DISCOVER SILICON VALLEY
July 2008
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Check our July 2008 Calendar for a comprehensive list of area events, from festivals to performing arts to sports.

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS:

The literary canon explodes with the Reduced Shakespeare Company's hilarious show, All the Great Books (Abridged), playing at the San Jose Rep. (thru July 20)

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang at Radio Disney’s Evening of Magic & Music in Mountain View featuring live music and a fireworks display. (July 4)

Redwood City's Independence Day Festival kicks off with a parade, food vendors, entertainment and an explosive fireworks show. (July 4)


COMING UP:

Head to Felton and experience the excitement of Roaring Camp's Moonlight Dinner Train, complete with dancing, a sing-along and marshmallow roasting. (July 19)

Follow your nose to the Gilroy Garlic Festival and enjoy garlic-infused foods, art, music performances, an Iron Chef-style competition and more. (July 25-27)


JULY FEATURES IN DISCOVER:

Attention all speed demons: Thrills and high-octane track action await you at Lemans Karting in Fremont.

The rich tapestry of Southeast Asian cuisines at San Jose's E&O Trading Co. will impress even the most well-traveled gourmand.

Carrie Fisher shakes things up at the San Jose Rep with her hilarious one-woman show, Wishful Drinking.

Even a devastating hurricane couldn't touch the pieces featured in the Spared From the Storm: Masterworks from the New Orleans Museum of Art exhibit at the Cantor Center in Palo Alto.

Explore our site to discover the area's best dining, shopping, places to stay and things to see and do ... from Silicon Valley to the Peninsula, and on the coast from Santa Cruz to Half Moon Bay.

Featured Links:
Winchester Mystery
House:
San Jose’s bizarre and beautiful attraction.

Le Papillon: French dining at its finest.

Mings:
Outstanding dim sum and delicious Chinese cuisine.

Blu Fine Art: Representing some of the finest art masters of our time.
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