"Lost at Seventeen" will be available in stores and online starting June 11.
Play, stroll, bike and paddle at Lake Merritt from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lots of choices, some for families with younger children, some for teens and adults. It's BYOB — bring your own blanket (or chairs) — for most of these events.
Father-son duo Will and Jaden Smith reunite in this summer’s sci-fi blockbuster, After Earth. Sponsored by Sony.
Arisa White will be reading from her second volume of poetry, "A Penny Saved," at Pegasus Books in Berkeley on June 9.
Piedmont East Bay Children's Choirs produced this documentary about last year's tour to Croatia, Slovena and Serbia.
"Billie Joe Armstrong acted like a man with a new lease on life," said a one review.
New vocations bloom in retirement.
"Broadway Idiot" documents Armstrong's road to Broadway, where he appeared in the rock musical "Amerian Idiot."
More than 5,000 cat-lovers are expected to attend the first-ever Bay Area Internet cat video festival to celebrate cats through different daytime activities and premiere of the Walker Art Center’s Internet Cat Video Festival at the Great Wall of Oakland
In a recent blog post by The Piedmont Highlander, PHS sophomore Thomas Horn speaks about his upcoming movie, "Space Warriors," and how he balances his acting career with school life.
The newly formed Piedmont Players are taking wing with their inaugural production tonight, Friday, and tomorrow night – "The Queens of France" by Thornton Wilder – at the Piedmont Center for the Arts.
The Oscar-nominated documentary by Piedmont filmmaker Peter Nicks will have a benefit showing at the Elmwood Theatre in Berkeley.
The show is recommended for all ages.
Piedmont’s very own Kelly Corrigan, New York Times best selling author and event organizer, is rolling out quite an exciting line up of talent for this year’s Notes & Words show that benefits Oakland's Children's Hospital and Research Cen
Meet Danish-born jazz violinist Mads Tolling and his ensemble at a reception following the concert.
Temple Sinai of Oakland and St. Mark's Parish of Berkeley will connect their faiths through the music of composer Aaron Copland
'Disney on Ice' opens in Oakland today. We have an interview with two of the principal cast members of the show: Vicky and James Black, who play Cinderella and Prince Charming.
Earlier this month, we asked readers if they could pinpoint where a well-known photo of a young Mark Twain was taken in Piedmont. Here are directions to and a current photo of the location in the middle of Piedmont Park.
It's a busy — and varied — month ahead at the Piedmont Center for the Arts.
Director Mark Andrews accepted the award along with executive producer Katherine Sarafian of Oakland.
Call or email to schedule an audition appointment.
Arisa White, a Brooklyn, NY native, now lives near Lake Merritt and says she combats homesickness by walking the length of Brooklyn Avenue from Park Boulevard to the lake.
The Beyond Category Quartet and vocalist Jackie Ryan will perform Jan. 20 in the jazz series' first 2013 concert.
Robert B. Lowe's new book, "Divine Fury," is set in San Francisco and the East Bay.
The documentary by Piedmont filmmaker Peter Nicks moves into the next round of voting for the 2013 Academy Awards.
Adam Liss, an '04 grad of PHS and second-generation Piedmont filmmaker, is hoping to raise funds to finish his current project: a documentary on the zombie apocalypse phenonmenon.
The children's musical will have a December run in Berkeley.
"Tales of Olympus" is recommended for ages 6 and up.
A local seventh grader has a role in a Hayward production of the award-winning Arthur Miller play.
Pianist and composer Marcos Silva will headline the final concert of the current season at the Chapel of the Chimes.
There's local artisanal beer tasting Friday night at the Piedmont Center for the Arts.
Bestselling author James Patterson gives tips on making your child an avid reader. Plus, here's a great reading list for the fall to get you started.