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The first show, titled “Spring Fling,” will feature Gage; Steely Nash, who calls herself “the red-headed stepchild of neo-soul;” and Rabbit Quinn, whose specialty is “delicate, dark and romantic piano-rock fables reminiscent of Kate Bush and Tori Amos.”. Joining these ladies will be visual artists Lissy Avila and Jennifer Stombs. And, because Fatale is not only about women, deejay Matt Gonzales will be on hand to spin tunes as well. “For some reason, we women can’t get the same gig as guys,” says Abuelata, leader of a rock and funk band called Sweet HayaH. “It’s not that it’s an unfair business, it’s that there are more men playing, at least in San Jose. Where are the spaces around here for female artists that we hear about but don’t see performing?”.

Tasting in the Dark: 7 p.m, Feb, 7, Hopmonk Tavern, 224 Vintage Way, Novato, Spend sale half yard lecien - minny muu ballerina on light blue - tutu costume, ballet shoes, tiara, music notes, bows - japanese impo an evening with blind sensory expert Hoby Wedler as he guides you through a truly blind tasting experience, 1-hour sensory journey through several key prepared aroma samples and then several selected styles of beer, $55, https://bit.ly/2VZW44D, Peninsula Ballet Theatre Presents Cabaret: Love Songs: 8 p.m, Feb, 8-9, Peninsula Ballet Theatre Studio One Theater, 1880 S, Grant St., San Mateo, Includes new and returning works, romantic duets and ensemble pieces, neoclassical ballet and contemporary Dance, $30-$35, www.peninsulaballet.org/cabaret-love-songs..

Bay Area KidFest. Entertainment shows, face painting, balloon hats, games, inflatable bounces and crawls, KidArt, Monster Mural, Dora the Explorer and Diego, Kid’s Town America, SportStars Field of Dreams, Radio Disney, sports games and rides. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 24-26. Mount Diablo High School, 2450 Grant St., Concord. Free with extra charge for some attractions. 925-671-3287, www.KidFestConcord.com. Carnaval San Francisco. “Celebration of the World Cup” art, crafts, dance, food, beverages and live entertainment. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 24-25. Harrison Street between 16th and 22nd streets. Parade starts 9:30 a.m. May 25, at 24th and Bryant streets, proceeding to West Mission Street. Free admission, www.carnavalsf.com.

The exhibits showcase Antioch Unified School District classes involved in the Art4Schools program, sponsored by the Arts & Cultural Foundation of Antioch, the city of Antioch and a Keller Canyon Grant funded through the office of Contra Costa County Supervisor Federal Glover, The Lynn House Galley will play host to Antioch, Deer Valley and Dozier Libbey high schools through May 10, and Orchard Park K-8, May 13-24, sale half yard lecien - minny muu ballerina on light blue - tutu costume, ballet shoes, tiara, music notes, bows - japanese impo The gallery at 809 W, First St, in Antioch is open 1 to 4 p.m, Wednesdays and Saturdays, during exhibits, There is no admission fee, and the exhibits are free..

Axtell testified Wednesday at the Rene C. Davidson Courthouse that he saw smoke coming from the floor below that night, and he saw Ruax crossing the room. “Our eyes met; we didn’t even say anything. We knew there was a fire,” he said. The two tried to grab the attention of their friend, alerting him there was a fire. Axtell made his way toward the stairs, assuming his friends were following close behind. He said he saw a woman coming up the stairs, passing her on the “obviously handmade” staircase, he described. Smoke was pouring up the stairs from below, he said.