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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Bassist and guitarist Barrett Smith discusses the band's recent studio album, their new live album and what's special about the Peninsula
We spoke with Steep Canyon Rangers bassist and guitarist Barrett Smith about the band's recent studio album, their new live album and what's special to them about the Peninsula ahead of their July 25 show at The Guild.
Vocalist Carmen Lundy closes the Stanford Jazz Festival on Aug. 3. Courtesy Carmen Lundy.
This week, Filoli hosts a variety of summer concerts, Galactic gets funky at The Guild and mayday mae! performs at Feldman's. Plus, Redwood City's concert for kids, Springline's outdoor movies and artist Livien Yin at the Cantor Arts Center.
The Peninsula’s biggest arts season in years is here. Find out what’s ahead this autumn.
By: Heather Zimmerman
Charged Particles, who play acoustic and electric jazz “with a spark,” will perform Aug. 25 at the Palo Alto Festival of the Arts. Courtesy Charged Particles.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
The Kings Mountain Art Fair takes place over Labor Day weekend in Woodside. Photo by Vivian Cromwell.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
David Scott is Estragon and Evan Winet is Vladimir in Los Altos Stage Company’s production of “Waiting for Godot.” Courtesy Christian Pizzirani.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
This weekend, Los Altos Stage Company gets existential with "Waiting for Godot;" singer-songwriter David Luning celebrates a record release at Sound Union; the Stanford Theatre kicks off its film noir festival; Mountain View Art & Wine Festival highlights artists, entertainment and hands-on activities; Palo Alto Philharmonic presents a baroque concert and jazz vocalist Jazzmeia Horn performs on the Coastside.
By: Karla Kane, Heather Zimmerman
Ben Rosenblum will perform at the Community School of Music and Arts on Sept. 14. Courtesy Daniel Tremblay.
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