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Also on tap is a showcase of local artist Sandra Berkson as Artist of the Month for March. Berkson has been with the Discover Art League for about four years and has impressed a lot of people with her abstract art. ‘The Unexpected Guest’ set for March 16. ANTIOCH — The Vagabond Players season begins with a bang presenting one of Agatha Christie’s favorite mysteries, “The Unexpected Guest.”. Stranded and lost in the fog, Michael Starkwedder stumbles into a foggy estate in Wales to discover a man murdered and everyone in the household a suspect — just when the murder seems solved, Miss Christie pulls her almighty knockout punch and produces one of her famous surprise endings.

Winchester Orchestra Concert and Silent Auction: A silent auction fundraiser and spring concert featuring Scott Krijnen performing Dvorak’s Cello Concerto, Also cute infant ballet slippers with orange flowers and ribbon on the program are Arvo Part’s “Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten” and Ravel’s “Mother Goose Suite.” March 22, 3-5 p.m, West Valley College Theater, Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, $10-$20, winchesterorchestra.com, The Boy Friend: West Valley Light Opera presents this award-winning musical comedy inspired by the 1920s jazz and flapper beat, Through March 28, Saratoga Civic Theater, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, 408/266-4734, 408-268-3777, wvlo.org..

Christmas Giving Tree: The Almaden Senior Association is sponsoring a giving tree to help 50 underprivileged children get the gifts on their Christmas lists. Come by the Almaden Community Center and select a gift request tag from the Christmas tree, then return the unwrapped gift to the community center by Dec. 7. 6445 Camden Ave., San Jose. 408-268-1133. Holiday Open Studios: Small works, jewelry, textiles, home goods, toys, glass, soft sculpture, paintings, prints and more created by artists at The Alameda Artworks. Dec. 1, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. The Alameda Artworks, 1068 The Alameda, San Jose. https://www.thealamedaartworks.com, 408-686-4754.

This family-friendly event, put on by the Brentwood Art Society, has something for all ages and all interests as it gathers together local artists and vintners, and some of the Bay Area’s finest jazz musicians, When you throw in a basketful of children’s activities and fine art and music showings from Brentwood’s schools, it becomes clear why up to 17,000 festival-goers will participate, Within the Artist Garden, up to 30 artists will display and sell original, handmade pieces in a variety of media, including oil, watercolor, pencil, clay, bronze and multimedia, “In addition to that, new this year is a high school art show,” said Jack Gaughan, Brentwood Art Society president, cute infant ballet slippers with orange flowers and ribbon “High school students will also be painting with chalk on the streets, doing street painting, and the popular sand sculptures will be back.”..

This is a troupe of 16 men and women from around the world who move with whiplike clarity and sinewy zeal and don’t leave dancer engagement in the wings. They take the stage with the fierce intelligence and individuality of modern dancers and the classical clarity of ballet dancers, while rejecting the aimlessness and homogenizing impulse of some modern dance that wrings today’s ballet of color and passion. This gives them a quality of artistic presence that was vividly apparent, even in the night’s weakest work, “Indigo Rose,” by Czech choreographer Jiri Kylian. Here Kylian set up a series of whiplashing encounters between pairs, and pairs of pairs, to alternating tracks of avant-garde (Robert Ashley and John Cage) and Baroque (Couperin and Bach) music. The action frequently took place in and around the outline of a giant right triangle created by a diagonal line of rope from the flies and a white stage light along the floor.