Plant Sale & Bharatanatyam Performance

0:00Heads up folks, this Saturday, May 9th, the Woodside Atherton Garden Club is dropping a huge plant sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Woodside Library Native Plant Garden. It's free for everyone, packed with hundreds of California natives, drought tough picks, veggies, herbs, perennials, succulents, and rare gems grown. Right from members' backyards that you won't find in stores. They've got extras too, like a kid's craft corner and a garden shed boutique loaded with bouquets, tools, pots, and books. Master gardeners will be on hand-dishing advice, and all proceeds keep that native garden thriving, which the club's nurtured for over 50 years. This spot draws the whole community, turning plant levers into happy shoppers, while boosting local green spaces that handle our dry spells like Sean. Switching gears later that afternoon at 4 p.m. catch Raseka Kumar from the Abhinaya Dance Company bringing her solo bar to Nati'em piece, Trika Ala. Then, now, becoming at the coverly theater

1:05in Palo Alto, she trained under her mom, the company's director, blending South Indian classical moves with fresh takes on family legacy and myths for today's world. Grad tickets online for $25 to $35 and dive into how this ancient dance form stays alive across generations. Nature in the morning, rhythm in the evening, bay area vibes at their best. From your city, powered by AI, this is California News Today.