Nestled just off Cabrillo Highway 1 about thirty minutes from Santa Cruz is the Costanoa Resort, an eco-adventure resort that immerses its visitors in the tranquility and rugged natural beauty of the California coast. An ideal escape for those […]
Celebrating all that Los Gatos has to offer and part of the Experience Los Gatos initiative, the third annual Eat Drink Play street festival is coming to Downtown Los Gatos all along North Santa Cruz Avenue on Saturday, September 28th. […]
With Labor Day behind us, fall is just around the corner. The approach of autumn brings with it crisp mornings, shorter days, and of course, pumpkins. Three glass pumpkin patches will pop up around Silicon Valley during the […]
Based in Palo Alto, Houzz is an online repository for all things architecture, interior design, and home improvement. Homeowners use it as a go-to for finding design ideas and inspiration, especially since designers and architects upload images of […]
In 1970, a shoe-string budget production called Popcorn hit a local stage in Palo Alto. Today, celebrating 50 years of national acclaim, Palo Alto’s TheatreWorks puts on a variety of modern, classic, and contemporary theatrical productions each season. For […]
Four blocks off Lincoln Avenue is Willow Glen’s is Parisian bakery café, the quaint Flower Flour. This cozy welcoming eatery is the perfect place to spend a lazy morning enjoying a warm croissant and coffee, catching up with friends […]
If you’ve driven through Mountain View’s North Bayshore vicinity of late, you’ve probably seen (and gawked at) the incredible circus tent structure being erected on East Charleston Road. Its expansive tent roof is visually analogous to the neighboring […]
Los Gatos has been making headlines of late, garnering write-ups in both the Wall Street Journal as well as Wine Spectator Magazine, which honored seven of its local restaurants with its annual Restaurant Award. The Wall Street Journal article talks […]
With the advent of technology, most of us spend considerable time indoors, staring at computer monitors, TV screens, our smartphones, and tablets. This tech phenomenon was recognized early on by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries, […]
For almost forty years, The Prolific Oven on Waverley Street in downtown Palo Alto has been “creating breads and pastries for the discriminating palate.” It’s no wonder this patisserie has won multiple awards for its sumptuous cakes and was voted by […]
Stanford University is pursuing an apprised version of its General Plan, which would govern how the University uses its land for growth over the next two decades. The plan was unanimously approved by the Santa Clara County Planning […]