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And you can get inspired by the spectacle of M.Y. China’s Tony Wu, executive chef for Yan’s San Francisco restaurant, demonstrating the centuries-old art of hand-pulled noodles. We captured the scene as he transformed one 6-pound dough ball into 256 thick shandong noodles and another into 16,000 thin dragon’s whisker noodles. Flour flew as Wu, who has been pulling noodles for more than 30 years, slapped the dough on the counter, swung it in the air and stretched it until the dough separated into hundreds or thousands of even strands, each more than three feet long. Long noodles, after all, represent long life.

Related ArticlesBoozy popsicles, quinoa bowls: Oakland A’s new choices for fans$7 sandwiches: Ike’s poster ballet quote print. framed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. print for dan lucky day deal for customersMendocino Farms’ first East Bay restaurant opensSt, Patrick’s Day 2019: Your Irish pub guide for the holiday weekend7 epic SF Bay Area things to do over St, Patrick’s Day weekendEnjoy those noodles and other special lunar new year menus at M.Y, China, Hakkasan and other restaurants, Here’s just a sampling, M.Y, China: Each dish in the family-style Grandma Wu’s New Year Dinner is inspired by the executive chef’s family dinners, The eight-course feast ($288), which serves six, includes a Golden Lobster course with hand-pulled noodles and a whole fish, which represents prosperity, Served Jan, 28-Feb, 11, Meet Yan at the restaurant after the parade on Feb, 11. 45 Market St, San Francisco; www.tastemychina.com..

Hakkasan: A lunar new year feast with Asian spirits cocktails ($128 per person) will be offered through Feb. 11. Enjoy a Chinese dragon dance on Jan. 28. 1 Kearny Street, San Francisco; www.hakkasan.com. E&O Kitchen and Bar: Dungeness crab is featured on E&O’s new year menu, served Jan. 27 – Feb. 11, along with whole crispy fish (market price). 314 Sutter Street, San Francisco; www.eosanfrancisco.com. Graton Resort & Casino: The new Boathouse Asian Eatery at this Rohnert Park casino and resort is offering traditional dishes that symbolize luck and prosperity, including whole steamed rock fish and salt and pepper crab (mark price). 288 Golf Course Drive West, Rohnert Park; www.gratoncasino.com.

Have a little nosh and enjoy the arts, This year’s 13th annual Arts Panorama fundraiser will feature Chamber Music Silicon Valley, the ballroom dance duo of Dina Bistry poster ballet quote print. framed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. print for dan and Federico Moreno, guitarist Christopher Mann, flutist Jifan Li and scenes from the Lyric Theatre’s “Princess Ida.” 6:30-10 p.m, Jan, 27; tickets, $30, include wine and appetizers, The event, sponsored by the South Bay Guitar Society and the Noon Arts & Lectures Series, will be at the Scottish Rite Center, 2455 Masonic Drive, San Jose, Get tickets and other details here..

In the early 1980s, when the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art approached Lucinda Childs about creating a site-specific dance for its cavernous downtown industrial space known as the Temporary Contemporary, she already had a two-decade track record as a pioneering choreographer. For her collaborators she chose maverick Los Angeles architect Frank O. Gehry for the stage design, then widely respected but not yet the Pritzker Prize-winning icon he would become with the completion of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and a wildcard composer from the Bay Area named John Adams. The strikingly beautiful collaboration “Available Light,” which premiered in 1983, helped put Adams on the map with his sweeping electronic composition “Light Over Water.”.

While Childs had listened closely to Adams’ best-known early work, “Shaker Loops,” the Berkeley composer says he was still “a pretty unknown entity in those days,” while reflecting some 35 years later on the seminal collaboration, “I was definitely the junior partner in the mix, poster ballet quote print. framed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. print for dan People knew a little bit about me, but I wasn’t a big name.”, My how things have changed, A revival of “Available Light,” co-commissioned by Cal Performances and running Feb, 3-4 in Zellerbach Hall, is part of a widespread celebration of Adams’ Feb, 15 birthday, when he turns 70..

The San Francisco Symphony will present two weeks of programming around the milestone, including the Feb. 10-11 SoundBox series curated by Adams; the orchestra’s first performances of Adams’ “The Gospel According to the Other Mary,” featuring Kelley O’Connor, Tamara Mumford and Jay Hunter Morris, Feb. 16–18; and the composer’s violin concerto “Scheherazade.2,” with soloist Leila Josefowicz and Michael Tilson Thomas conducting, Feb. 22–25. In many ways, “Available Light” pointed to Adams’ future landmarks, particularly operas such as 1987’s “Nixon in China,” 1991’s “The Death of Klinghoffer” and 2005’s “Doctor Atomic.” (In 2014, Childs directed a new production of “Dr. Atomic” for the Opera du Rhin.).

As Matías Tarnopolsky, Executive and Artistic Director of Cal Performances, points out, “Of the many facets of John’s musical world, ‘Available Light’ marks an early departure, and an early commitment to collaboration with leading creators of our day.”, “Available Light” got its name because the original 1983 production used only natural light pouring in through the Temporary Contemporary’s skylights, The poster ballet quote print. framed with vintage, rustic vibe. perfect gift for dancer. wall art for loves to dance. print for dan revival features 11 dancers on Gehry’s re-imagined split-level stage with chain-link scrim, Adams has streamlined his original-score tape for synthesizer and recorded brass, Childs updated the original choreography for her current company, And Kasia Walicka-Maimone contributed the redesigned costumes..

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