From Opera San Jose to an International Hip-Hop DanceFest and an Elvis/drag queen play, there is a lot to see and do in the Bay Area this weekend.
From left, Joshua Sanders , Nikola Adele Printz and Ricardo José Rivera star in Opera San José’s “The Barber of Seville.”From Opera San Jose’s latest take on a classic show to a hip-hop dance festival and an Elvis/drag queen-themed play, there is a lot to see and do this weekend in the Bay Area.
That’s what Casey, the protagonist in “The Legend of Georgia McBride,” learns — the hard way. He’s a guy with a bunch of issues in his life: he’s near-broke, behind on his rent, his wife is pregnant, and he’s just been fired from his Elvis job . All the art displays and performances are free. Art Walk, presented by the Mid Market Community Benefit District, runs 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The easiest way to access the event is to take BART to the Civic Center station and head East along Market Street. The attractions run through Fifth and Mason streets, and the Powell Street BART station is a block away.
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