Fall is full of local events – from plays to concerts. A rundown of what’s happening when and where follows.
The neighbors call it a magic house. And, in a way, it is. A recently painted mural on the facade of this Los Altos home makes it virtually disappear.
Curious neighbors wondered why I was potting up all the pepper plants in my garden last November.
For the past several years, I’ve overwintered at least one of my most robust or interesting pepper plants. Last year I decided to experiment on a larger scale.
"Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand - as if it were necessary to understand - when it is simply necessary to love."
- Claude Monet
In interior design, art is often treated as an afterthought. Long after the paint has dried and all of the furniture has been arranged, we start thinking about the art.
Roses come in various colors. I love pink roses. Lucky for me, there are many pink roses to choose from, including dozens of pink rose plants in the United States, in a wide variety of shades.
The Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
What began in 1979 as a much smaller version of the current event, the festival has now grown to include more than 300 craft and arts booths, two food courts, three stages featuring live music and entertainment, and a free dance concert, which this year features Take 2 performing 6-8 p.m. Saturday on the Main Stage in Central Plaza.
The Town Crier publishes six different glossy magazines throughout the year that are inserted into the newspaper.
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