Great article from MercuryNews.com about things to do in San Francisco and the Bay Area. In addition to the items linked below there are other very exciting options as well.
The Golden State Warriors have a four game home stand underway right now. Check out the schedule. Waitress is still performing at the Golden Gate Theatre. Miss Saigon is still performing at the Orpheum Theatre.
The San Francisco Symphony has several performances at Davies Symphony Hall. Check out the amazing Jurassic Park In Concert.
World renowned artist Bruce Munro has erected his latest stagger-the-imagination installation right here in the Bay Area — at Montalvo Arts Center. The show, inspired by the magic he felt as a lad reading “The Chronicles of Narnia,” has everything from pink flamingos to glowing tulips, a cascading waterfall and much more, all created with his trademark use of light and, well, magic. But don’t take our word for it, here’s one reviewer’s, um, glowing take on the show. And here are more details on how it all came to be. And if you’re headed to Saratoga, why don’t you check out some of the new culinary offerings in the area, including Pasta Armellino, the fettuccine-centric eatery that the Michelin-adorned folks at Plumed Horse opened a few months ago?
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