South Bay Events

MACLA and Zero One presents new work from artists Ruben Ortiz Torres and Favianna Rodriguez.

Summer Kids Camp program that teaches young artists color and design principles as they explore mixed media, digital and traditional arts and crafts.... More

Restored English Tudor house features displays about Campbell's past. The grounds are planted in English-garden style.

From the "Riverbank" to the "Underground," explore this 2,500 square-feet exhibit based on "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."

A retrospective and biographical exhibit featuring drawings, portrait busts and paintings with scenes from Bay Area cities.

Displays of original Beethoven manuscripts, first editions, a lock of the composer's hair, art and demonstrations of historical keyboards. Fifth floor,... More

Explore the the different styles and approaches contemporary textile artists use to create wall art, sculptures and installations using knitting techniques.

Bob Weir, former Grateful Dead co-vocalist, heads up RatDog, a band formed in 1995 which has since seen many changes "both in personell and musical appr... More

Make a "buggy" sun visor. For ages 5-12. Free.

The Wellness Community Silicon Valley is accepting nominations for its 2008 STAR Caregiver Awards. Visit www.svwellness.org for more information.

A re-creation of a Victorian parlor in the museum's "home life" area, showing the utilitarian side of art. Firefighters of the Past: Building ... More

Documentation of the 50 years since the devastation of the Capelinhos Volcano, which caused a wave of immigration of Azoreans to California.

Children up to the fifth grade are encouraged to read and earn prizes at San Jose Public Library and other participating Bay Area libraries.

One of the earliest designs for an automatic computing engine. Live demonstrations take place Wed-Fri at 2pm and Sat-Sun at 1 and 2pm.

The museum hosts a variety of ongoing, hands-on exhibits for kids. Exhibits include "Bubbalogna," "Current Connections," "Secrets of Circles" and "WaterWays."

Circus Vargas 2008 is bringing its brilliant blend of breathtaking circus artistry and hilarious slapstick comedy to the San Francisco Bay Area from July... More

Displaying a range of artifacts and displays related to the history of computers, dating back to 1939.

Explore through interactive exhibits how technologies used to capture images, communicate across distance and record sound have evolved over time.

See a tarantula, scorpion, salamander, frogs, turtles, snakes and Millhouse the Argentine Tegu. Free.

This program offers nutritious meals, socialization opportunities and special events for seniors. $2-$5 suggested donation.