Metro Issue: Dec 9–Dec 15, 2021

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The Golden Road

From tie-died, rainbow hallucinations to San Jose City Hall’s gray concrete plaza, the hazy history of the night that cemented the counterculture and changed America.

By Geoffrey Dunn

SV News

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’Cats Scratched

Months after San Jose SaberCats win fourth title, owners call it quits.

By David Barclay

Features

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UnGrateful

It’s a no-brainer for San Jose to embrace Grateful Dead legacy.

By Gary Singh

Music & Nightlife

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Forrest Flow

Opio recorded proggy, new album, ‘Sempervirens,’ in NorCal redwoods.

By John Flynn

Winter Songs

Stanford dropout Will Ackerman started the Windham Hill Records in Palo Alto.

By Karla Kane

Arts & Entertainment

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New Nut

Former Silicon Valley Ballet dancer takes a crack at ‘The Nutcracker.’

By Jeffrey Edalatpour

Christmas Magic

The Tabard Theatre is staging a live radio play version of ‘Miracle on 34th Street.’

By John Flynn

Film

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Walking Dead

Mud, marble and mumbling: ‘Macbeth’ is atmospheric, abridged and often aimless.

By Richard von Busack

Twin Town

Legend is director Brian Helgeland's take on the career of the Kray Brothers. By Richard von Busack

SV Dining

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Little Wonderland

Decor, drinks and classic comfort dishes inspire at East Coast Alice.

By Ngoc Ngo

That’s Not All, Folks

Small plates like pigs in a blanket a maze. By John Flynn

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Metro Issue: Dec 9–Dec 15, 2021

Cover Story

The Golden Road

SV News

’Cats Scratched

Features

UnGrateful

Music & Nightlife

Forrest Flow

Winter Songs

Arts & Entertainment

New Nut

Christmas Magic

Film

Walking Dead

Twin Town

SV Dining

Little Wonderland

That’s Not All, Folks

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