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SPONSORS Best Museum the Tech Museum of Innovation O G MAY 2016 "A Hospitality Networking Organization" WWW.SILICONVALLEYCONCIERGE.COM Winner of the Hospitality Achievement Award Lee Kopp S BEST OF BEST - 2016 V Best Sponsor SVCA HOSPITALITY AWARDS San Jose Marriott C A Best Winery WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR The Mountain Winery H SPONSORS Best Museum The Tech Museum of Innovation O Citti's Florist Best Performing Arts S Emilio Guglielmo Winery Broadway San Jose P Explore Publishing Best Annual Event I Fortino Winery Christmas in the Park T Ridge Vineyards Best Attraction A Carla Bohnett Photo Design Studio Levi s Stadium L Magnolia Jazz Band Best Transportation I San Jose Audio Visual Lone Star Limousine T Mission College – Florist Dept. Valley Transportation Authority Y Gorden Biersch Brewery Best Restaurant Restaurant Original Joe's - San Jose W San Jose Audio Visual Best New Restaurant in Past 12 Months Wright’s Station Winery Black Sheep Brasserie I J Lohr Winery Best Lounge / Bar / Nightlife N San Jose Marriott Café Stritch N Team San Jose Best Sports Facility E Jeff Kramer of ComedySportz SAP Center R Best Golf S Cinnabar Hills Golf Club Best Hotel 2 The Fairmont Hotel - San Jose 0 Best Concierge - Providing Ultimate Guest Services 1 Stacee Novelli - Santana Row 6 THANK YOU TO OUR 2016 - CONTRIBUTORS Nemea Greek Tavern Alexander's Steakhouse Nerium International Carla Bohnett Photo Design Studio O'Connor Hospital Emilio Guglielmo Winery Opera San Jose Arya Global Cuisine Opera San Jose Billy Berk's Poor House Bistro Gorden Biersch Brewery Restaurant Red & White Fleet San Francisco J Lohr Winery Residence Inn Marriott San Jose Biltmore Hotel And Suites Roaring Camp Railroads Birks Restaurant Roots And Rye Consumables Black Sheep Brasserie Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum Brandon's Royal Coach Tours Britannia Arms - Almaden San Jose Downtown Association Broadway San Jose San Jose Institute Of Contemporary Art Byington Vineyard & Winery San Jose Museum Of Art Café Stritch San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles Cascal Restaurant San Jose Sharks Celestial Face And Body Painting San Jose Stage Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Cinnabar Hills Golf Club Santana Row - Federal Realty Citti's Florist Scott's Seafood Club Sportiva SCU Presents At Santa Clara University Connections Sino at Santana Row Courtyard By Marriott Springhill Suites Marriott San Jose Courtyard Marriott Campbell Straits Restaurant Crowne Plaza Hotel San Jose Symphony Silicon Valley Doubletree By Hilton San Jose Tabard Theatre Company Eli Thomas Menswear Testarossa Winery Emilio Guglielmo Winery The Beverly Heritage Hotel Fogo De Chao Brazilizn Steakhouse The Bridges Golf Club Forbes Mill The Continental Bar and Lounge Gorden Biersch Brewery & Restaurant The Fairmont San Jose Hakone Estate and Gardens The Farmer's Union Happy Hollow Park & Zoo The Plaza Suite Hotel Hilton Garden Inn Cupertino San Jose Stage Hilton San Jose The Tabard Theatre Company Hotel DeAnza The Tech Museum of Innovation Hotel Valencia Santana Row Three Arches Winery Hotel Vue Boutique Hotel Winchester Mystery House House of Genji Hyatt Regency Santa Clara Jan Willbanks Event Planner Jim Vetter Photography Kyoto Palace Japanese Steakhouse LB Steak Le Papillon Left Bank Loft Bar & Bistro MacArthur Park Restaurant Magnolia Jazz Band Marriott San Mateo San Francisco Airport Menara Moroccan Restaurant Mezcal VALLEY ACCESS ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE/2 Karen Gastaldo A TASTE OF SANTA CLARA HISTORY…Charming 14-acre Calendar Editor History Park boasts a small-town atmosphere highlighted by free Discover Magazine rides on a historic trolley and 27 original, replica historic buildings, including a Museum Store and an ice cream parlor, plus monthly family-friendly events. Here are just a few of the events going on this month, selected by Discover Silicon Valley magazine. For a complete calendar, visit www.dineshopplay.com/events_main This month check out the Silicon Valley Bikes Festival, celebrating cycling and its history, featuring demonstrations, a bicycle show, talks, music, food trucks, craft beer and a kids’ zone (5/15; 11am- 5pm); enjoy a picnic and check out vehicles dating from 1959 and older at the Bombs United Car Show (5/21; 11am-4pm); and feast on a selection of 35 of the best taco trucks from all over the Bay Area serving their best rendition of the taco at the Taco Festival of Innovation (5/28; 12-8pm). Tues-Fri, 12-5; Sat-Sun, 11-5. (San Jose: Kelley Park, 1650 Senter Rd.; 408/287-2290; historysanjose.org) A GLIMPSE OF THE CIVIL WAR…Travel back in time to the Civil War where encampments of Union and Confederate soldiers re- make history right before your eyes—ride an 1880s “iron horse” and experience a cavalry charge, then chow down on a Chuck Wagon BBQ at Roaring Camp Railroads’ 35th Annual Civil War Battles and Encampment (5/28-30; call for complete schedule). You can also ride authentic 1800s narrow- and standard-gauge steam trains through the redwoods with conductors narrating the history of the railroad and scenery along the way. The Redwood Forest Steam Train winds through redwoods, while the Santa Cruz THE MAKER MOVEMENT…Part science fair, part country fair and Beach Train travels to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and back. part something entirely new, the annual Maker Faire Bay Area (May Redwood Forest Steam Train departures in May: weekdays at 20-22) is an all-ages gathering of the minds that ingeniously blends 11am; weekends at 11 & 12:30; & 2pm (also 3:30pm on Memorial arts, crafts, engineering, music, food, science and technology. Day Weekend). Santa Cruz Beach Train: weekends only. (Felton: Leaders of the Maker Movement—tech enthusiasts, crafters, Graham Hill Rd., off Mt. Hermon Rd. exit from Hwy. 17; 831/335- tinkerers, engineers, artists and hobbyist—join forces to present 4484) their unique art projects, novel tech toys, musical displays, edible demonstrations, live performances, and all types of purely whimsical handmade crafts. It’s a smorgasbord of originality! Fri, 1- 5pm; Sat, 10am-7pm; Sun, 10am-6pm. (San Mateo: County Event Center, 2495 S. Delaware St.; makerfaire.com) A CELEBRATION OF DANCE…In celebration of the Margaret Wingrove Dance Company’s 35th anniversary, an exciting array of artists are presented for its Heart On Fire program, including musicians from San Jose Chamber Orchestra playing music by Schoenberg, Glazunov and Borodin. Also featured are dancers from Silicon Valley Ballet, and special guest concert pianist Mark Karen Gastaldo Anderson playing Chopin’s Nocturnes to a dance set. Acclaimed choreographer Margaret Wingrove fuses both contemporary and Calendar Editor classical movement into unique works including three new Discover Magazine premieres—Moments, We Have Flowers and Janis, depicting the www.dineshopplay.com rock and roll icon of the 60s Janis Joplin. Thurs-Fri, 8pm. (San Jose: California Theatre, 345 S. 1st St.; 408/792-4111) VALLEY ACCESS ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE/3 JANUARY 2016 CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS: Here are just a few of the events going on this selbDiscover Silicon Valley magazine. (www.dineshopplay.com/events_main) Gilroy Art & Wine Stroll May 21st Join the Gilroy Downtown Business Association for their annual Gilroy Art and Wine Stroll featuring local wineries inside Downtown Gilroy businesses, and local artists highlighted at the Gilroy Center for the Arts. Tickets available online now and at the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce, Gilroy Welcome Center and Gilroy Center for the Arts. When: Saturday, May 21, 2016 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM Tickets available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/ VALLEYVALLEY ACCESS ACCESS ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE/4 MAGAZINE/3 VALLEY ACCESS ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE/7 VALLEY ACCESS ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE/5 THANK YOU TO OUR DIAMOND SPONSORS THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS THANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS SPONSORS CUSINE SID & PIZZA PARTY ARTISAN WINE DEPOT elevations Construction Management, Inc. DANNY THOMAS RENTALS THE TECH MUSEUM OF INNOVATION BIG BASIN VINEYARDS SUPPORT OUR PARTICIPATING SVCA SPONSORS (If your logo does not appear please send to: [email protected]) 71 Saint Peter Modern European Kitchen Magnolia Jazz Band A Catered Affair Mariani's Inn & Restaurant All the Buzz Gifts Marriott Hotel – San Jose Aloft Santa Clara Mission City Creamery AreaOwl Inc. Monopoly in the Park Artisan Wine Depot Nemea Greek Taverna B Ethinketh Neto Sausage Balloonatics Pacific Art Leagues Big Basin Vineyards Pasta Pomdoro Buca Di Bepo Paxti Pizza Byington Vineyard Pepisco Cake Expressions Pier 39 Caleb’s Kola Residence Inn & SpringHill Suites SJC California Café Los Gatos Roudon Smith Winery Campbell Chamber of Commerce Sal’s Airport & Limousine Service Canine Companions San Jose AV Rentals Catered Too San Jose Downtown Association cb photo design studio San Jose Earthquakes Cinnabar Hills Golf Club San Jose Marriott Arcadia Citti's Florist San Jose Theaters Club Sportiva San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce ComedySportz Inc. Santa Clara Valley Brewing Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards Santa Clara Convention & Visitors Cusine Sid and Pizza Party Santa Cruz Mountains Wine Growers Assn. D N H Catering Santa Cruz Co. Conference & Visitor’s Danny Thomas Rentals Santa Rosa Convention & Visitors Discover Silicon Valley See's Candies Filed Service Domain Hotel Sheraton San Jose Hotel Duck Horn Shurras Candies Fairmont Hotel San Jose Silicon Valley Business Journal Fogo Du Chau Silicon Valley Capital Club Gala Nupitals and Events Simply Delicious Catering & Events Garden Court Hotel Stanford Park Hotel Gilroy Visitors Bureau Sushi Confidential Guglielmo Winery TapSnap1050 Hermitage Brewing Company Team San Jose Holiday Inn San Jose Silicon Valley Testarossa Hornblower Cruises & Events The Fish Market J Lohr Winery The Mountain Winery Joseph George Wines The Tech Museum of Innovation Kapow Events Tico Roasters LB Steak Tony’s Caterer Left Bank Villa Ragusa Loma Prieta Winery Walt Disney Museum Lone Star Limousine Winchester Mystery House Wrights Station Vineyard & Winery VALLEY ACCESS ELECTRONIC MAGAZINE - CONTRIBUTORS Executive Board Members EDITOR/PUBLISHER Mori Mandis, President Mori Mandis [email protected] [email protected] Christopher Citti, V.P.
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