Heather Zimmerman is a local journalist based in Palo Alto, California. She writes for publications such as Palo Alto Weekly and AlmanacNews, covering a range of topics including local events, theater performances, and holiday happenings. Her work has also been featured in Mountain View Voice and Just Security.
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Heather Zimmerman's articles focus on local entertainment news in the Palo Alto area, particularly events and seasonal happenings. If you have information about upcoming music, theater performances, or other local entertainment events in the Palo Alto area, Heather may be interested in your pitch.
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By: Heather Zimmerman
Evan Kronstadt of Mountain View and Augustus Solomon of Menlo Park sing the roles of spirits in Mozart’s opera
By: Heather Zimmerman
New York Times reporter shares insights on Musk and the deal
By: Julia Brown, Heather Zimmerman, Karla Kane
There’s no shortage of ways to mark Halloween on the Peninsula, including lots of events in the leadup to Oct. 31. Here’s how to celebrate Halloween with traditions new and old.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
Remi Wolf plays Frost Amphitheater on Oct. 18. Courtesy Alma Rosaz.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
This is a good week for cinephiles, who can enjoy Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival as well as a short film fest in the South Bay; while the weekend also brings shows with jazz vocalist Jackie Ryan, psych-and-folk tinged Bay Area rockers The Mother Hips and singer-songwriter Jonah Melvon, and "Carnival of the Animals," a poetry, dance and music performance with an unusual inspiration.
By: Heather Zimmerman
The Bay Area drag icon will be performing a “macabre-ret” show at Stanford Live
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
Musician Stephanie Chou performs Nov. 10 in Palo Alto in a concert presented by Earthwise Productions. Courtesy Emra Islek.
By: Julia Brown
From holiday markets and Santa sightings to tree-lighting ceremonies, find fun things to do for everyone on your list
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
Musicians Steve Bernstein, left, Wayne Horvitz, top right, and James Singleton, lower right, team up for a three-day residency at the Palo Alto Art Center, presented by Earthwise Productions. Bernstein photo courtesy Royal Artists; Horvitz photo courtesy Wayne Horvitz; Singleton photo courtesy James Singleton. This weekend, catch a residency with jazz luminaries Steven Bernstein, Wayne Horvitz and James Singleton in Palo Alto, plus concerts with Nigerian musician Soji Odukogbe, performer and educator Chrysi Nanou and Cuban Jazz Quartet; lend a hand with habitat restoration at Cooley Landing and get a novella signed by author Dave Eggers.
By: Heather Zimmerman
Illinois-based singer/songwriter Rick Rockz wrote a song based on a 2022 story about a car found buried in an Atherton yard
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