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The sculptor, a tile and granite contractor for 28 years, has recently began branching out with his artistic works. Based out of King’s Beach, Calif., Hazel is influenced by the work of Antoni Guadi, a Spanish architect known for his ceramics, stained glass and mosaic works. Hazel has made several art pieces for public display around California, but this was his first visit to Sunnyvale and, he says, hopefully not his last. “I just want to thank my team that works for me. They did a really great job,” said the |artist. “And the folks in Sunnyvale were really pleasant to work with. Hopefully, I can come down again and do some more.”.

Details: Saturday through Nov, 8; Bankhead Theater, Livermore; $29-$43; 925-373-6800, www.trivalleyrep.org, 2 DAY OF THE DEAD CELEBRATIONS: Two Bay Area museums are planning community bashes for the Dia de los Muertos holiday, The San Jose Museum of Art will feature mariachi music, demonstrations, print and sculpture displays and baby girl shoes ballerina shoes baptism shoes infant shoes lace up shoes wedding shoes flower girl shoes princess shoes ballet s skeleton performers, The Oakland Museum of California’s annual celebration, tied to its Day of the Dead exhibit, features music and dance and community-created altars to the dearly departed..

Details: The San Jose Museum of Art event is noon-5 p.m. Saturday; free; www.sanjosemuseumofart.org. The Oakland Museum event is noon-4:30 p.m. Sunday; $4.95-$15.95; museumca.org. 3 WANDA SYKES: The fact that she was discovered and mentored by Chris Rock tells you everything you need to know about this no-holds-barred comedian who has enjoyed a rich and varied career in TV and on the stand-up circuit. She performs at The Masonic in San Francisco on Friday. Details: 8 p.m.; $45-$75; www.livenation.com.

4 CARTOON JAZZ: Jeff Sanford’s septet has won fans around the Bay Area with its high-spirited renditions of classics by Raymond Scott, Jelly Roll Morton, John Kirby and others set to silent films, cartoons and live performances, You can catch the act Sunday afternoon at the Oshman Family Jewish Community Center in Palo Alto, Details: 4 p.m.; $12-$20 (free for kids 3 and under); 650-223-8664, www.paloaltojcc.org, 5 “THE ROVER”: Aphra Behn’s feminist “comic romp with an edge” is set in 17th-century Naples, when a trio of women in a carnival performance push the limits of their expected roles and set up a tidal wave of a reaction, Berkeley’s Shotgun baby girl shoes ballerina shoes baptism shoes infant shoes lace up shoes wedding shoes flower girl shoes princess shoes ballet s Players opens a production of the show tonight..

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Details: 7 p.m, Sunday; Trianon Concert Hall, San Jose; $37-$49; 408-286-5111, sjchambermusic.org, 8 SARAH ELIZABETH CHARLES: The rising-star singer from New York has been praised for her sharp, artfully delivered arrangements on everything from soul and R&B standards baby girl shoes ballerina shoes baptism shoes infant shoes lace up shoes wedding shoes flower girl shoes princess shoes ballet s to Haitian folkloric and other Caribbean-flavored music, plus a fair share of her originals, She’s bringing her quartet to the West Coast, with a gig at Don Quixote’s International Music Hall in Felton on the itinerary..

Details: 7:30 p.m. Monday; $12-$15; www.donquixotesmusic.info. 9 TITO GONZALEZ: The acclaimed Cuban guitarist worked for years as a fisherman before he got hooked (sorry!) on music, and his talent and enthusiasm made him a star in the Havana music scene. Now based in San Francisco, Gonzalez brings his high-octane, six-piece band to Pleasanton’s Firehouse Arts Center for a Sunday matinee performance. Details: 2 p.m.; $13.50-$25; 925-931-4848, www.firehousearts.org. 10 THE ANATA PROJECT: The San Francisco contemporary dance company’s fifth season program features the premiere of “HomeBody,” an evening-length work created by company artistic director Claudia Anata Hubiak’s recent experiences in becoming a mother. The performance includes a short film about childbirth, “By My Side.”.

Registration is required, Sign up at the library’s Information Desk, call (510) 284-0677 during library hours or email Barbara Telford-Ishida at btelford-ishida@aclibrary.org, Registration is required, Sign up at the Information Desk, call (510) 284-0677 when the library is open or email Barbara Telford-Ishida at btelford-ishida@aclibrary.org, baby girl shoes ballerina shoes baptism shoes infant shoes lace up shoes wedding shoes flower girl shoes princess shoes ballet s The curriculum covers topics and skills unlikely to be offered in school and parent involvement is required, OWL said, The class will meet for nine Sundays from 2:30-5:30 p.m, and three Saturdays from 12-9 p.m, starting in January 2016, Cost $55 per student, Scholarships are available..

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