OFJCC Campus, 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303

The Z3 Conference is our public square: a place to celebrate, wrestle with big ideas and dream boldly about what comes next.At a moment when questions of Jewish power, vulnerability, belonging and responsibility are impossible to avoid, the Z3 Conference creates a Jewish public square where we don't just discuss them, we claim them. We'll encounter competing perspectives, argue through hard choices, and decide together what we're responsible for building next.Livestream free-$99; in person $195-209Presented by The Oshman Family JCC

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Z3 Conference

The Z3 Conference is our public square: a place to celebrate, wrestle with big ideas and dream boldly about what comes next.At...

Henry M Gunn High School

Please join Gunn Theatre for our fall production of Twelve Angry Jurors, a gripping stage adaptation of Reginald Rose’s award-winning classic movie. Set in 1957 on a sweltering summer day, Twelve Angry Jurors dramatizes the huge responsibility of 12 New Yorkers who must decide if a teenager is guilty of the crime of murdering his father. At first, it seems like the kid “doesn’t stand a chance,” as the guard states, but one juror insists on looking deeper into the evidence. Will the 12 jurors make it to a unanimous decision? Come join us to find out!
Performances take place October 30 - November 7 in the Little Theater at Gunn High School. Find out more and purchase tickets at <a href="https://gunntheatre.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"></a><a href="https://www.gunntheatre.org/twelve-angry-jurors" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">gunntheatre.org/twelve-angry-jurors</a>
Opening Night and Gala: Fri, Oct 30, at 6:30 p.m.&nbsp;
Matinee: Sat, Oct 31, at 2 p.m.
Matinee: Wed, Nov 4, at 4 p.m.
Thurs, Nov 5, at 7 p.m.&nbsp; Fri, Nov 6, at 7 p.m.&nbsp;
Closing Night: Sat Nov 7, at 7 p.m.

Local Event: Gunn Theatre presents Twelve Angry Jurors

Gunn Theatre presents Twelve Angry Jurors

Please join Gunn Theatre for our fall production of Twelve Angry Jurors, a gripping stage adaptation of Reginald Rose’s...

Zoom Webinar

Learn how to protect yourself and your finances against scammers and fraud. Spot red flags, see through common scams and keep your technology from being a vulnerability. Speakers include Robert Jordan (VP of Information Security) and Puneet Grover (VP of Enterprise Risk) from Stanford Federal Credit Union. The presentation will be followed by a Q&amp;A session. <a href="https://sfcu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hAH-II3URyic4jR73v9VGg#/registration" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Register here</a>

Local Event: Scam Proof Your Life Webinar

Scam Proof Your Life Webinar

Learn how to protect yourself and your finances against scammers and fraud. Spot red flags, see through common scams and keep...

Viewpoints Art Gallery

Show Dates: November 4-29, 2026Meet the Artist Days: Sunday, November 15 and November 22, 11am-5pm Viewpoints Gallery is delighted to ring in the holiday season with “Natural Wonders,” a dazzling collection of new works in gold leaf, acrylic and collage by Woodside artist, Amy Rattner. Amy has been painting wildlife for 20 years and her ability to capture the spirit and personality of her animal subjects shines through in each piece of her new collection. “Natural Wonders” features animals from California and around the globe that have held deep meaning for Amy, literally or symbolically, throughout her life. As a result, this vibrant collection touches on themes that are both global and personal, including motherhood, metamorphosis, change and conservation. Amy’s work juxtaposes gold leaf with beautiful handmade Japanese paper, simple compositions and masterful acrylic painting. Her distinctly elegant style elevates her wild subjects, highlighting each animal’s inherent beauty, grace and essential value to the artist and to the world at large. 
Amy’s unique design aesthetic took shape at an early age and continues to inspire her today. “My mom lived in Kyoto for a year in college and filled our childhood home with beautiful Japanese screens, artifacts and woodblock prints. I grew up adoring Japanese art and design, which honored elegance, simplicity and the concept of less is more," says Amy. She also draws inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement of the 1920s, which celebrated a return to handcrafted art, natural materials and simplicity in design. 
Amy works at home (with her two Bernese mountain dogs at her feet), and at her studio at Art Bias in San Carlos. After receiving a BA and MA in English from Stanford, she started her own graphic design firm, Kindred-Storey Designs until she rediscovered her love of fine art in 2006. Since then, Amy’s award-winning work has been juried into local, national, and international exhibitions and has appeared in magazines such as Mountain Home, Southwest Art, Palette Magazineand Art and Color 365. Her work has been featured in galleries throughout California, in Santa Fe, New Mexico and online at UGallery. She is a member of Allied Artists West (AAW), Art Bias, the Santa Clara Valley Watercolor Society, American Women Artists and the Association of Animal Artists. Amy’s work is currently available at Viewpoints Gallery in Los Altos.&nbsp; More information about Amy’s work can be found on her website, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amyrattnertart.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">www.amyrattnertart.com</a>, on Instagram @amysr, on Facebook <a target="_blank" href="https://www.facebook.com/AmyRattnerArt" rel="nofollow noopener">www.facebook.com/AmyRattnerArt</a> and on the Viewpoints Gallery website, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.viewpointsgallery.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">www.viewpointsgallery.com</a>.

Local Event: “Natural Wonders” by Amy Rattner

Los Altos

“Natural Wonders” by Amy Rattner

Show Dates: November 4-29, 2026Meet the Artist Days: Sunday, November 15 and November 22, 11am-5pm Viewpoints Gallery is...

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

<h1>Radiance: Songs of Light, Fire &amp; Sky</h1>
 From the first light of dawn to the darkness of a total eclipse, Radiance explores music of light, fire, and sky across five centuries. Hear Renaissance madrigals by two trailblazing women composers, one rescued from a lost partbook just a few years ago, alongside Lauridsen's passionate "Fire Songs" and Melissa Dunphy's dazzling Totality, premiered at the BBC Proms. The evening concludes with soaring American hymns sung by the incomparable San Francisco Bay Area Chamber Choir.&nbsp;

Local Event: San Francisco Bay Area Chamber Choir: Radiance

San Francisco Bay Area Chamber Choir: Radiance

Radiance: Songs of Light, Fire & Sky
 From the first light of dawn to the darkness of a total eclipse, Radiance explores music...

Cupertino High School

The landmark 10th free Bay Area Kids' Book Fair is coming to&nbsp;Cupertino THIS Saturday, Nov. 7. 
The next day, Nov. 8, the Book Fair will be in San Ramon.
The Silicon Valley Book Fair THIS&nbsp;SATURDAY is once again at Cupertino High School, 10100 Finch Ave., off Stevens Creek Blvd.
The East Bay Fair on Nov. 8 is at Pine Valley Middle School, 3000 Pine Valley Rd. in San Ramon off San Ramon Valley Blvd.
All-time favorite children’s books characters Elephant &amp; Piggie plus movie stars Woody and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story will be on hand each day to meet and greet their fans of all ages at the Bay Area Kids’ Book Fair.
Storytelling with authors each day at the Book Fair is sponsored by Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. The Fair features authors, illustrators, publishers and educational programs.
The Book Fair is open from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. with free admission and free parking at each site.
The first 200 families daily will get a free book backpack compliments of Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. Attendees are encouraged to bring canned goods to donate. They will receive a free raffle ticket for each donated can. 
Free Bay Area Kids’ Book Fair family tickets can be reserved by clicking on the Eventbrite link at the event website <a href="https://www.BayAreaKidsBookFair.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.BayAreaKidsBookFair.com</a>. All adults registering in advance online will receive a $2 Book Buck at check-in to be used for their first purchase at the Book Fair.
The East Bay Kids' Book Faar is at Pine Valley Middle School in San Ramon on Nov. 8.
Authors, booksellers and educational programs can secure an exhibitor space at the Book Fair. Visit <a href="https://www.BayAreaKidsBookFair.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">BayAreaKidsBookFair.com</a>

Local Event: Silicon Valley Kids' Book Fair coming to Cupertino THIS SATURDAY

Cupertino

Silicon Valley Kids' Book Fair coming to...

The landmark 10th free Bay Area Kids' Book Fair is coming to Cupertino THIS Saturday, Nov. 7. 
The next day, Nov. 8, the Book...

Silicon Valley Kids' Book Fair coming to Cupertino THIS SATURDAY

Environmental Volunteers EcoCenter

Bring your family to the Environmental Volunteers EcoCenter, located on the Baylands Nature Preserve, for an afternoon of environmental education. Activities are intended for ages 6-11, but older children are welcome.
Are you curious about bats? Join the Environmental Volunteers in our Community Program, All About Bats to learn about different types of bats, how they hunt, and what they eat! We will be doing several activities and will even explore real bats! We explore some of the myths and mysteries of our local California bats. Note: we will not be handling live bats during this program.

Local Event: All About Bats - EcoCenter Family Event

All About Bats - EcoCenter Family Event

Bring your family to the Environmental Volunteers EcoCenter, located on the Baylands Nature Preserve, for an afternoon of...

Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden

The City of Palo Alto and Gamble Garden are teaming up to bring you a FREE hands-on Vermicomposting workshop.
Learn how easy it is to make your own worm compost! Worms will eat your kitchen scraps and create a nutrient-rich soil amendment for indoor and outdoor plants. This is a no-fuss, no-smell, and low-maintenance way to compost.
Palo Alto residents can receive a free compost bin or worm bin (one per household) by attending a compost workshop. Compost bins are available while supplies last.
Adding compost to your soil:
<ul><li>improves structure</li><li>increases moisture retention</li><li>supplies slow-release nutrients to plants</li><li>reduces erosion</li><li>develops better root structure</li></ul>
Compost helps your plants grow bigger, stronger, and healthier.
Registration required via online or call <a href="tel:4089184640" target="blank">(408) 918-4640</a>.

Local Event: Worm Composting Workshop

Worm Composting Workshop

The City of Palo Alto and Gamble Garden are teaming up to bring you a FREE hands-on Vermicomposting workshop.
Learn how easy it...

Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

Opus 1 Music Studio presents an annual Honors Recital to highlight the most distinguished of our students. Performance in this recital is a privilege bestowed only through the nomination by a student's teacher.Free and open to the public
Audience members are welcome to attend the Honors Recital.

Local Event: 2026 Honors Recital

2026 Honors Recital

Opus 1 Music Studio presents an annual Honors Recital to highlight the most distinguished of our students. Performance in this...

Every garden has its hard spots. The strip by the driveway that bakes all afternoon. The corner that stays soggy after a rain. The dry shade under a redwood where nothing seems to take. Choosing the right tree for a place like that and getting it established is the difference between one that struggles for years and one that thrives for decades.
Palo Alto arborist Kevin Raftery has spent his career helping trees succeed in the toughest local conditions. In this class he’ll cover how to match a tree to a difficult site, from heavy clay and drought to deep shade and tight urban lots, and how to plant and care for it so it takes hold. You’ll leave with practical, region-specific guidance you can put to work in your own yard.
<h2>Instructor Bio</h2>
Kevin Raftery owns his own business, Kevin Raftery Horticultural Services, based in Palo Alto. He has taught in the horticulture department at Foothill College for many years, in addition to teaching classes at Common Ground, UC Cooperative Extension, and Gamble Garden. He studied horticulture and urban ecosystems at Pierce College, Antioch University, and UC Berkeley. Kevin is one of the founders and a former board member of Canopy: Trees for Palo Alto. He has also served on the boards of The Trust for Hidden Villa and Ecology Action, as well as the advisory committee at Gamble Garden.

Local Event: Successful Trees for Difficult Landscapes

Successful Trees for Difficult Landscapes

Every garden has its hard spots. The strip by the driveway that bakes all afternoon. The corner that stays soggy after a rain....

Have you ever dreamed of a gorgeous display of vibrant tulips blooming at your front door in the spring? Join Jacqueline from Phamily Peony Garden for an engaging, hands-on class on planting tulip bulbs.
You’ll learn how to create a stunning container display that blooms in stages through the spring. Each participant will receive two 5-gallon planting bags, fresh potting soil, and 28 rare tulip bulbs featuring early and late blooming varieties from our collection of Double Peony, Fringed and Parrot tulips. You’ll head home with two planted containers ready to bloom at different times in the spring.
Choose tulip varieties in your preferred color palette: orange, yellow, and red; pink, peach, and cream; or lavender, lilac and purple.
<h2>Instructor Bio</h2>
Jacqueline’s appreciation for flowers began quietly in her father’s garden, where her childhood afternoons were spent exploring and learning about blooms. This early curiosity shaped her creative path, leading her to study Fine Arts, develop an interest in psychology, and learn about Early Childhood Education. After finishing college, she chose to teach and support families as a certified parent educator through Parents as Teachers.
After the birth of her third child and the loss of her older brother in 2006, Jacqueline started nurturing her small garden, which, over time, grew into a half-acre field for hundreds of peony varieties. In 2012, she studied floristry at Filoli Garden under Anne Patrick and began making arrangements for local fundraisers and celebrations.
Today, Jacqueline grows specialty cut flowers that are not often available to florists. When she’s not with her family or tending her garden, she enjoys volunteering with Blossom Buddies, the Foothills Auxiliary, and Gamble Garden. Through sustainable practices and her homegrown flowers, Jacqueline hopes her floristry offers beauty and comfort to her community. Visit her website, Phamily Peony Garden.

Local Event: Planting Tulip Bulbs for Spring

Planting Tulip Bulbs for Spring

Have you ever dreamed of a gorgeous display of vibrant tulips blooming at your front door in the spring? Join Jacqueline from...

Opus 1 Music Studio presents an annual Honors Recital to highlight the most distinguished of our students. Performance in this recital is a privilege bestowed only through the nomination by a student's teacher.Free and open to the public
&nbsp;All Audience members are welcome to attend the Honors Recital.

Local Event: 2026 Honors Recital Day 2

2026 Honors Recital Day 2

Online Zoom Webinar

If you own a home or have assets worth at least $208,850, you owe it to yourself and your family to get the facts. Proper estate planning avoids the pitfalls of probate and ensures that your estate actually gets to those individuals or charities you wish. Plus, without proper planning, your estate may owe substantial estate taxes. A living trust can eliminate the costs and time involved in probate and will protect your estate if you become incapacitated by avoiding a conservatorship.
Note: This presentation is based on California probate law and may not be applicable to individuals who live in other states.
Speaker: Kimberly Barrot of Falk, Barrot &amp; Associates, LLP. Falk, Barrot &amp; Associates, LLP handles wills, trusts, probate, trust administration, and asset protection and is a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys. Hosted by Stanford Federal Credit Union

Local Event: Free Estate Planning Webinar

Free Estate Planning Webinar

If you own a home or have assets worth at least $208,850, you owe it to yourself and your family to get the facts. Proper...

Christmas Boutique (Julebutikk), by Daughters of Norway.&nbsp; November 14, 9:30 to 2:00 in the Immanuel Lutheran Church.&nbsp; Norwegian and American Christmas Items.&nbsp; Lefse, Kransekake, Norwegian Soup Lunch &amp; More!&nbsp; Complementary Coffee &amp; Cookies.

Local Event: Julebutikk (Boutique) Christmas Shop

Julebutikk (Boutique) Christmas Shop

Christmas Boutique (Julebutikk), by Daughters of Norway.  November 14, 9:30 to 2:00 in the Immanuel Lutheran Church.  Norwegian...

All ages are invited to spend a beautiful November morning at Gamble Garden.
<h3>FREE ACTIVITIES</h3>
• Guided tours at 10:00 AM, 10:30 AM, and 11:00 AM • Scavenger hunts • Education stations • Craft stations • Visit Elizabeth’s house • Storytime
Activities subject to change
<h3>REGISTRATION</h3>
Second Saturday is free and appropriate for all ages. Register for timed entry at 10:00 AM, 10:30 AM, or 11:00 AM. All Second Saturday guests, when you arrive, please check in at one of our two Welcome Tables in order to enjoy the Second Saturday tours and special activities.

Local Event: Second Saturday (November)

Second Saturday (November)

All ages are invited to spend a beautiful November morning at Gamble Garden.
FREE ACTIVITIES
• Guided tours at 10:00 AM, 10:30...

Join us in a beautifully restored historic building along the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve for a musical afternoon like no other.
<h3><a href="https://www.pianocitysv.com/preludio-edition-2025" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">PIANO CITY</a> is coming back to Silicon Valley!</h3>
For one weekend only, pianos will pop up across the Bay Area—in homes, on campuses, in parks, and right here at the EcoCenter! Join local pianist <a href="https://www.pianocitysv.com/susan-lin" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Susan Lin</a> for an unforgettable afternoon where music meets nature. Experience a live performance surrounded by the beauty of the Baylands, then step outside for an EV guided sunset walk through the preserve.
<h3>About the EcoCenter</h3>
Located in the heart of the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve, the <a href="https://www.environmentalvolunteers.org/ecocenter/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">EcoCenter</a> is a regional hub for nature and science exploration for all ages. A historic landmark with its distinctive Nautical Moderne architecture, the EcoCenter was originally constructed in the 1940s as a base for the Sea Scouts. Today, it serves as a thriving public nature center and community education resource as the headquarters of Environmental Volunteers. Visitors will find plenty to explore: from hands-on activities and interactive displays, to green building features and rotating art exhibits, there is always something new to discover at the EcoCenter.

Local Event: Piano City at the EcoCenter

Piano City at the EcoCenter

Join us in a beautifully restored historic building along the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve for a musical afternoon like...

Hosted by Diesel's FootPrint&nbsp;Wags &amp; Wishes Coming Together to Make Chronic Care Possible


Saturday, November 14, 2026
Woman's Club of Palo Alto
475 Homer Avenue, Palo Alto, California 94301
5-5:30 PM VIP Cocktail Hour
5:30 - 9:00 PM Cocktails, Dinner &amp; FunJoin Wags &amp; Wishes, an intimate evening on Nov. 14, 2026 in Palo Alto, CA, bringing together leaders in veterinary medicine, business, philanthropy, and animal welfare to support families caring for pets with chronic, life-threatening illnesses. Enjoy a beautifully prepared seated dinner paired with local wines, hear from leading veterinary specialists, browse our thoughtfully curated silent auction, and connect with a compassionate community united by a shared commitment – to help pets and the families who love them.

Founder Kaajal Tiwary established Diesel’s FootPrint in memory of her dog, Diesel, who lived with multiple chronic illnesses for nearly eight years. Drawing from that experience, the organization provides support in three vital areas—all directly funded by every ticket and sponsorship to Wags &amp; Wishes:
• Financial assistance for ongoing veterinary treatment&nbsp;• Cooperative care training to help pets experience necessary medical care with less fear and stress

• Therapist-led support groups for people managing the emotional and practical demands of long-term caregiving

Why We’re Here
When a dog or cat is diagnosed with a chronic condition, care is not limited to a single veterinary bill and may continue for months or years. Depending on the diagnosis and required treatment, annual veterinary costs can range from $2,500 to $7,000. With the right medical care, many of these pets can live full lives.
This ongoing commitment may include medications, specialist appointments, diagnostic testing, and other treatments, creating financial, practical, and emotional challenges for families. With your support, more pets can receive the care they need and experience the best possible quality of life.

Featured Speakers and Keynotes:
Dr. David Bruyette – Welcome Keynote: Beyond the Diagnosis of a Chronic Illness
Dr. Sherman Canapp - Live Better Longer - Together
Dr. Sophie Liu - How To Be your Pet's Advocate
Denise Fenzi - The Decisions We Make for the Ones We Love: Living with a Dog with a Chronic Health ConditionWags &amp; Wishes Benefit Ticket
$250.00

Sponsorships:
Founding FootPrint Sponsor&nbsp;$10,000

Presenting Sponsor Recognition: Wags &amp; Wishes Presented by [Sponsor Name] 
•Reserved VIP table for 8 (VIP Reception starts at 5 PM)
•Recognition from the stage
•Premier logo placement on event signage and in the program
•Featured on our website and in our newsletter 
•Logo on the printed invitation
•Dedicated social media post 
•Champagne toast with the Board
Guiding PawPrint Sponsor&nbsp;$6,500.00

•6 reserved seats
•Prominent logo placement on event signage and in the program
•Featured on our website and in our newsletter
•Recognition from the stage
•Dedicated social media post
Lasting HeartPrint Sponsor&nbsp;$3,500.00

• 4 reserved seats at a shared sponsor table
• Logo placement on event signage and in the program
• Dedicated social post
• Listed on our website
Nurturing NosePrint Sponsor&nbsp;$1,500.00

• 2 event tickets
• Logo placement on event signage and in the program
• Included in a sponsor thank-you social post
• Listed on our website

EveryPrint Counts for Diesel&nbsp;$500.00

• 1 event ticket
• Name listed on event signage and in the program

Event information:
<a href="https://dieselsfootprint.org/get-involved/wags-wishes/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">dieselsfootprint.org/get-involved/wags-wishes/</a>
Tickets and sponsorships:
<a href="https://event.auctria.com/27448253-f631-484e-9f75-e0af97453c8a/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://event.auctria.com/27448253-f631-484e-9f75-e0af97453c8a/tickets</a>

Local Event: Wags & Wishes An elegant evening to support pets with chronic illness and the families who love them

Wags & Wishes An elegant evening to support...

Hosted by Diesel's FootPrint Wags & Wishes Coming Together to Make Chronic Care Possible


Saturday, November 14, 2026
Woman's...

Wags & Wishes An elegant evening to support pets with chronic illness and the families who love them

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Promax Service Group is a licensed HVAC contractor based in

Promax Service Group

We’re Promax Service Group LIC 1131077, a family-run HVAC company based in the Bay Area and serving San Jose, Fremont, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, and Menlo Park. We hold Mitsubishi Diamond Elite Contractor status and are a Bryant Premier Dealer. Whether you need a new system, a repair, a replacement, or a heat pump water heater, we do it for homes and commercial properties. Something broke at the worst time? We offer emergency service and same-day repairs. Want to avoid surprises later? Our maintenance plans keep your system running longer, your air cleaner, and your energy bills lower. We’re a small family business, so you’ll be treated like a neighbor, not a ticket number. Rebates and financing are available, and we’ll help you sort through the options Call or text us at (669) 777-1997 to book your FREE Estimate Visit.

Santa Clara

We’re Promax Service Group LIC 1131077, a family-run HVAC company based in the Bay Area and serving San Jose, Fremont, Santa Clara, Mountain View,...

VoicED Academy is a specialized college guidance and academi

VoicED Academy

VoicED Academy is a specialized college guidance and academic strategy organization founded by Ava Gencheva. With over 20 years of experience in elite education, the academy provides comprehensive support for high school students navigating the competitive admissions process to selective universities worldwide. The organization is grounded in a strategic, thinking-driven philosophy that prioritizes long-term development over simple checklists. Services include personalized college strategy and admissions planning, expert academic writing and essay coaching, and structured group programs. Founder Ava Gencheva, a former school director and UCLA admissions reader, brings a unique dual perspective to her consulting, having supported thousands of students in achieving their academic goals. Her expertise extends to helping students build authentic voices and clear direction, with a track record that includes guiding more high school students to the TED stage than any other educator in Silicon Valley. Families can expect an integrated, high-touch experience that covers everything from initial planning to final application submission. By focusing on fit, purpose, and original thinking, VoicED Academy helps students stand out with confidence and clarity throughout their educational journey.

VoicED Academy is a specialized college guidance and academic strategy organization founded by Ava Gencheva. With over 20 years of experience in...

Illusive Comics & Games, LLC

All are welcome at Illusive Comics &amp; Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized, and welcoming shop. It's easy for anyone to come in and wander, and shop. Roll some gorgeous dice and play some boardgames if you have the time. We will you pick out the perfect item you're looking for! We have the largest selection of new comics in the Bay Area. You can also find Dungeons &amp; Dragons, Pokemon, Magic: the Gathering, and a huge selection of boardgames. We've got comic books for every age, starting with Superhero board books. We have a full weekend of events all of the time, which we update on our website each week. There's also space for free Boardgaming for you and your friends. Illusive has been a Santa Clara mainstay since 2007. We're on Stevens Creek at Lawrence Expy and 280, next to Harbor Freight, on the other end of the center from MicroCenter. Open every day of the year, our Holiday Hours for 2026/27 are Mon 11a-7p Tues 12p-7p Wed 11a-8p Thur 11a-7p Fri 11a-9p Sat 10a-7p Sun 11a-7p (Libraries, Teachers and Schools- contact us for bulk ordering discounts for your schools and fundraising options!)

Campbell

All are welcome at Illusive Comics & Games, located in Santa Clara. Woman owned and all spectrum friendly, we are a brightly lit, well organized,...

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“Natural Wonders” by Amy Rattner

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Viewpoints Art Gallery, 315 State St, Los Altos, CA

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Silicon Valley Kids' Book Fair coming to Cupertino THIS SATURDAY

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10:00 AM

Cupertino High School, 10100 Finch Ave, Cupertino, CA

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“Natural Wonders” by Amy Rattner

Silicon Valley Kids' Book Fair coming to Cupertino THIS SATURDAY

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