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Many of us will be staying in Berkeley this Thanksgiving break. Fear not, the Clog has compiled a list of activities to make your Thanksgiving bearable!
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Each note eerily traveled through the leaves of the looming redwoods as the audience enthusiastically shouted, “Play until they make us stop!”
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Take some time to continue your long-weekend relaxation. Tuesday is a free day at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, so head over there between 7:30 a.m and 4 p.m. to explore the more than 8,500 plant species it holds.
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Even when not scheduled for a professional performance, the 12 pianos scattered throughout the garden’s 55 acres seldom stood unplayed.
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It is arguable that the most valuable lesson I learned from my blue cheese cooking endeavors is how to deactivate my smoke alarms.
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This week, numerous events will enrich your understanding of different cultures, exploring art, food and shows from around the Bay.
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Live music, a classic film, art exhibits and even a pop-up beer garden are all slated to be highlights for this week.
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Spearheading the movement to bring 12 pianos into the San Francisco Botanical Garden for 12 days, artists Dean Mermell and Mauro ffortisimo are no strangers to the marriage between music and nature. “The garden is a setting for the pianos and the pianos are a setting for the garden,” explained
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Weird: interesting, unique, out of the ordinary Oh, Berkeley: a haven for the weird and wonderful. Whether you like A$AP Ferg or Alabama Shakes, Dickens or David Foster Wallace, “Pulp Fiction” or “Pan’s Labyrinth” — you can find a home here. Berkeley is not a school for cookie-cutter students: We’re
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