Attack of the Zombies coming to campus

Based on their Halloween theme this year, “Zombie Night,” the play is centered on some members of a community college Drama Club who plan to host a Halloween party at an abandoned farmhouse somewhere near their school. However, their plans become complicated by the farmhouse’s history: it was once occupied by a Dr. Thanatos, who once attempted to re-animate the dead. The students also encounter reports of strange, unexplained events at a nearby graveyard, along with both students walking around dressed as zombies and there being actual zombies hidden amongst them.

Clayton's Giant Shoe Sculpture Is Headed to Lambert Airport for $15,000

A 10-foot-tall sculpture made of 2,000 cast-aluminum high-heeled shoes is packing up and leaving its longtime perch outside Caleres headquarters in Clayton, bound for a new life greeting travelers at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The footwear company is donating the piece, known as “Shoe of Shoes,” to the airport, which plans to spend $15,000 to move, clean and power-wash the sculpture before installing it on a grassy area west of the exit doors on the lower level.

Top Tickets: East Bay Events Happening This Week October 8–14

10/9 Calcutta-trained sitarist Ronobir Lahiri, known for viral sitar covers of 90s and 2000s hip-hop classics, performs at Berkeley’s Chapel of the Flowers, part of a new all-ages concert series. mrhatpresents.com. Art. ArtWalk Livermore. 10/10 More than 200 artists, from pottery makers to jewelers, fill historic downtown Livermore, plus...

The very Berkeley beauty of Buena Vista Way

Few streets demonstrate the eclectic architecture of Berkeley as much as Buena Vista Way, a steep road in the North Berkeley Hills with incredible views. Within a short distance are houses by Bernard Maybeck, a John Hudson Thomas landmark modeled on a French cloister, the Temple of Wings with 34 classical columns, and a 1973 modern home by architect Daniel Solomon. That last one is at 2877 Buena Vista Way and is being brought to market Oct. 7.

Fleet Week 2026: What to Know About the Schedule, Events and the Blue Angels

Love it for its extravagant airshows or hate it for its decibel level, Fleet Week 2026 has arrived in San Francisco. This annual weeklong event that “honors the contributions of the men and women of the United States Armed Forces,” according to organizers, runs through Tuesday, Oct. 12.

The clock is ticking on a Bay Area archive of Asian American history

The planned closure of a National Archives facility in California has sparked alarm among Democratic lawmakers, historians, and advocates. The post The clock is ticking on a Bay Area archive of Asian American history appeared first on The Yappie .

Mill Valley Film Festival: Where Movies, Magic, and Marin Meet

Every October, Marin County becomes one of the most exciting places in the San Francisco Bay Area to watch a movie. The Mill Valley Film Festival (October 1–11) returns with extraordinary storytelling, drawing filmmakers, cinephiles, and industry names to the Bay Area for 11 days that feel like a love letter to the art of film.

San Francisco’s giant nude sculpture is moving on. Here’s what’s next

The giant “R-Evolution” sculpture across from the Ferry Building is coming down after two extensions kept it at the Embarcadero for 18 months.

EXCLUSIVE: Marshawn Lynch writes a love letter to Oakland in new graphic novel Beast Mode 510

Marshawn Lynch is taking his Beast Mode persona from the football field to the comic book page. Beast Mode 510, a new graphic novel from AWA Studios inspired by the Oakland native and Super Bowl champion, arrives in stores tomorrow, Tuesday, October 6. Rolling Out has the first look at the foreword Lynch wrote for the book, a direct and unfiltered message to readers about why this story matters to him and to his hometown.

Black Panther Party for Self Defense – 60th Anniversary

On today’s show, -October 1966 marks the birthplace of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense in Oakland, CA. This year, the Party is commemorating 60 years since its inception. Emory Douglas is the former Minister of Culture and Revolutionary Artist for the Black Panther Party. Emory helped define...

This San Francisco theater is throwing a daylong block party

Brava Theater in the Mission District is celebrating multiple milestones including the 100th anniversary of the venue itself, a former movie palace.

This Bay Area superstar turned a concert into one big family reunion

At Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, Kehlani’s hometown concert blended R&B spectacle, family reunion energy and a moving finale.

Judy Collins is saying farewell to touring — sort of — with Bay Area show

At 87, Judy Collins is winding down her life as a full-time touring artist but continues to record, write and perform, bringing her farewell tour to Berkeley on Oct. 18.

Men’s Golf Finishes 10th at Wabash College Invitational

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The Ohio Wesleyan University men's golf team played their penultimate tournament of the fall 2026 season on Monday and Tuesday, competing in the Wabash College Invitational at Broadmoor Country Club. After 72 holes, the Battling Bishops settled into 10th place in the 16-team field with 896...

Creed from ‘The Office' hits the stage in Napa, Felton

The Kehlani World Tour: A dynamic but disjointed homecoming

Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. On Saturday, Kehlani came home. In front of a 20,000-person crowd, the Oakland native and R&B artist returned to the Bay Area to close out the North American leg of “The Kehlani World Tour.” Held at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, it was the tour’s biggest stop yet.

Billy Strings Links With Les Claypool & Plays Dead In The Bay Area

Billy Strings turned 34 on Saturday in Oakland, CA, and for a present, Les Claypool put the guitarist’s name in a classic Primus song. October 3rd was also late Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry Barlow‘s birthday, and Billy seemed to mark the occasion with a rare performance of the Dead’s “Cassidy.”

Pleasant Hill to welcome new Harvest Festival Oct. 10

Children’s “Stampede” and community food drive will open a day of live music, family activities and fall festivities in Downtown. Pleasant Hill’s youngest residents will lead the way into a new community tradition on Saturday, October 10, when the Pleasant Hill Chamber of Commerce presents the inaugural Pleasant Hill Harvest Festival on Crescent Drive in Downtown Pleasant Hill.