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Track the Fun Is Your Guide to Attractions and Events Served San Mateo Event Center May 4 & 5 by Caltrain Downtown San Mateo SummerFest Concerts / Theaters San Mateo station Mountain View Center for B St. & Baldwin Ave. Performing Arts June 22 & 23, 10 am - 6 pm Mountain View station dsma.org 500 Castro St. Track San Francisco Pride Parade Being Earnest San Francisco station April 3 - 28 Muni T-Third or N-Judah to The Pirates of Penzance Embarcadero May 11 - 19 Market & Beale streets mvcpa.com Sun, June 30, 10:30 am HP Pavilion at San Jose the Fun sfpride.org San Jose Diridon station Spring 2013 Museums/Attractions An Evening with Bon Jovi Thur, April 25, 7:30 pm Community Events & Fun Destinations Contemporary Jewish Museum Justin Bieber San Francisco station Wed, June 26, 7 pm Muni Routes 30 or 45 hppsj.com 736 Mission St. Fox Theatre Kehinde Wiley - The World Stage: Redwood City station Israel 2215 Broadway thru May 27 Cats thecjm.org April 6 - 21 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts foxrwc.com San Francisco station SJ Center for the Performing Arts Muni Routes 30 or 45 San Jose Diridon 701 Mission St. VTA light rail to Convention Ctr Without Reality There is no Utopia 255 Almaden Blvd. thru June 9 Billy Elliot - The Musical ybca.org May 7 - 12 Fort Mason Green Day’s American Idiot San Francisco station June 4 - 9 Muni Route 30 to Marina Blvd & broadwaysanjose.com Laguna St. Fort Mason Contemporaneity: Signs of San Francisco station Modern Times Muni Route 30 to Marina Blvd & thru July 21 Laguna St. fortmason.org Terminus Cantor Arts Center at Stanford May 22 thru June 9 Palo Alto station magictheatre.org Marguerite shuttle to San Jose Civic Lomita Dr. & Museum Way San Jose Diridon station Border Crossings: From Imperial to VTA light rail to Convention Ctr Popular Life 135 W San Carlos St. thru Aug. 4 Sesame Street Live: Can’t Stop museum.stanford.edu Singing San Jose Museum of Art June 28 - 30 San Jose Diridon station sanjosecivic.com VTA light rail to San Antonio 110 S. Market St. Shopping New Stories from the Edge of Asia: This/That Caltrain serves the best shopping centers and downtowns along BrollyFlock!, FLUX Foundation thru Sept. 15 Maker Faire, 2012 sjmusart.org the Peninsula. Visit www.caltrain.com/shopping. Caltrain is a partnership of SFMTA, San Mateo County Transit District and VTA. Maker Faire Bay Area 1.800.660.4287 • www.caltrain.com San Mateo Event Center facebook.com/Caltrain google.com/+Caltrain @GoCaltrain May 18 & 19 4/13-20M/cfk/E Streets Alive! Parks Alive! Fun - All Week Long Festival/Events Several locations around San Mateo County Track the Fun is your guide to attractions and events served San Mateo Event Center May 4 & 5 by Caltrain. Use the colored headings to find the attraction or Hillsdale station For locations and schedule, visit event. Directly below each event or venue is the station name 2495 S. Delaware St. streetsalivesmc.org and any additional transit service required to complete the trip. Showstopper A La Carte & Art Millbrae April 5 - 7 Sports showstopperonline.com Mountain View station Broadway & Victoria Ave. Castro St. & Evelyn Ave. Hillsborough Antique Show HP Pavilion at San Jose Sat, 8 am - 1 pm May 4 & 5, 10 am - 6 pm April 26 - 28 San Jose Diridon station The Fresh Market Burlingame miramarevents.com hillsboroughantiqueshow.com Ultimate Fighting Championship Park Rd. & Burlingame Ave. Maker Faire Bay Area Fort Mason Sat, April 20, 12:30 pm April 7 thru Dec. 22 May 18 & 19 San Francisco station ufc.com Sun, 9 am - 1:30 pm makerfaire.com Muni Route 30 to Marina Blvd & San Jose Sharks Laguna St. May 2 thru Sept. 26 San Mateo County Fair thru April 27 Thur, 3 pm - 7 pm June 8 - 16 The Norway Day Festival sjsharks.com May 4 & 5 College of San Mateo Look for SamTrans booth at the fair norwayday.org San Jose SaberCats Hillsdale station on June 10 and enjoy good times thru July 20 SamTrans Route 250 with our staff. ArtMARKT San Francisco thesanjosesabercats.com Sat, 9 am - 1 pm sanmateocountyfair.com May 16 - 19 art-mrkt.com/sf Belmont San Jose McEnery Convention Ctr Caltrain parking lot San Jose Diridon station Bay to Breakers Sun, 9 am - 1 pm VTA light rail to Convention Ctr San Francisco station 150 W San Carlos St. Muni T-Third to Embarcadero Hot Harvest Nights Howard & Beale streets San Carlos station Spring Style Show Sun, May 19, 7 am Laurel & Cherry streets April 14 & 15 springstyleshow.net Special Caltrain service to the race. ©2012 S.F. Giants May 2 thru Sept. 12 Train tickets available at station San Francisco Giants Thur, 4 pm - 8 pm Big Wow! ComicFest vending machines early May. San Francisco station Menlo Park May 18 & 19 baytobreakers.com bigwowcomicfest.com 24 Willie Mays Plaza, AT&T Park Chestnut St. & Santa Cruz Ave. San Carlos Hometown Days thru Sept. 29 Sun, 9 am - 1 pm FanimeCon San Carlos station Caltrain runs special service, for May 24 - 27 Several locations around schedule information visit East Palo Alto Community fanime.com Palo Alto station downtown www.caltrain.com/sfgiants. Sidewalk Fine Arts Festival sfgiants.com SamTrans Routes 280, 281, 296 May 17 - 19 1798-A Bay Rd. Menlo Park station sancarloshometowndays.com San Jose Earthquakes April 4 thru Dec. 18 Santa Cruz Ave. & El Camino Real Santa Clara station Ghirardelli Square Wed, Noon – 3 pm April 19 - 21 San Francisco 500 El Camino Real, menloparkchamber.com Buck Shaw Stadium California Avenue Muni Route 30 or 47 Santa Clara Convention Ctr thru Oct. 26 California Ave. & El Camino Real Beach & Larkin streets Sun, 9 am - 1 pm Mountain View station Uncorked! San Francisco vs. LA Galaxy VTA light rail to Great America Wine Festival Stanford Stadium station Mountain View 5001 Great America Pkwy Sat, May 18, 1 pm - 6 pm Sat, June 29, 7:30 pm Caltrain station Santa Clara Coin, Stamp & Caltrain regular service stops at the Sun, 9 am - 1 pm KidsBash Collectibles Show Sat, June 29, 11 am - 3 pm Stanford Stadium - www.caltrain.com Sunnyvale sjearthquakes.com April 19 - 21 ghirardellisq.com Murphy & W. Washington avenues griffincoin.com Sat, 9 am - 1 pm Sunset Magazine’s Farmers’ Markets Cesar E. Chavez Holiday Parade Celebration Weekend San Jose Downtown & Festival Menlo Park station Exit at the city station unless noted. nd San Jose Diridon station 22 St. station Free shuttle to and from station San Francisco Ferry Plaza VTA light rail to Santa Clara station Muni Route 22 to Dolores Park 80 Willow Rd. San Francisco station S San Pedro St. & W Santa Clara St. 19th & Guerrero streets June 1 & 2 Muni N-Judah or T-Third to May 3 thru Nov. 22 Sat, April 20, 11 am sunset.com Embarcadero/Ferry Building Fri, 10 am - 2 pm cesarchavezday.org North Beach Festival Tue & Thur, 10 am - 2 pm San Jose Japantown Nikkei Matsuri Sat, 8 am - 2 pm San Francisco station San Jose Diridon station San Jose Diridon station Muni Route 30 or 45 VTA light rail to Japantown/Ayer Fort Mason Center VTA light rail to Japantown/Ayer Grant & Columbus avenues Jackson & 6th streets th San Francisco station 5 & Jackson streets June 15 & 16, 10 am - 6 pm Sun, 8:30 am - noon Muni Route 30 Sun, April 28, 9:30 am - 4 pm sresproductions.com Sun, 9:30 am - 1:30 pm nikkeimatsuri.org continued on back.
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