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New York Philharmonic New Year's Eve with Renée Fleming a Spine INSIDE CALIFORNIA WINE COUNTRY’S AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES PREMIERES MONDAY, NEW FROMMAY 13, DECEMBER 2018 AT 9PM NOVAON KQED 9 ••• MAY 2019 The in-depth story of Apollo 8 premieres Wednesday, December 26. INDEPENDENT LENS: HARVEST SEASON A Spine-Tingling New York Philharmonic NOVA ReportsFather from the Brown TheNew National Year’s Memorial Eve with Day Front Line of Seasonthe Camp 6 Fire Finale!ConcertRené Livee Fleming from the Capital PAGE 15 PAGE 15 PAGEPAGE 20 20 CONTENTS 2 3 4 6 21 22 PERKS + EVENTS NEWS + NOTES AUDIO TV LISTINGS TV LISTINGS PASSPORT Taste & Sip California Reporting Radio Schedule Cover Story World New and Expiring Project Programming PERKS + EVENTS Bay Area Book Festival Saturday, May 4-Sunday, May 5 Berkeley Enjoy on-stage conversations with 250 notable authors at the fifth Bay Area Book Festival in downtown Berkeley. Meet top award winners and bestselling writers such as Anand Giridharadas, Barry Lopez, Ann Beattie, Tayari Jones and more, plus young adult and chil- dren’s book legends. The free outdoor fair features booksellers, reading lounges, fine local eats, free books and entertainment for all ages. baybookfest.org Forum on the Road Tuesday, June 4 Oakland Be a part of the audience when KQED Forum broadcasts live from the Oakland Public Library, 81st Avenue Branch. Host Michael Krasny and guests will address the day’s news and discuss the future of libraries. How is your local public library staying relevant in the digital age? Join the conversation! kqed.org/events KQED.ORG Check, Please! Taste & Sip Tuesday, May 14 San Francisco You’ve been waiting, and now it’s here! Join • KQED and host Leslie Sbrocco to sample MAY 2019 MAY gourmet food and wine from Bay Area restaurants and wineries featured on Check, Please! 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