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Wildlife Education Day: The Santa Clara Valley Audobon Society and more than a dozen other environmental organizations celebrate nature and wildlife with live animals (including a mountain lion), educational presentations, a poster contest and hands-on activities including nestbox and bird feeder building. Oct. 26, 10 a.m. Blackberry Farm, 21979 San Fernando Ave., Cupertino. scvas.org. Halloween Carnival: A neighborhood event featuring carnival games for children, prizes, food, a haunted house, jump house and live music with Déjà vu. Oct. 26, 1 p.m. Good Samaritan United Methodist Church, 19624 Homestead Road, Cupertino.

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Anne Rorimer grew up in the postwar years and says most of her memories of her father are tied to his work at the Met. “I heard more about all the day-to-day workings of the Metropolitan Museum.”. Her father died when she was in college, but she became an art historian and eventually learned more about his work as a Monuments Man. As Edsel was writing his book, which came out in 2009, he asked her to track down wartime letters from her father to her mother. When she finally found the letters in storage and read through them, she was struck by her father’s longing for family life and by the hardships he described.

The new season will kick off in October with Cuban dance legend Alicia Alonso’s adaptation of the classic tragic ballet “Giselle,” (Oct, 16-18), Silicon Vallet Ballet will be the first American company to present Alonso’s version of “Giselle,” and the collaboration will mark one of the first between an American performing arts company and Cuba since the 1950s, The season will also include a revamp of Karen Gabay’s version of the holiday chestnut “The Nutcracker” (Dec, 12-27) with new sets and costumes; a program consisting of red baby girl christmas shoes, red baby slippers, ballerina shoes, white baby ballet flats, elastic strap shoes, christening sho a trio of works — Balanchine’s “Who Cares,” Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s “Prism” (a company premiere) and Ohad Naharin’s “Minus 16” — (Feb, 19-21, 2016); a reprise of the program titled “Bodies of Technology” featuring Amy Seiwert’s “This Might be True” (March 25-27, 2016); and the West Coast premiere of Septime Webre’s “ALICE (in wonderland),” drawn from the beloved kids’ story (April 29-May 1, 2016), Subscriptions, ranging $75 to $440, are now on sale, Single tickets go on sale Sept, 8, Details available at www.balletsj.org..

Costumer Karen Patrick created a different look for some of the familiar characters in this show. Most of Weisberg’s costumes seem somewhat too casual for the learned professor and the muted maroon dress Eliza wears when she’s sent upstairs to be scrubbed and given new clothes seems too drab for her. (Strange, because the flower girls all seem too clean and nicely dressed if they make their living selling posies.). But Patrick lets out all the stops for the ballroom scene, with both Higgins and Pickering in dashing evening wear, a medal-heavy sash on Zoltan Karpathy (overacted by Gary Pugh Newman) and Eliza in an exquisite white satin gown with sparkling “diamonds” everywhere.