Metro Issue: Mar 21–Mar 27, 2021

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The Magic Number

3-D printing isn't just a pipe dream for a better tomorrow-it's happening today. And it may just change commercial enterprises forever. By Cat Johnson

SV News

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Plug It Now

CODA, a new electric car dealership in Santa Clara, zips in front of Tesla to snag a share of the market. By Brendan Nystedt

Features

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Wiki Ways

Kepler's looks to open-source tech model to launch a new initiative to help independent booksellers. By Gary Singh

Green Market

A Hollywood insider wants to rebrand the medical marijuana industry and create a canna-conomy. By Simon Seidler

Ascension

The new climbing wall at Touchstone takes advantage of the old movie theater's high ceiling. By Tomek Mackowiak

Music & Nightlife

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Watership Up

The patrons at Liquid in San Jose immerse themselves in the club’s aquatic lighting scheme. By The Barfly

Justin Comes Alive

How San Jose's one-man electronic project Seabright got from the bedroom to the stage. By Aaron Carnes

dredg

Los Gatos’ dredg will play their album ‘Catch Without Arms’ in its entirety at their Avalon show. By Steve Palopoli

Retro Pop

The Inciters headline this weekend’s inaugural Retro Pop at Landmark Ballroom. By Aaron Carnes

Arts & Entertainment

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Fiddling

Brittany Haas and Lauren Rioux return to the duo format for their Mountain View show. By Andrew Gilbert

SXSW Wrap

Our man in Austin brings back news of five under-the-radar bands worth discovering. By Matt Crawford

Great Dane

When viewing a “modernized” version of Shakespeare, it’s hard not to be struck with an initial sense of incongruity. By Sean Conwell

Film

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The Arena

Two dozen 12-7-year-olds are made to hunt and kill each other in a camera-laden bio-dome, complete with poisonous plants and genetically engineered animals. By Richard von Busack