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 Meadow magic |
Woz Way At West San Carlos Street San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95110 United States +1 408 998 8497 |
The Violent Femmes and More, and the Greg Kihn Band are to grace this open air venue in July 2006. The lush lawns and adequate facilities make this a sought after venue in the summers. It is located near the Children's Discovery Museum. Parking is available but arriving before hand is much more convenient. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pass The Broncos |
500 El Camino Real San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95053-1500 United States +1 408 554 4545 |
The Leavey Center is home to the Santa Clara Broncos basketball team. It can seat up to 5,000 spectators, and hosts the West Coast Conference Basketball tournaments. It also has a Sports Medicine and Treatment Center, volleyball, basketball, baseball and soccer team and training rooms. It was earlier known as the Harold J. Toso Pavilion, and after a massive renovation project, it was renamed after the late founder of Farmers Insurance, Thomas E. Leavey, a graduate from Santa Clara in 1922. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Go Stanford! |
Stanford University Campus Dr (between Arrillaga Family Sports Center & Police Station) San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 94305 United States +1 800 232 8225 http://gostanford.collegesport... |
Named after the principle donor, the late Roscoe Maples, a member of the Stanford class of 1904, this $3.3 billion multi-purpose facility was dedicated on March 1, 1969. This full-function pavilion serves Stanford students for all there event needs. Home to both the men's and women's basketball teams and the men's and women's volleyball teams, come cheer on your team or attend music performances in this 7613-seat arena. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The teal boys |
525 West Santa Clara St (at Montgomery) San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95113 United States +1 408 998 8497 http://www.sj-sharks.com/ |
Founded in 1991, the Sharks have developed a strong fan base in San Jose. Its games continue to sell out, no matter what its record is. Hockey season is from October to April. A variety of ticket packages are offered, from individual tickets that start around USD20 to more extensive (and expensive) group packages. See their website for further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Basketball and Concerts |
South 7th St. and San Carlos St. San Jose State University San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95192 United States +1 408 924 6333 http://www.union.sjsu.edu/ec/e... |
Home to the Spartans, this venue hosts collegiate basketball games, trade shows, lectures, conferences and concerts with artists like Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen and the Beastie Boys. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Power Performances |
Student Union One Washington Square San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 94521 United States +1 408 924 6360 http://www.union.sjsu.edu/EC/e... |
Located on the San Jose University campus, this multi-purpose arena has a seating capacity of 6,500 spectators. Choose from live sporting action and rocking concerts. Alternatively, you could head to the well-equipped fitness center, which is absolutely free for students. Otherwise, opt for a vigorous aerobics workout. Famous musicians, such as Pearl Jam, Sarah McLachlan, the Beastie Boys, and the Power Rangers have performed at this venue. The arena is also home to the Spartans basketball team. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Holds 30,000 |
At the corner of Seventh St and E Alma Ave San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95112 United States +1 408 924 6363 http://sanjose.earthquakes.mls... |
Home of the San Jose Earthquakes and San Jose State University's football team, the stadium holds over 30,000 persons. Over the years, the facility has hosted many international sporting events and concerts. What began in 1933 as 4000 seat venue has constantly been upgraded and expanded into a modern venue for enjoying sporting events of all kinds as well as concerts, yet it still retains the charm of days gone by. NOTE: Credit card acceptance varies by event. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Go Stanford! |
Stanford University San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 94720 United States +1 650 723 4103 / +1 650 725 2876 |
Stanford Stadium, located in the campus of the world-renowned Stanford University, is the largest privately owned college football facility in America. This stadium has held a record crowd of 94,000 spectators! Built in 1921, Stanford Stadium has received worldwide recognition from millions of sports fans watching the Super Bowl XIX and the Olympic Soccer competition. In 1994, the stadium played host to the Soccer World Cup. The Women's World Cup came to Stanford Stadium on July 4, 1999. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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