and productive career.

Lauren McGinnis caps off college years by designing a clothing collection

Some stories do have feel-good endings. Such is the case with Woodside resident—and Menlo-Atherton High School grad—Lauren McGinnis. We first interviewed her when she was

Tyler MacNiven is Woodside’s First Friday speaker on February 5

Siblings recall decade when their father owned Caldwell’s General Store in Woodside

For a decade in the '50s, Caldwell's General Store was located at the corner of Woodside and Canada Roads, operated by the dashing Emott Caldwell.

UNAFF goes virtual – and honors Joan Baez with its Visionary Award

Woodside resident Joan Baez is the recipient of the UNAFF Visionary Award by The United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF). The legendary singer, songwriter, musician and

Coming tomorrow: InMenlo.com gets a new look plus improved mobile solution

InMenlo is moving to a new platform tomorrow, October 5, which will feature a more robust mobile solution along with a redesigned website. We ask

Freddy Clarke (from Menlo Park!) at Woodside’s First Friday on July 3 (virtually, natch)

Woodside artist and architect Jim Caldwell talks about John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame X

Artist and architect Jim Caldwell, who lives in Woodside, is giving a Pacific Art League (PAL) talk "John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame

Kings Mountain Vineyards produces great tasting wines cultivated on Woodside estate

On a recent visit to Kings Mountain Vineyards in Woodside we saw the vines in their full leafy glory, stretching both to the sky and across