South Bay and Peninsula

Nov. 7

Navigating Your Career: If you’re interested in learn how to navigate your career as a clinician educator, then join this workshop designed for early-career clinician educators like yourself. Join panelists such as Dr. Alfredo Urdaneta, Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Dr. Meera Sankar, Clinical Professor of Pediatrics; and Dr. Robert Boutin, Clinical Professor of Radiology, to help you decide on your career path. 8 a.m., virtual event. stanford.io/4novKwq 

Hospice 101: Join this webinar to clear up misinformation and misconceptions about hospice and its role in providing end-of-life care for loved ones. The webinar will debunk myths about hospice and what it takes to cover the costs of hospice care. 12 p.m., virtual event. stanford.io/3L5817e 

South First Fridays #ArtwalkSJ: Come view new exhibitions, live performances, and more as you stroll past the city’s galleries and performance venues with family and friends. 5 p.m., 450 S. First St, San Jose. bit.ly/3Jl4WPC 

Nov. 8

The San Jose Water Lantern Festival: Celebrate light and community Nov. 8-9 with fun, music, activities, a food truck and light-up lanterns with the message of hope, peace, love and happiness. Early-bird tickets for $37.99 include festival access and a lantern kit, entry for a scavenger hunt giveaway, a gift pack with card games and a drawstring bag. 2:30 p.m. both days, Almaden Lake Park, 6099 Winfield Blvd., San Jose. bit.ly/4o9Z1fq

“Diary of a Wimpy Kid”: Watch this hilarious musical based on Jeff Kinney’s beloved book series that brings Greg Heffley’s character to life. Watch Heffley navigate through middle school, hallway politics, and the dreaded “Cheese Touch.” 12 p.m., Montgomery Theater, 271 S. Market St., San Jose. bit.ly/4qqjyxV 

A Graceful Time of Life — Spirituality and Aging: Join this workshop and learn about letting go, new beginnings and acceptance in growing older. The workshop will navigate some of the challenges, surprises,and uncertainties of this phase in life. 9 a.m., Nobili Dining Room, Santa Clara University, 500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara. bit.ly/3IZlrB2

Nov. 9

Mindful Yoga: Start your Sunday morning right with yoga by Makiko, who is a therapeutic art life coach, mindful art facilitator, yoga instructor and sound bath practitioner. Join her as she shares these practices with you. Registration required. 11 a.m., Los Gatos Library,100 Villa Ave. Los Gatos. bit.ly/48NtY4v 

“The Odd Couple”: Enjoy this old favourite by Neil Simon, directed by Aldo Billingslea and Christian Barnard. See what happens when a nest freak and a total mess are forced to share a space. Watch how the two mismatched roommates try to coexist without driving each other up the walls! 2 p.m., Louis B. Mayer Theatre, 500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara. bit.ly/3LtTkdL

Nov. 10

Monday Morning Book Club: If you love reading, then join this club and be prepared to discuss “The Women” by Kristin Hannah. The meeting is held in the conference room. 11 a.m., Los Gatos Library, 100 Villa Ave. Los Gatos. bit.ly/4qkvjWC

Trivia Mondays: Give your brain a good workout by answering trivia questions. Join this weekly brain-busting challenge and enjoy a good drink while exercising your brain! 7:30 p.m., Dr. Funk, 29 N. San Pedro St., San Jose. bit.ly/48JB5eb 

Nov. 11

Rare Disease Caregivers Support Group: If you are supporting a loved one with a rare disease and need some guidance and support, then join this group for parents and caregivers of children with rare diseases. Listen to others’ experiences, support each other through challenges, and get practical advice from those on the same journey. Registration required. 7 p.m., virtual event. bit.ly/4nkOhcT 

Veterans Day Parade: Since 1919, the city of San Jose and Santa Clara County have been honoring veterans in this Veterans Day Parade with support and contributions from many individuals and organizations. 12 p.m., Plaza de Cesar Chavez, 194 South Market St, San Jose. bit.ly/3J7hlqy

Nov. 12

Vienna Boys Choir: Be mesmerized by this young group of musicians with their distinctive charm, purity of tone, and diverse repertoire, which includes music from medieval to contemporary to experimental music. 7:30 p.m., Bing Concert Hall, 327 Lasuen St., Stanford. stanford.io/4hvzbAd 

Meditation for Self-Care — Move to De-Stress: Join this 30-minute session to learn simple stretches and ways to reset your body and mind while at work. Registration required. 11 a.m., virtual event. bit.ly/3WYaanD 

Nov. 13

Estate Planning Webinar: If you’re worried about managing your assets, then join this webinar and learn how proper estate planning avoids the pitfalls of probate and ensures your property goes to your loved ones or charities. 12 p.m., virtual event. bit.ly/4okX4gn 

East Bay

Nov. 7

Film Screening — “The Missing Picture”: Watch this film about the Khmer Rouge, directed by Rithy Panh, and his own experience during the genocide. Panh uses clay figurines and archival footage to accompany his narration. 2:30 p.m., 2155 Center St, Berkeley. bit.ly/42XfH1r 

Holiday Luxury Sip and Stroll: Shop for a cause this holiday season and enjoy special Black Friday preview collections, live entertainment, and wine tasting. There will also be a raffle draw. Proceeds go to the Livermore Valley Arts. 5 p.m., San Francisco Premium Outlet Mall, 2774 Livermore Outlets Drive, Livermore. bit.ly/47mKXrL 

Adaptive Yoga, Ages 7+ (Special Needs Friendly): Join this yoga session conducted by instructor Rathna Noojibail, a yoga and meditation teacher and yoga therapist with over 20 years of experience. The program is thoughtfully adapted for those with physical, developmental or cognitive challenges. A caregiver must be present with each child. 4:30 p.m., Union City Library, 34007 Alvarado-Niles Road, Union City. bit.ly/477J4k1 

Nov. 8

Sewing Bootcamp 101: Start sewing by taking up these basic lessons and get hands-on experience with sewing machines. Suitable for those aged 13 and above. This four-hour class will teach you about different stitch types for various fabrics, common hand-sewing techniques, and more about sewing machines. Tickets are $65 per person. 10 a.m., Ace Makerspace, Suite 214, 6050 Lowell St., Suite 214, Oakland. bit.ly/48H3QrS 
Veterans Day Parade: Join this second annual Veterans Day Parade, dedicated to honoring those who served the country. The best parade-viewing areas will be along First Street, between Birch Street and Maple Street! 9:30 a.m., downtown Brentwood. bit.ly/47tjrJq 

Goodguys 35th Fuel Curve Autumn Get-Together: The nation’s favorite car show is making its pit stop Nov. 8-9 in the Bay Area. The show features more than 2,500 American-made and -powered show cars and trucks. Watch the high-speed AutoCross racing series, enjoy live music and the metal-munching Demolition Derby brought to you by Hayward Firefighters. Tickets are  $31.62 for adults and $12.40 for children aged 7-12. 8 a.m., 2005 Valley Ave., Gate 8 or 12, Alameda County Fairgrounds and Event Center, Pleasanton. bit.ly/47lJjH0 

Nov. 9

Franc D’Ambrosio With Nick Crossen: Spend an evening with the man behind the mask, Broadway and movie star Franc D’Ambrosio, well known for his role in the longest-running Phantom of the Opera in San Francisco and the voice behind The Godfather trilogy’s musical theme “Speak Softly Love”. D’ Ambrosio will be performing a medley of highlights from the musical that earned him the title and The Iron Man of the Mask. 2 p.m., El Campanil Theatre, 602 W. Second St., Antioch. bit.ly/4hzFl2m 

Nov. 10

Lunch and Learn — Financial Literacy for Restaurant Owners: If you are in the food service industry, then come join this session to learn more about structuring your restaurant finances, discover how to build consistent profitability and simplify your cash flow. This event is hosted by Nick Martinez from Food Service Partners and Kim Gruidl from the Fremont Bank. Event is free, but registration is required. 2 p.m., Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce, Conference Room, 2157 First St., Livermore. bit.ly/4oJ01Hv 

The Monkey King — A San Francisco Opera Primer with Carol Christ and Naniette Coleman: Join Carol Christ and Naniette Coleman as they discuss four powerful operas this fall season. Christ and Coleman will delve into the heart of “Rigoletto,” “Dead Man Walking,” “Parsifal” and “The Monkey King,” and the unforgettable characters. $60 for public. 2 p.m., 1995 University Ave., Suite 365 (third floor), Berkeley. bit.ly/42XPwHV 

Nov. 11

Smash at the MADE: Join this biweekly tournament organized by the Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment. This week, it’s the Tuesday-night Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournaments! Entrance to the venue for players and spectators is $7. Pre-registration required. 6 p.m., 921 Washington St, Oakland. bit.ly/3Wp6LOE 

Korean Experimental Music Festival: Enjoy the music by the Del Sol Quartet with musicians from the National Gugak Center in Seoul as they perform their works of composers from Berkeley and Santa Cruz. 7 p.m., Wu Performance Hall in the Department of Music at Morrison Hall, Berkeley. bit.ly/4oalARl 

Nov. 12

Mystery Movie and Review at the Vine: Surprise yourself with a mystery movie at the Vine Cinema in downtown Livemore, followed by light appetizers at the Stampede Grill. Chat and review the movie with others, too. Open to seniors aged 50 and above. Registration required. Tickets cost $24. Meet at the Vine Cinema lobby at 1 p.m., 1722 First St., Livermore. bit.ly/3LtDKyO 

Nov. 13

Lisa Briggs — A Pirate’s Life: Pirates may be a popular Halloween costume for people, or remind them of Jack Sparrow from “Pirates of the Caribbean.” For Lisa Briggs, an archaeologist and National Geographic Explorer, she takes them seriously. Go on an assignment with her to the Mediterranean Sea to explore how pirates shaped the Roman Empire and learn other interesting findings about pirates. 7:30 p.m., Bankhead Theater, 2400 1st St, Livermore. bit.ly/4oD3Qhh 

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