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Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music |
104 Walnut Avenue, Suite 206 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 United States +1 831 426 6966 / +1 831 420 5260 (Box Office) http://www.cabrillomusic.org/ |
Since it began in 1961, the Cabrillo Music Festival has successfully presented shows by more than 130 composers from around the globe. Music maestros such as John Adams, Elliott Carter, Michael Daugherty, and Joan Tower have won accolades for their performances at this event. From classical concerts and opera, to modern day hip-hop and rock, it is for people of all ages and tastes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City's Festivities |
10300 Torre Avenue, Civic Center Between Pacifica and Rodriguez San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95014 United States +1 408 252 7054 http://www.cupertino-chamber.o... |
Cupertino Jubilee is a fund raising event, held at the Civic Center in September every year. It is organized by the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce, which is a non-profit organization. There are several activities scheduled during the event, not to forget the various food stalls! Sample the scrumptious grub while witnessing the live musical performances. Even dance and choir performances are scheduled. Enjoy! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Health-food festival |
7050 Miller Avenue Christmas Hill Park San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95020 United States +1 408 842 1625 (Organizers) http://www.gilroygarlicfestiva... |
Two tons of free garlic goes into the food preparations at this annual event that celebrates the benefits of the seasoning. If that's not enough to ward off your date, you can both happily participate in the arts and crafts workshops and the great garlic cook-off—the highlight of the fest. There's more fun in form of celebrity cooking demonstrations, children's corners, music, interactive sponsor displays and the Garlic Festival Queen Pageant. The non-profit Gilroy Garlic Festival Association uses the proceeds from the fare to support the community. Work with them to help society, and party with them for some clean, family fun. Check the Web site for pricing and tickets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fifty Years of Fun |
344 Tully Road Santa Clara County Fairgrounds San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95111 United States +1 408 494 3297 http://www.thefair.org/ |
This fun filled, old fashioned fair is one of the biggest in California, not to mention one of the best. It is all here arts, crafts, concerts, a carnival, food, livestock, exhibitions, auto races, games and plenty of things to keep the kids busy. There are also carnival rides and games to go with the down home food and top-notch musical performances. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Annual New Year's Parade |
621 Tully Road San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95111 United States +1 408 292 8283 http://www.vsfsanjose.com/ |
Every year to celebrate Vietnamese New Year, also known as Tet, this parade rolls through downtown San Jose. Traditional Vietnamese processions and celebrations fill the park, as people from all over the South Bay come to witness this free event. Vietnamese student organizations from throughout the country take part in the parade, which features traditional dances, a very colorful and friendly dragon, and a display of fireworks. Be sure to try some of the traditional New Year's delicacies, especially the Moon Cakes. The event is free, some vendors may take credit cards. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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