Downtowner Online
Your downtown San Jose weekly guide
May 22-28
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Contents
· This week’s events – Stage and Concerts / Live & Local / Miscellaneous Events / Film / Kids / Sports
· Classes, conferences, meetings, and workshops
· Literature / Art – Museums and galleries
· Dancing / Dining and Business promotions
· Volunteer Opportunities / Coming up / HP Pavilion
· Parking / Pedicabs / Traffic / SJ Mineta Airport
Friday-Tuesday – FanimeCon 2013 – FanimeCon enjoys bringing together the fans and industry side of Japanese entertainment. From voice actors, animators, and authors, FanimeCon offers a variety of guests brought in for fans to meet and enjoy, with opportunities for autographs, taking part in shows and entertaining panels. http://www.fanime.com/
Friday-Sunday – FanimeCon Outdoor Film Festival –Experience FanimeCon without going inside. Anime feature-length films shown for free Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting at 8:30 pm at Paseo de San Antonio and Market Street, next to the Fairmont Hotel. Friday: Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror; Sat: Summer wars; Sun: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time. Supported by the San Jose Downtown Association and 1stACT Silicon Valley. Produced by Giant Creative.
NHL Playoffs, Round 2 –Sharks vs. Kings
Go Sharks. Pivotal Game 5 is Thursday in L.A. Game 6 will be at home in the Shark Tank Sunday – the time is yet to be decided. The series may be decided Tuesday again at Staples Center. Let’s root the locals on to the Division Finals. www.sjsharks.com
Friday – Downtown San Jose Farmers’ Market, presented by Kaiser Permanente
35 vendors arrive each week to serve you fresh-picked seasonal produce, artisan breads and baked goods, freshly caught fish, grass-fed beef, locally produced cheeses, local honey and honey products, olive oils and vinegars, wine, and jams and sauces, all locally made. Open each Friday through Nov. 15, 10 a.m.-2 p.m in San Pedro Square, at Santa Clara and San Pedro streets. Special events throughout the season. Customers are encouraged to bring their own reusable and washed bags. (408) 279-1775; http://sjdowntown.com/events/sjda-events/farmers-market-presented-by-kaiser-permanente/
Buy tickets to Downtown San Jose’s hottest summer’s music festivals
July 19 – Music in the Park; headliner Ozomatli and superb lineup of talented openers. http://sjdowntown.com/events/music_in_the_park/
July 20 – Fountain Blues Festival; headliner John Mayall with Roy Rogers and the Delta Rhythm Kings and Ruthie Foster. http://fountainbluesfestival.com
August 9-11 San Jose Jazz Summer Fest 2013; Some major talent already announced. http://jazzfest.sanjosejazz.org/
Every Thursday – Music by the Pool – Summer series May 23-Aug. 29 with affordable food and full bar. May 23 – TBA, May 30 – Julie Courtney, 6 pm-sundown, Silicon Valley Athletic Club, 196 N. Third St.. 408-292-1141, www.siliconvalleyathleticclub.com
Wednesday-Sunday – Comedy at the Improv – Wed 8pm: Dan Wilson and friends, 8 pm; Thur-Sun: Pablo Francisco 8pm Thu, 8 and 10pm Fri, 7 and 9 pm Sat and 7 pm Sun. $25 62 S. Second St. 408-280-7475 or www.sanjose.improv.com
Wednesday-Sunday, Tuesday through June 2 – San Jose Repertory Theatre presents “The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus” – San Jose Rep’s adaptation of Christopher Marlowe’s classic morality tale, The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, explores man’s thirst for knowledge and power, the struggles between good and evil, and the ultimate bargains we make with ourselves. A darkly bawdy, deliciously mischievous world where avenging angels and diabolic demons are brought to life with leading edge projections, and sound and video storytelling juxtaposed with stunning puppetry and medieval play theatrics. Wed, 7:30; Thurs-Fri, 8 pm; Sun, 2 pm and Tues, 7:30 pm. 101 Paseo de San Antonio. http://www.sjrep.com
Wednesday – Fleetwood Mac – Mick Fleetwod, John McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks in concert. HP Pavilion, 7:30 p.m. www.hppsj.com.
Thursday — Brian Copeland stage performance – Copeland, an actor, playwright and TV personality, will perform his highly acclaimed one-man show, “The Waiting Period.” 8 pm at Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 N. San Pedro St. $25-$35. www.tabardtheatre.org or (800) 838-3006.
Fridays-Saturdays – ComedySportz – See competitive improvisational teams perform. 9 pm Fri; 7 pm Sat. Rotating show at 9:30 pm Sat. Camera 3 Theater, 288 S. Second St. $12-$15. 408-985-5233 or www.national-comedy.com
Saturday – Downtown Sounds concert featuring Tango music by Ástor Piazolla – Performed by Sotto Amore Duo, Stepan Rudenko, piano, and Sheena Gutierrez, violin. Free, 7:30 pm, First Presbyterian Church of San Jose, 49 N. Fourth St., San Jose, 408-297-7212, www.fpcsj.org www.sottoamoreduo.com
Sunday – Ballet San Jose School Spring Performances – An opportunity to see the next generation of classically trained ballet dancers in a beautifully restored historic theater. 2 p.m. primary division, 3 pm ice cream social, and 4 pm senior pre-professional division. California Theatre, 345 S. First St. $20-$45, 408-288-2800 or www.balletsj.org
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Live & Local ~ Downtown San Jose’s Music Spotlight
Did you know that Downtown San Jose has more than 40 venues offering live music any one week, ranging from open mic nights at a coffee house to superstar performers at HP Pavilion or San Jose Civic? There’s so much going on, it’s too much for us to list here. Please check out our Live Music listings at LiveandLocalsj.com.
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Miscellaneous Events
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Film
Friday-Sunday – FanimeCon Outdoor Film Festival –Experience FanimeCon without going inside. Anime feature-length films shown for free Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting at 8:30 pm at Paseo de San Antonio and Market Street, next to the Fairmont Hotel. Friday: Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror; Sat: Summer wars; Sun: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time. Supported by the San Jose Downtown Association and 1stACT Silicon Valley. Produced by Giant Creative.
Friday-Sunday – Genre Film Festival – You get to choose what you want to see and then you are “The Academy” and vote on the awards. The filmmakers may even show up. Friday at 6 p.m., Saturday at noon and Sunday at 1 p.m. $25-$65 Theatre on the Square, 29 N. San Pedro St. http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/251695
At Camera 12
“Star Trek: Into Darkness,” “Black Rock (ends Thursday),” “The Great Gatsby,” “Aftershock (ends Friday),” “Peeples (ends Thursday),” “Iron Man 3,” “The Sapphires (ends Thursday),” “Pain and Gain,” “Oblivion,” “42 (ends Thursday).” Opening Thursday: “Hangover Part III”; Opening Friday: ”Epic,” and “Fast and Furious 6”
At Camera 3
“Midnight’s Children” and “Hating Brietbart” through Thursday; Open Friday- “Kon-Tiki” and “Stories We Tell”
Friday – “Ghost in the Shell” 9:30 p.m.
Opera in Cinema Series: “Il Trovatore” from Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, Spain, Sunday at 12:15 p.m. and Tuesday 7 p.m. $17
At The Hackworth IMAX Dome Theater at The Tech Museum of Innovation:
“Flight of the Butterflies” ($10), “Rocky Mountain Express,” and “Under the Sea.” The Hackworth IMAX Dome Theater is located inside The Tech at 201 S. Market St. $8-15. www.thetech.org/imax/presentations
Coming June 6 and 20 – Cinequest presents Monthly Maverick Meetups –June’s theme “Inspiration.”
6/6: Mezcal Restaurant, 25 W San Fernando St, San Jose
6/20: Billy Berk’s, 99 S 1st St, San Jose. Free. http://www.cinequest.org/
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Kids
Opens Saturday – Bear in Mind: The Story of the California Grizzly –In-depth look at the history and science of one of California’s most revered and feared animals. The Leonard & David McKay Gallery at the Pasetta House at History Park at Kelley Park, 1650 Senter Road. 408-287-2290, www.historysanjose.org
Daily – San Jose Day Nursery, Child Development Center, for day care –San Jose Day Nursery (SJDN) cares for children ages six weeks to 5 years old in small class sizes. Immediate openings in infant, toddler and preschool classes are available. 33 N. 8th St.; 408-288-9667 www.sjdn.org
June 2 – DIY art: Summer Sundays with The Tech – SJMA and The Tech Museum of Innovation team up to offer two Summer Sunday programs. For the first, participants will meet the Tech’s Spin Bots—robots with pens as legs. Work together with a Spin Bot to make a robotic drawing. Free with Museum admission(free to members of SJMA and The Tech). An additional suggested donation of $5 helps cover the cost of materials. All ages are welcome. 1-3 pm. http://www.thetech.org/plan-your-visit/whats-new
June-August – Tabard Summer Youth Program – Camp offered daily, 9am-3pm; Extended care, hot lunch, financial assistance and half-day option available for all sessions of camp. Each camp ends its session with a musical theatre performance. http://www.tabardtheatre.org/summeryouth/youthPrograms.html
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Dynamic Sport and Social Club registration now open - Dynamic Sport and Social Club provides recreational sports leagues and social events for adults over 21. From Kickball to flag football, no matter your skill level or athletic ability, there’s a sport to enjoy and opportunities to socialize. DSSC emphasizes recreational play that doesn’t take the score too seriously. Registration deadlines are coming up, check online for more details. $60-$80 per season. www.dynamicssc.com/
Mondays and Wednesdays – Breakthrough Bootcamp – An outdoor workout that utilizes the field, track, bleachers, and other structures. 8:30 am. 275 N. 24th St. www.dtsanjosebootcamp.com
Tuesdays – Free Zumba Classes at the Fairmont – Fairmont Hotel in collaboration with San Jose Athletic Club offer free Zumba classes to hotel guest and to the San Jose community. For reservations email Tara.Betz@fairmont.com. 5:30 pm. 170 S. Market St. Free. www.fairmont.com/sanjose
Saturday – Sabrecats vs. Utah Blaze – 7:30 pm, HP Pavilion. $12-$82 www.hppsj.com
Earthquakes home games
Games at Buck Shaw Stadium at University of Santa Clara
http://www.sjearthquakes.com/schedule
June 29 – 7:30 pm vs. Los Angeles
July 13 – 7:30 pm vs. Seattle
July 27 – 7:30 pm vs. Portland
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Classes, conferences, meetings and seminars
May 29-31 – Annual California Presenters Members Conference – California arts organizations come together at the Sainte Claire Hotel, 302 S. Market St.. http://www.calpresenters.org/schedule.
Classes at the San Jose Entrepreneur Center
100 E. Santa Clara St. http://sanjoseecenter.org/
Wednesday – Taxes and the Small Business, 5-8pm
Wednesday – Understanding Retirement Plans and Their True Costs, Beginner, 6-8 pm
Thursday – HUBZone and Women Owned Small Business (WOSB) Program Certifications, 9-10am
Thursday – Doing Business with Cisco Systems, 2-3 pm
Thursday – QuickBooks Introduction, 1:30 – 5:30 pm
Thursday – Social Media Marketing for Small Business Success, 6-8pm
Weekly: Financial Knowledge Institute employee financial workshops – The Financial Knowledge Institute, a 501c3 non-profit organization, holds free on-site employee educational workshops on personal financial matters at downtown area businesses. Call 866-734-8465 or visit www.financialknowledgeinstitute.org
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Literature/Art
Opening June 6 (Opening Reception June 5) through Sept. 8 – Annie Leibovitz “Pilgrimage” – San Jose Museum of Art, 110 S. Market St. $8. 408-271-6840. www.sjmusart.org
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Museums and galleries
For complete exhibit listings please go to www.sjdowntown.com/Calendar.html
Anno Domini – the second coming of art and design – Presenting “Fresh Produce” exhibit. Also, group exhibition and art sale now open. Open noon-7 pm Tues-Fri; noon-5 pm Sat. 366 S. First St. Free. 408-271-5155 www.galleryAD.com
Art Object Gallery – Open 1-4 pm Thurs-Sat. 592 N. Fifth St. Free. artobjectgallery.com
Casa Jalisco – Open 9 am-3 pm Monday-Friday. 320 S. First St. Free
The Center for Literary Arts (CLA) – Readings, lectures, conversations and seminars that allow the San Jose community to interact with writers of contemporary literature who have demonstrated exceptional voice and vision. San Jose State University, events@litart.org 408-924-4600.
Children’s Discovery Museum – Open 10 am to 5 pm Tues-Sat and noon-5 Sun. $11-$12. 180 Woz Way. 408-298-5437 or www.cdm.org
City Hall windows gallery – Fourth Street near Santa Clara Street
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Library – 150 E. San Fernando St. Free. 408-808-2000 or www.sjpl.org
History San Jose – History Park, 1650 Senter Road. 408-287-2290 or www.historysanjose.org
The Japanese American Museum of San Jose – Common Ground exhibit showcases San Jose’s historic Heinleville Chinatown and Japantown. 535 N. 5th St. jamsj.org; 408-294-3138.
KALEID gallery – Open noon-7 pm Tues-Fri; Noon-5 pm Sat. $2 Tuesdays every third Tuesday of the month. 88 S. Fourth St. Free. 408-271-5151 or www.KALEIDgallery.com
LGBTQ Youth Space Gallery – http://youthspace2012.eventbrite.com/# 452 S. First St. www.youthspace.org
MACLA – Open noon-7 pm Wed-Thurs; noon-5 pm Fri-Sat. 510 S. First St. Free. 408-998-2783 or www.maclaarte.org
Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery – Open 11 am-4 pm and 6-7:30 pm Tues; 11 am-4 pm Wed-Fri. Art Building, San Jose State University, 1 Washington Square. Free. 408-924-4328
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum – Open 10 am-5 pm Mon-Fri; 11 am-6 pm Sat-Sun. 1342 Naglee Ave. $9, $7 seniors/students, $5 ages 5-10, free for ages 4 and younger. 408-947-3636 or www.egyptianmuseum.org
San Jose City Hall – Various exhibits – current: Asian Techniques and Traditions in Ceramic Art; Climate Clock; Green Buildings. Open 8 am-5 pm, Mon-Fri. 200 E. Santa Clara St. Free. 408-535-8168
San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art –Open 10 am-5 pm, Tues-Fri; Noon-5 pm Sat. Closed Sun & Mon. 560 S. First St. Free Admission. Donations welcomed. 408-283-8155 or www.sjica.org
San Jose Museum of Art – Through Dec. 21 – Swans, Swine and Sirens, capturing monsters, heroes and gods portrayed in Greek mythology. 11 am-5 pm Tues-Sun. 110 S. Market St. $8. 408-271-6840. www.sjmusart.org
San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles – Open 10 am-5 pm Wed-Sun (open for free from 7-11 pm on the first Friday of every month). 520 S. First St. $8 Adults-$6.50 Seniors/Students. 408-971-0323 or www.sjquiltmuseum.org
The Tech Museum of Innovation – Open daily 10 am-5 pm. 201 S Market St. Pricing: Adult admission for the galleries only $15. Add an educational IMAX film for only $5. Children (ages 3-17) or $20 for a combo ticket, active students with ID, and seniors will pay only $10 for museum entry and $8 for an educational film in IMAX – or $15 for a combo ticket. 408-294-8324 or www.thetech.org
Works/San Jose – Open noon-4 pm Tues-Sat (to 7 pm Thurs). 451 S. First St. 408-295-8378.
ZERO1 Garage –Noon-4 pm Wednesday-Saturday, 429 S. First St. www.zero1.org/garage
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Downtown Dining / Business Promotions
Hawaiian Airlines Downtown Ice airfare discounts – Go to www.hawaiianairlines.com/affiliate, use promotion code “SJDA” and get year-round discounts on flights to the islands and beyond. Click here for booking page: https://apps.hawaiianairlines.com/Affiliate/Booking.aspx
The Grill on the Alley – Preferred Guest Exclusive – During the month of May, when you call to make a dinner reservation for Saturday or Sunday night you will get $25 off your total bill. Call for exceptions. 172 S. Market St. 4082942244
Now Open – Chef Mo’s Café –Enjoy fresh salads, artisan wraps and sandwiches. Take a look at her catering and personal chef services too. Open 11am-2pm. 261 N. Second St. http://www.chefmonalisa.com/
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Agenda Lounge – 399 S. First St. 408-287-3991 agendalounge.com · Azúcar Lounge – 71 and 81 E. San Fernando St. 408-293-8482, www.azucarsj.com; Beso Club – 417 S. First St. 818-359-4235 The Blank Club – 44 S. Almaden Ave. 408-971-8511 theblankclub.com · The Brit – 173 W. Santa Clara St. 408-278-1400 britanniaarmsdowntown.com · Brix Nightclub – 349 S. First St. 408-947-1975 www.brixnightclub.com · Club Milano – 394 S. Second St. milanoclub.net · Dive bar – 78 E. Santa Clara St. 408-288-5252 sjdivebar.com · South First Billiards: Elixer Lounge – 420 S. First St. 408-294-7800 sofapool.com · Fahrenheit Ultralounge – 99 E San Fernando St. 408-998-9998 fultralounge.com · Freddie J’s – 97 E. Santa Clara St. freddiejs.com · Habana Club Restaurant – 238 Race St. 408-998-2822 998cuba.com · Lido Nightclub – 30 S. First St. 408-298-4318 www.lidonightclub.net · Liquid Lounge – 32 S. Third St. Loft Bar and Bistro – 90 S. Second St. 408-291-0677 loftbarandbistro.com · Beso Club – 417 S. First St.· Motif Restaurant and Club – 389 S. First St. 408-279-1888 motiflounge.com · Myth Tavern & Lounge – 152 Post St. 408-286-7678 www.mythsj.com · Studio 8 – 8 S. First St. 408-279-4444 pearlsj.com · Sabor Tapas Bar and Lounge – 72 N. Almaden Ave. 408-287-1737 saborlounge.net · San Jose Bar and Grill – 85 S. Second St. 408-286-2397 sanjosebarandgrill.com · Splash www.infernodances.com · Temple Bar and Lounge – 52 S. First St. templebarlounge.com · Tres Gringos – 83 S. Second St. 408-278-9888 tresgringossj.com
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Go find out what urban living is about: www.sjdowntown.com/Find_Your_Home.html
360 Residences (rent)– 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom homes available right now. Offering up to 6 weeks free on select homes plus an additional look and lease concession. 360 S. Market St. 408-295-1360 www.360Residences.com
The 88 (own) – 88 E. San Fernando St. 408-279-8882 or www.the88sj.com
Axis (own) – 38 N. Almaden Blvd. 408-297-9888 or www.axissanjose.com
City Heights (lease penthouses) – 175 W. St. James St. 408-286-2489 or www.cityheightssanjose.com
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May 30-June 23 — City Lights Theater Co. presents “Spacebar” Spacebar: A Broadway Play by Kyle Sugarman is the incredible comedy of how an obscure kid from Fort Collins, Colo., attempts to stick it to Broadway with his unproduce-able play of jetpacks, anti-gravity, and old-fashioned boy-meets-robot romance. Thurs-Sat, 8pm; Sun, 2pm. $29.95-39.95, 408-295-4200,www.cltc.org
May 31 – Give Kids the Blues concert featuring JC Smith Band – Benefit for the visual and performing arts program at Alum Rock School District, 8pm Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 N. San Pedro St. $25-$30, 408-295-6656, givekidstheblues.brownpapertickets.com
May 31 – Fairmont San Jose Winemaker Dinners – An evening of food and wine with the Wagner family of wines, featuring Caymus. Executive Chef Daniel Maurice hosts a five-course meal paired with great wines. $99. 7 pm The Fairmont San Jose. Reservations at 408-998-3914. www.fairmont.com/sanjose
June 1 – Vivace Youth Chorus 10th Anniversary Gala Concert – Featuring Vivace’s preparatory, intermediate, concert, chamber and teen ensembles. The Gala Anniversary Celebration will include works by local composers, and the chorus will be joined by alumni. 5pm, Le Petit Trianon, 72 N. Fifth St., 408-885-1746 or email info@vivaceyouthchorus.org
June 1-2 – Symphony Silicon Valley presents “A Hero’s Life” – Jason Vieaux – hailed as the modern master of his instrument – performs one of the most popular guitar concertos in the classical repertory, “Concierto de Aranjuez,” which is followed by “Ein Heldenleben,” or “A Hero’s Life.” This orchestral showpiece concludes Symphony Silicon Valley’s 11th season. Sat 8pm, Sun 2:30 pm, California Theatre, 345 S. First St. $38-$78 www.sanjose.org/event/a-heros-life-symphony-concert
June 4-9 – Broadway San Jose presents “Green Day’s American Idiot” – Direct from Broadway, the smash-hit musical “American Idiot tells the story of three lifelong friends, forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia. Their quest for true meaning in a post 9/11 world leads them on one of the most exhilarating theatrical journeys of the season. Center for the Performing Arts,www.sanjose.org/event/green-days-american-idiot
June 5 – Blood Drive at City Hall – For American Red Cross. To make an appointment, please log on to www.redcrossblood.org, enter the
Sponsor Code: csj 8 am-2 pm, City Hall Rotunda, 200 E. Santa Clara St. Call 866-236-3276 for questions about donating blood. Identification is required.
June 7 – South First Fridays and SubZERO festival – A diverse showcase of musicians and artists, the three South First Friday special outdoor events take place in conjunction with the monthly First Friday art gallery crawls in the SoFA District. The June event – a.k.a. SubZERO – is a DIY subculture festival that spans more than three blocks, with 100+ artists, special performances and three music stages. First Friday August & September is the STREET MRKTs which includes live music and more than 40 artisan booths. www.southfirstfridays.com
June 12, 19 and 26 – Starlight Cinemas 2013 – Take advantage of San Jose’s gorgeous weather by grabbing a lawn chair or blanket and enjoying free films under the stars in four of downtown’s central neighborhoods: San Pedro Square Market, the Historic District/Post St., St. James Park and SoFA District/South First St. Pre-screening entertainment changes with the season, starting at 7 p.m. www.sjdowntown.com
June 21-30 – Dine Downtown Restaurant Week 2013 – More than 20 of downtown San Jose’s best restaurants offer imaginative three-course prix fixe menus at affordable prices points to new and loyal customers. www.sjdowntown.com
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June 8 – Sabercats vs PittsburgJune 22 – Sabrecats vs. Arizona, $12-$82
June 26 – Justin Bieber
June 29 – Super Freestyle Explosion, $30-$52
June 30 – Sesame Street Live – Can’t Stop Singing
July 2 – The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour Starring Beyonce, $44-$263
July 6 – Sabecats vs. San Antonio
July 7 and July 12 – New Kids on the Block, 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men
July 20 – Sabrecats vs. Phildelphia
July 25 – Bruno Mars
July 30 – One Direction, $29.50-$89.50
SJSU Event Center
San Jose Civic
June 9 – Psychic medium Theresa Caputo Live: The Experience
June 14 – Gloria Trevi, 7:30 pm, $35-$65
July 23 – Amy Grant and Brandon Heath
Oct. 2 – Spank! The 50 Shades Parody, 7:30 pm $25-$40
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Parking / Pedicabs / Traffic / SJ Mineta Airport
Downtown Parking Rates – sjdowntownparking.com has a cool interactive map that makes parking easy. www.sjdowntownparking.com
See the sites of downtown via Segway Tours! Tours last about two hours, and include free training. Cost is $75. Tours kick off at the The Tech Museum 10 am and 2 pm. For reservations call 408-294-8324. For details visit www.siliconsegway.com/tours/
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Pedicabs – Eco City Cycles – Look for Eco City Cycles door-to-door pedicab service. The service is available Wednesday-Saturday from 7 pm-2 am. Call ahead for reservations or pick ups 408-771-7723. Negotiate your price. www.ecocitycycles.com
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Mineta San Jose International Airport
Visit www.tsa.gov for the latest information about security procedures.
For more information on Airport changes, maps, and services, go to www.flysanjose.com
Bike safety – San Jose seniors ask that bicyclists use the correct side of the street and slow down around pedestrians. Check www.whatsanjoseneeds.com
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