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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Acclaimed pianist Larry Vuckovich celebrates his birthday weekend with two shows Dec. 6 at Meyhouse Palo Alto, playing songs from his pioneering album "Blue Balkan."
By: Heather Zimmerman
‘Call Me Carmela,’ the fifth in Ellen Kirschman’s series of books about a sleuthing police psychologist, was released last week
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
This weekend brings all kinds of musical and festive fun, from concerts with flutist Ráyo Furuta and pianist Hiroko Mizuno, Bluegrass Rubber Band and Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra, plus a community jazz jam; an annual holiday Lego show marks its 20th anniversary; Stanford's art department holds open studios, plus a holiday market in Mountain View.
By: Heather Zimmerman
The latest book in author Ellen Kirschman's series about a sleuthing police psychologist was released on Nov. 26.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
Tres Souls plays bolero classics and Latin American holiday songs in their program “Boleros de Navidad” Dec. 14 at Stanford Live. Courtesy Stanford Live.
Palo Alto's monthly free live music event closes out 2024 on Dec. 19 with four bands playing along California Avenue, plus arts and crafts activities, a photo booth and giveaways.
By: Heather Zimmerman
Longtime Bay Area pianist Larry Vuckovich, the only student of Vince Guaraldi, pays tribute to the piano great in two Dec. 21 shows at Meyhouse.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
This weekend is packed with festive concerts and performances, including blues and rock icon Elvin Bishop's holiday show; Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir's annual concert; choral performances in Portola Valley and Palo Alto; a family holiday pops concert; hip-hop and classical "Nutcrackers;" and a ballet inspired by a wintry fairytale. Plus back-to-back holiday shows at The Guild with The Terrapin Family Band, with special guest Lebo on Dec. 19 and a sold-out Dec. 20 show with Molly Tuttle.
By: Heather Zimmerman
The Stanford Theatre is showing the 1946 holiday favorite "It's a Wonderful Life" on Dec. 24. According to a post on the theater's social media, as of the afternoon of Dec. 23, tickets were still available for the 9 p.m. screening, although an afternoon showing is sold out.
By: Heather Zimmerman, Julia Brown
Whether your ideal New Year’s Eve celebration is a family-friendly affair at an earlier house, a multicourse meal with bubbly or a rousing party where you can dance the night away, the Peninsula has you covered. Here’s what’s happening around the region.
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