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Details: March 29 through April 23; Z Space performance center, San Francisco; $22-$250; http://zspace.org. 7 TRIBUTE BANDS: The Bay Area never seems to be hurting for shows by top-notch cover bands. This weekend, Zep Live! The Led Zeppelin Concert Experience comes to Walnut Creek’s Lesher Center for the Arts, and Waterloo, an ABBA tribute band, heads to the Montgomery Theater in San Jose. Maybe these two bands can meet up somewhere afterward for a mash-up concert (“Stairway to a Dancing Queen?” “Whole Lotta Fernando?”).

Peninsula Symphony, “Fountain of Youth,” including world premiere of new double concerto by composer/clarinetist Jonathan Russell, Plus cellist Nathan Chan in Lalo concerto, 8 p.m, March 21, San Mateo Performing Arts Center, 600 N, Delaware Ave., San Mateo, 8 p.m, March 22, Flint Center, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., De Anza College, Cupertino, $20-$40, www.peninsulasymphony.org or 650-941-5291, California Pops Orchestra, “Riffin’ at the Ritz!” 3 p.m, March 30, Guests include Black Tie Jazz Big Band and Harmonica recording artist Tom Stryker, Hits by Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, the Dorseys and more, Smithwick Theater, Foothill College, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills, $15-$42, Free parking in lots ballet shoes series 5 & 6, 650-856-8432 or www.calpops.org..

“I don’t know if women go to male revues for sexual stimulation,” he muses. “The male revues of today are kind of clown acts. They’re almost being laughed at. “There might be one or two things that might do something for a woman,” he continues. “But I don’t think the majority of women get turned on by someone they’re not having a connection to. They need some amount of real connection to be transported to a place where they’re sexually open.”.

Barron Park School’s 2nd Annual Family Fun Day and Silent Auction, 1-4 p.m, April 3, ballet shoes series 800 Barron Ave., Palo Alto, Free, 650-858-0508 or www.barron.pausd.org, Smuin Ballet Spring Program, May 25-29, Bayshore Performing Arts Center, San Mateo, $49-62, 650-357-1687 or www.smuinballet.org, Mothers Symposium, “Raising Happiness: Joy and the Journey of Motherhood.” Keynote speaker Dr, Christine Carter, 8:30 a.m., registration, book fair; 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., program, Saturday, Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford University $20-$25, www.motherssymposium.org..

The proposed Mental Health Innovations Plan is envisioned at three yet-to-be-selected public school campuses. Training would be made available to educators and interested parents at the selected locations “to build awareness and understanding of trauma” and in turn allow the creation of “policies and practices that reduce the possibility that children who have experienced trauma will be re-traumatized in their learning environments.”. “These changes are part of a mental health innovations plan, which outlines how the city will use $180,000 from the Mental Health Services Act, state legislation approved by voters in November 2004 that places a 1 percent tax on every dollar of personal income over $1 million,” according to the city.