From a beloved Scottish festival to amazing concerts and a world-famous circus, there is a lot to see and do in the Bay Area this weekend.
From several top concert acts to the return of a beloved circus and an iconic Scottish festival, there is a lot to see and do in the Bay Area this weekend and beyond. Here is a partial rundown.They don’t usually take lead roles, but these two actors are key to the success of one of the Bay Area’s most acclaimed Shakespeare companiesThe first one to hit the picturesque venue — which ranks among the best places to see live music in all of the Bay Area — is Lauren Daigle.
We look forward to hearing both the old and new hits. And we always hope that Daigle might actually sprinkle a little holiday music into the mix, given that the singer’s “Behold: A Christmas Collection” ranks so high on our list of seasonal favorites. This year, the famous circus promises “incredible acts that push the limits of human potential,” from performers hailing from all over the world. There will be never-before-seen stunts like the Triangular Highwire — featuring cyclists teetering on ropes high in the sky — and the Double Wheel of Destiny, with daredevils scrambling like mad hamsters in fiercely spinning wheels.
This 52nd annual event features 300 arts and crafts booths, live music, food and wine vendors, a car show and a Kids Zone. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 along Broadway between Victoria and Meadow Glen. Free admission; That’s enough talent to last most festivals a month, instead of one weekend. The 30-plus artists will perform on three stages; the event will also feature a wine garden, food and beverage events and demonstrations, some led by celebrities and musical artists; on-site gatherings and after-parties. A limited number of Meritage rooms will be available for booking as a part of certain VIP packages.
On Aug Saturday, she’ll be celebrating her 76th birthday and her storied career at Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage club with a band called the East Bay Allstars, including such esteemed musicians as guitarist Ray Obiedo, pianist Tammy Hall, percussionist John Santos, singer/percussionist Vicki Randle, and many, many more. The music starts at 7 p.m. , and tickets are $54 .
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