Art & Wine Festivals on the Peninsula, Preview Screenings, Forum's Anniversary, Bay Brilliant, and The Moth Mainstage
| KQED at the Mountain View and Santa Clara Art & Wine Festivals | Mountain View: Sept 9-10
Santa Clara: Sept 16-17 | | Photo credit: Bradely Wittke/Miramar Events. |
| Come join KQED at our booth at the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival on the weekend of September 9 & 10 and at the Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival on the weekend of September 16 & 17. Enjoy the inspiring art, sample flavorful bites, sip delicious wines and beer, and meet the team behind Check, Please! Bay Area and Taste This to learn about the restaurants and beverage producers featured in the new fall episodes.
New episodes of Check Please! Bay Area premiere September 14 at 7:30pm on KQED 9. Watch for new episodes of its online companion Taste This available at kqed.org/tastethis starting September 12. | | |
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| | Join KQED and Santa Clara County Supervisor David Cortese for a one-hour preview screening of The Vietnam War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick before it premieres. Tickets are free, please register to save your spot. | |
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| KQED Forum is celebrating 30 years of connecting, informing, and enlightening listeners in the Bay Area and beyond. Join hosts Michael Krasny and Mina Kim as they share their favorite behind-the-scenes moments.
Special guests include author Salman Rushdie, performer Rhodessa Jones and musical guests Joshua Redman and Zakir Hussain.
Use discount code Forum30 for 10% off | |
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| On Wednesday, September 27, join KQED for a fast-paced, collaborative variety show filled with storytelling, music and performance by extraordinary local artists from our series Women to Watch.
The multimedia series spotlights amazing artists and creators who use their personal passions to fuse art and social justice; to tell personal stories that tie us together; and to offer a new way of seeing the world around us. | |
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| KQED proudly presents The Moth Mainstage again in San Francisco! An NPR favorite, The Moth has presented thousands of stories, told live and without notes, to standing-room only crowds worldwide. The Moth Mainstage features true, personal stories by luminaries in the arts and sciences, as well as an astronaut, an undertaker, a voodoo priestess and a retired NYPD detective, among many others. Each show features five carefully selected storytellers who develop and shape their stories with The Moth's directors.
Orchestra $100 for KQED Members, $110 Nonmembers; Balcony $85 for KQED Members, $95 Nonmembers | |
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