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Women in Black stands every Saturday at 1 p.m. on the corner of Manor and Palmetto. The members stand in silent vigil to protest the continued violence against people everywhere. Susan Miller 355-7959 or www.womeninblack.org. First and third Thursday of month, St. Rita’s Hall, Church of the Good Shepherd, 901 Oceana Blvd. Grand Knight Jeffrey Patino 580-2170 or jspatino@comcast.net. An organization promoting city infrastructure improvement through tax revenue producing business and economic development solutions. Info: improvedeconomy@gmail.com.

Mickey’s Mix Magic presents a clever conceit that simultaneously appeals to younger and older generations: An electronic dance music spinning DJ Mickey paying homage to a 1928 version of himself from his ballet shoes drawing “Steamboat Willie” days, The projection show employs more than two dozen video projectors and nearly 100 rooftop-mounted lighting fixtures throughout the park, The show features original animation of Disney characters amid kaleidoscopic patterns projected on the storefronts along Main Street USA and the Small World façade..

For Saturday night’s performance, Asia, and her multi-member Arabesque Troupe, will perform fantasy dances in costumes as rich in vibrancy as the dancers are in lithe, hypnotic and virtuosic moves. Burning candles may light the path of the dance tributes to Artemis and the Moon, or the dancer/choreographer may introduce a great, limbless reptile, in an ever-jaw dropping snake dance. But make no mistake about it, Asia and her Arabesque Troupe will bring a fire to the stage of Pacifica Performances that will shine like the pilgrimage of Artemis through the stars.

Admission general $5, youth (17 and under)$3, children 12 and under free, For more information, call 925-295-1417 or go to www.bedfordgallery.org, ‘Early Bay Area Watercolors’ exhibit at Saint Mary’s, “Bright and Beautiful: Early San Francisco Bay Area Watercolors,” featuring works from the collection of Roger and Kathy Carter, curated ballet shoes drawing by Alfred C, Harrison, Jr., is now on display at the Saint Mary’s College Museum of Art on the college campus in Moraga, and will be on view through Sept, 13..

We don’t understand the arguments about the square-foot costs — the proponents say that opponents failed to figure in increases in construction costs in their estimates. And the issue here isn’t about building an entirely new theater. Proponents have described the project plan as “a Ford, not a Mercedes,” and in keeping with Piedmont’s character and fiscal nature, we find that fitting. The project isn’t loaded with frills or ostentatious touches — it addresses the basic issues, concerns and problems.