Exciting Events Lineup in the Bay Area for September 12-18
The Bay Area is set to host a vibrant array of events from September 12 to 18, showcasing music, arts, and community gatherings. Whether you’re interested in live performances or family-friendly activities, this week offers something for everyone.
Highlighted Events in the South Bay
On September 12, guests can attend A Benefit with Ballads and Bubbles at Villa Montalvo in Saratoga. This fundraiser features live entertainment from the iconic Righteous Brothers, cocktails, a seated dinner, and both silent and live auctions. The event begins at 16:30 and aims to support seniors in their efforts to age comfortably in their own homes.
Later that evening, music enthusiasts can catch David Lee Roth, the famous lead singer of Van Halen, performing at the Mountain Winery at 19:30. Tickets for this event are available through the venue’s website.
September 13 brings a family-oriented event, Cars in the Park, at History Park in San Jose at 11:00. This gathering not only showcases pre-1949 vehicles but also offers interactive activities suitable for all ages. Another notable event on the same day is the Graphic Novel Making Contest Awards Ceremony at San Jose City Hall at 14:00, where participants are encouraged to dress in costumes.
As the week progresses, music lovers can look forward to the legendary group Three Dog Night performing at Mountain Winery on September 13 at 19:00. The band is renowned for their numerous top 10 hits during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Additionally, the 43rd Annual Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival will take place on September 14 and 15 in Central Park, featuring crafts, food, live music, and community entertainment from 10:00 each day.
Events Across the East Bay
On September 12 in Oakland, comedian Taylor Tomlinson will perform at the Paramount Theater at 19:00. Recently recognized by Variety with the Creative Impact in Comedy Award, she is scheduled to deliver an engaging set filled with her signature humor.
For families, Ballet Storytime with Tutu School Alameda offers an interactive experience at Leydecker Event Center on September 13 at 10:30. This event introduces young audiences to the world of ballet through storytelling and movement.
As the week continues, the Immigrant Voices Film Series will present two films on September 17 at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley. Following the screenings, there will be a moderated community discussion, providing a platform for dialogue and engagement.
On September 18, music fans can enjoy a performance by The Psychedelic Furs at the Fox Theater in Oakland at 20:00. This legendary band has had a lasting influence on the post-punk music landscape.
Whether attending a concert, exploring local art, or participating in community activities, the Bay Area promises a week filled with opportunities for entertainment and engagement. For more details on events and ticket information, visit the respective venue websites.
