Bay Area Events

A weekly docent-led wildflower walk through the preserve.

Artifacts, art created for the museum, photographs and collections of newspapers and magazines, oral and written histories and more focusing on the history... More

Online exhibit documenting the rise of Lou's Village from its creation in 1946. Visit www.historysanjose.org/lousvillage to view the exhibit.

Diane Tasca's stage adaptation of Jane Austen's first novel is performed by Pear Avenue Theatre. Opens Fri, May 16. Thu-Sat, 8pm and Sun, 2pm. Thru... More

Saratoga Drama Group performs this story loosely based on the novel Don Quixote. Opens Sat, May 17. Fri-Sat, 8pm and Sun, 2:30pm. Plus Thu, Jun 5,... More

More than 100 makishi, or mask characters, from the "Three Corners" region of Africa.

Learn about locks, keys, locksmithing tools, safes and more through exhibits and hands-on activities.

With three standup comics.

Jades from the Ming Dynasty to Early Twentieth Century.

An online-only exhibit presenting oral histories from former plant workers. Visit www.historysanjose.org/cannerylife to view the exhibit.

Museum hosts "Life Tech," "Innovation" and "Exploration."

Register for a six week summer workshop that offers training in ballet, jazz and Chinese dance.

Prints from the 16th through 18th centuries of artist mock-ups.

Including loans from Stuart Davis and Albert Gleizes.

A bi-weekly comedic open mic, hosted by Joni Rodgers, featuring 10 comedians. Every other Sun.

his web-based exhibit showcases the history of various neighborhoods in San Jose. Visit www.historysanjose.org/neighborhoods to view the exhibit.

This online exhibit focuses on various local labeling companies, the labeling process and the legacy of the everyday works of art. Visit www.historysanjose.org/labellegacy... More

Selections from the collection of Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson, including paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints by various artists.