South Bay and Peninsula

Oct. 31

San Jose Ghost Hunt: What do you get when you combine a role-playing outdoor city game with the challenge of an outdoor escape room, scavenger hunt, and the suspense of a paranormal activity? Get your paranormal-detecting tools and participate in this event as you roam the streets of San Jose in search of clues, solve puzzles and challenges. Tickets are from $10. 5 p.m., 356 Santana Row, San Jose. bit.ly/4o2XAj0 

The Phantom of the Opera 100th Anniversary: Watch this silent version of The Phantom of the Opera on its 100th anniversary. Be mesmerized by Lon Chaney’s iconic performance and makeup that introduced audiences to gothic spectacle on screen. Tickets start from $12 and above.  7 p.m., 3Below Theaters & Cafe, 288 S. Second St., San Jose. bit.ly/3WOvsUE 

“A Driving Beat”: Watch this TheatreWorks debut of Jordan Ramirez Puckett’s play following the story of a mother and her adopted son on a cross-country road trip as they discover their identity and common ground. 8 p.m., Second Stage, Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, 500 Castro St., Mountain View. ​bit.ly/47xdoEJ 

Nov. 1

Friends of the Library Book Sale: Visit the Mountain View Library for great bargains on books. Proceeds from the sales will help fund the library programs. The book sale is behind the library on Mercy Street. 10:30 a.m., 585 Franklin St., Mountain View. bit.ly/3ITI9KP 

Garden Workshop — “Wreath making”: Come and learn about wreath making using natural materials. Get your organic materials from your own backyard or from your neighborhood and learn to construct a decorative wreath. Registration required. 10 a.m., 230 Demeter St., East Palo Alto. bit.ly/43kwOu2 

Rancho Day: Experience Ranch Day filled with hands-on activities, performances, and displays exploring life on California’s historic ranchos. There will be a Mexican tin art workshop, a spinning and weaving demonstration, storytelling, and display panels telling the stories of Juana Briones and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Tickets are $10. 10 a.m., Los Altos History Museum, 51 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos. bit.ly/49er34T 

Nov. 2

Tai Chi with Nelson Ng: Get your mind and body refreshed with this weekly Tai Chi session with Nelson Ng. Ng learnt Tai Chi in 1989 from Master Gene Chen, who was a disciple of Grandmaster Feng ZhiQiang. The class is free and open to beginners. 10 a.m., Rinconada Library, 1213 Newell Road, Palo Alto. bit.ly/4qklbgD 

Hockey Fights Cancer: Cheer on your favourite ice hockey team and do your bit for cancer. Watch the San Jose Sharks versus Detroit Red Wings battle it out and receive a special “Hockey Fights Cancer” scarf. 5 p.m., SAP Center, 525 W. Santa Clara St., San Jose. bit.ly/47f8ScH 

Nov. 3

The Early Years Support Group for Parents: If you are parents or caregivers of young children with disabilities, then join this support group to share your stories and get advice. The group is led by two moms who understand the challenges of raising young children with disabilities, as they have gone through the same experiences. 8:30 p.m., virtual event. bit.ly/3JkjYVM

Paint Nite — Van Gogh’s Cat: Try your hand at painting while enjoying delicious food afterwards at PF Chang’s in Sunnyvale. End your Monday blues with this paint party to make you feel better. All paint supplies and instructions provided. Open to those 16 and above. Tickets cost $45 per person. 6 p.m., PF Chang’s Sunnyvale, 390 W. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale. bit.ly/4qlAqWC 

Keeping Feet Fit for the Next 50 Years: Our feet and ankles carry us through life but we often take them for granted until an injury or unbearable pain demands our attention. Join this webinar to get practical guidance to lifelong support of your foot and ankle health. Learn about common foot and ankle issues and tips on prevention and care with Christy King, DPM, who is a podiatric surgeon with The Permanente Medical Group. 12 p.m., virtual event. stanford.io/4nzcpcd 

Nov. 4

San Jose State University Art Galleries Tuesday Night Lecture — Elizabeth Turk: Join this lecture series with Elizabeth Turk, an artist known for marble sculpture and participatory, community art activations. Turk will discuss how solitary fine art studios transition into creating platforms for public experiences. 5 p.m., San Jose State University, Art Lecture Hall, Art Building Room 133, San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose. bit.ly/3Wde7on 

Smart Strategies for Holiday Eating: It’s that time of the year again, when we enjoy spending time with loved ones and indulge in good food and drinks, which results in the unhealthy yo-yo weight cycling. Join this webinar and learn how to enjoy the holiday season without all the guilt. 12 p.m., virtual event. stanford.io/4nlf6On 

Nov. 5

Comedians and Empanadas: Come for the comedy and stay for the delicious empanadas at Casa Guzmania Restaurant. Enjoy the lineup of talented comedians from all over the Bay Area alongside mouthwatering empanadas. 6 p.m., Casa Guzmania, 350 S. Market St., San Jose. bit.ly/48XCRbR 

Nov. 6

Line Dancing with Sandy and Kent: Learn a new hobby by joining Sandy and Kent for a family-friendly line dancing lesson. Get your physical and mental health in shape as you move to the different tunes. Beginners welcome. Class takes place in the Mitchell Park Bowl. 6 p.m., 600 E. Meadow Drive, Palo Alto. bit.ly/3J5dCcZ 

East Bay

Oct. 31

“Apocalypse Now: Final Cut”: Watch this iconic movie by Francis Ford Coppola with a 4K restoration of the original 1979 version. This version of the beloved war epic with a star-studded cast even differs from the 2001 Redux version. Contact [email protected] if you would like a ticket for a wheelchair-accessible space. 6:30 p.m., Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, 2155 Center St., Berkeley. bit.ly/4qBX3X9 

Watch Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic film “Apocalypse Now: Final Cut” with a 4K restoration of the original 1979 version on Oct. 31 at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive. Above, Martin Sheen appears in a scene from the film. (photo courtesy of Zoetrope Corp.) 

Halleyween at Temescal Alley — Family Friendly: Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween with arts, crafts and trick or treating. 3 p.m., Temescal Alley, 49th Street at Telegraph Avenue, 490 43rd St., Oakland. bit.ly/4higiAJ 

Faith and Blue Trunk or Treat: The Pittsburg Police Department will be hosting its annual Trunk or Treat event. Bring your family and friends for this fun event filled with decorated trunks, loads of candy, and fun. 6 p.m., John Buckley Square, 525 Railroad Ave., Pittsburg. bit.ly/4o1QIT9

Nov. 1

45th Annual Alameda Holiday Boutique: Kick-start your holiday gift shopping at this event featuring over 70 local artisans. Proceeds from the sale benefit the Leisure Club, a recreation program for developmentally disabled teens and adults. 10 a.m., Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, 641 W. Redline Ave., Alameda. bit.ly/4ht5ShK 

Stand Up Comedy Classes: Do you love stand-up comedy but want to do more than just be an audience? Then take this opportunity to enroll in classes that will teach you to write and perform your stand-up comedy. This four-week class is taught by Joe Klocek, a veteran who regularly performs in San Francisco. Cost is $250 per person. Registration required. 1 to 4 p.m., All Out Comedy Theater, 2550 Telegraph Ave., Oakland. bit.ly/4qkVGf2

Nov. 2

Live Comedy Starring Liz Grant and David VanAvermaete: Have an unforgettable night of laughter with stand-up comedians Liz Grant and David VanAvermaete. Be prepared to experience a night of sharp wit, big laughs, and unforgettable entertainment as both comedians film their individual comedy specials live onstage. 6 p.m., The Village Theatre, 233 Front St., Danville. bit.ly/4hogQoD 

The Alameda Point Antiques Faire: Visit the largest antiques show in Northern California, which has more than 800 dealer booths for you to shop. This is the place to shop for vintage and antique home decorations, clothing, furniture, jewelry, art, pottery, books, and collectibles. Tickets are available at the admission booth, cash only. 6 a.m., Alameda Point (the former Naval Air Station Alameda), 3900 Main St., Alameda. bit.ly/3L7dmL3 

Family-Friendly Matinee — Improv Comedy Show: Be ready to be entertained by live, unscripted comedy inspired by your very own suggestions! Provide your input and be part of creating improvised scenes, games and musicals that come with tons of fun and laughter! 2:30 p.m., Made Up Theatre, 4000 Bay St., Suite B, Fremont. bit.ly/48Fz3vE 

Nov. 3

The Path Towards Authoritarianism: Join this discussion on some of the actions and efforts to expand the power of the presidency and the unprecedented use of government power for retribution in the country with Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean and Choper distinguished professor of law at UC Berkeley’s School of Law. He is also the author of 20 books and more than 200 law review articles. 5 p.m. (doors open at 4:30 p.m., no admission after 5:15 p.m.), 2111 Bancroft Way, #104, Berkeley. bit.ly/47mqF1H 

The Job Club: If you’re looking for a job, then join this supportive group meeting that helps you keep a positive attitude, share ideas, form connections and gain perspectives on your job search. Registration required. 12 p.m., virtual event. bit.ly/43qp6P5 

Nov. 4

UCBRC Book Club: If you’re retired and have time on your hands, then join this retiree book club. This session’s reading is “Summer for the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America’s Continuing Debate over Science and Religion” by Edward Larson. The book touches on America’s relationship between science and religion and the impact it has had in our culture. If you’re interested in joining the retirement center book club, email [email protected] for more information. 10:30 a.m., virtual event. bit.ly/4hlpofL 

Nov. 5

Chamber Music for Piano and Strings: Watch students from the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra perform under the direction of Leighton Fong. Admission is free, but registration is encouraged. 12 p.m., Hertz Concert Hall,101 Cross-Sproul Path, Berkeley. bit.ly/3IV6MH3

Wellness Wednesday: Have a midweek reset session with this Wellness Wednesday series. This session talks about how healthier hydration and mindful habits can support overall wellness. Call  925-420-3856 to RSVP. 7 p.m., A Steep In Time, 7850 Brentwood Blvd., Brentwood. bit.ly/47g9y1n 

Nov. 6

RCOZ South Asian Women’s Support Group: If you know a South Asian woman or know one who needs to talk and feel less lonely, then join this support group to help you deal with the stress of it all. 11 a.m., 37055 Newark Blvd., Newark. bit.ly/4ozPD4N 

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