Happy Hour is now from 2-7pm and features 50% off all appetizers

Learn about pinot noir's regional styles around the world, its wine making challenges, pinot noir food pairings made in heaven and how to decipher a pinot noir label. Taste examples from Burgundy, New Zealand, California and Oregon. $59 per person.

Homemade carne asada or pollo tacos all day for just $2.00 each

Happy Hour is now from 2-7pm and features 50% off all appetizers

Taco Tuesdays ~ 3:30 – 6:30 p.m. Fish tacos $2.50 each.

Happy Tuesday 20% OFF Special Senior (60 or older) Discount Every Tuesday Lunch and Dinner (excluding holidays)

$2 tacos, $2 draft local beer every Tuesday starting at 4PM.

Hours: Wednesday-Friday from 12-4 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 1-4 p.m. The boom and rumble of giant machines in the noisy gloom of night shift in a foundry merged and emerged from the distant past in Joseph Zirker’s monotypes as imagined mechanical devices. These images, mostly black and white, are accompanied by playful Calder-esque sculptures constructed of paper that “represent in three dimensions a dual need to both translate and objectify the feelings and ideas that have preoccupied my printmaking in two dimensions” according to Zirker.

Kidsworld is for children ages 12 and under. Membership is FREE and includes an official membership card, free monthly events, activities, crafts and more! Events are held in the former Mervyn’s Wing in front of Wet Seal.

$15 per person (40 people max.) Enjoy tasting a selection of gins and some of the more reputable cocktails featuring the styles of gin that are being showcased.

Special Guest Bernard Lacroute. Columbia River Wild Sturgeon, Green Asparagus & Pork Belly, Duo of Duck, and Raspberry Custard. 6:30 Passed hors d’ouevres; 7:00 Dinner; $85 per person. Reservations recommended

Beginner lessons start at 7pm, intermediate lessons at 8pm, and free social dancing from 9pm until the bar closes! $10.00 special introductory cost for the month of March.

The College of San Mateo Certified Farmers’ Market operates year round, rain or shine, on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM. We offer fresh California grown fruits, vegetables and fresh-cut flowers from several area farms, baked goods, hot foods and other high quality local products. There will also be live music and other events scheduled throughout the season, so bring out the whole family for great shopping and a great time.

The Kaiser Redwood City Certified Farmers' Market is a partnership between the Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association and Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Medical Center. This market brings fresh-from-the-fields fruits and vegetables to the employees and members of Kaiser Permanente - year-round, rain or shine!

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a Corned beef & Cabbage lunch and a 50/50 opportunity drawing to complete this lucky luncheon. Please call (650) 780-7259 to reserve your tickets. Cost: $8.00

Select California wines for just $4 per glass!

Happy Hour is now from 2-7pm and features 50% off all appetizers

One free kid's meal from the kid's menu per regular adult entree purchased. Limited to children 12 and under. Good for dine in only.

Hours: Wednesday-Friday from 12-4 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 1-4 p.m. The boom and rumble of giant machines in the noisy gloom of night shift in a foundry merged and emerged from the distant past in Joseph Zirker’s monotypes as imagined mechanical devices. These images, mostly black and white, are accompanied by playful Calder-esque sculptures constructed of paper that “represent in three dimensions a dual need to both translate and objectify the feelings and ideas that have preoccupied my printmaking in two dimensions” according to Zirker.

Come and celebrate St. Patricks day with us and gorge yourself on Corned Beef and Cabbage and Irish Whisky Chocolate tart with Guinness Ice Cream. (Reservations are recommended)

Come in raise a toast to St. Patty and all that is so wonderfully Irish!! Celebrate the Irish Italian bond with friendship and fun. Featuring a traditional corn Beef and Cabbage Dinner with It’s Italia’s Potatoes Manchego and drink specials including $5.00 Guiness Pints & Green Martinis.

Third Thursdays, the brainchild of Downtown business owner, Misty Megia of PlayNTrade at 206 South B Street, offers monthly entertainment for the entire Bay Area. Visitors can experience the unique flavor of San Mateo through the paintings, photography, sculptures, and many other artistic mediums featured in the store front windows. � �The Third Thursday series is so vital to Downtown San Mateo because it introduces new and innovative artists to people of the Peninsula,� said event organizer Misty Megia. �At a time when art programs everywhere are being eliminated, it is essential to keep the creative arts alive and thriving in our community for future generations to appreciate.�

A social event for young professionals to network.

Happy Hour is now from 2-7pm and features 50% off all appetizers

The Twin Pines Senior and Community Center is holding Ballroom Dance Lessons for adults on Thursday evenings starting with a lesson from 6:30 to 7:30 PM followed by a practice dance from 7:30 to 8:00 pm. Learn Foxtrot, Waltz, Rhumba and East Coast Swing in Session #1 offered January 7th-February 25th. Session #2 is March 4th-April 22nd and offers lessons in Salsa, Tango, West Coast Swing and Merengue.The Center is located at 20 Twin Pines Lane in Belmont. No partner or experience needed. Fee is $54.00 for Belmont residents and $65.00 for non-residents. Register at Belmont.gov under Parks and Recreation or at the Parks and Recreation Office at 30 Twin Pines Lane. (650) 595-7441.

That super-tasty prime-rib dinner is every Friday from about 5:30pm until 8:30pm and it’s $19.99 per entrée including fresh vegetables and homemade mashed potatoes. Beverage, tax, and tip are additional.

Come to the Veterans Memorial Senior Center for a FREE featured movie in our state of the art movie theatre! March 5 - Whip It March 12 - My One & Only March 19 - The Informant March 26 - Old Dogs

The College of San Mateo Certified Farmers’ Market operates year round, rain or shine, on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM. We offer fresh California grown fruits, vegetables and fresh-cut flowers from several area farms, baked goods, hot foods and other high quality local products. There will also be live music and other events scheduled throughout the season, so bring out the whole family for great shopping and a great time.

Bistro Luneta is now open for weekend brunch. Try the chef's homemade Philippine sausage (longaniza) and beef tapa (house-cured thinly sliced ribeye) with french toast, pancakes, pandesal (Filipino dinner roll) or garlic rice and eggs cooked to order. We are also introducing Filipino panini sandwiches (pork adobo or barbecue) with freshly cut potato chips and MORE. ENJOY bottomless mimosas, sparkling wine and especially paired wines by the glass.

Enjoy late night happy hour specials on drinks and appetizers every Saturday night - $5 appetizers, $3 beers and $5 cocktails. Now featuring 80's Night with DJ Nicolo.

Early Bird Special 10% OFF Sat & Sun Only Lunch Buffett – Starts at 10AM. Finish by 12:30PM Dinner Buffet – Starts at 4:30PM. Finish by 6:30PM

Meet Cosmic Joe Jordan of the NASA Ames Research Center for an evening of "Naked Eye" stargazing. Learn about everything under the stars. Dress warm and bring a flashlight.

A special spring cheese making party, a farm tour including a hundred or so newborn goats, and a fabulous five-course seasonal dinner, flowers and candlelight in the restored Victorian hayloft. $150 per person. Reservations highly recommended. $125 per person. Reservations highly recommended.

March 20 vs. California Baptist April 9 vs. Pepperdine April 10 vs. USC

Don’t miss this rare chance to see the three historic greenhouses where there are plants that have been in Filoli’s collection since 1920, including carnivorous plants, unusual bromeliads, orchids, and edible tropical plants. Children may decorate a pot and plant a spring plant to take home. Enjoy live musical groups and puppet and magic shows. $20 for members; $25 for adult non-members, $5 ages 5 -17; free ages 4 and under. Space is limited. Pre-ordered Box Lunches are $18 for adults and $10 for children and must be ordered in advance.

This course especially designed for drivers age 50 and over. Taking this course may help you receive a discount from your auto insurance. You can sign up at the VMSC Front Desk or by calling (650) 780-7270 and pressing #2. Leave your name and number and a staff or volunteer will call you back to confirm your spot. Space is limited, so sign up early! Cost is $12 AARP Members / $14 Non-Members

03/21/10 vs. Cal Poly - 2:00 p.m. 04/02/10 vs. USC -1:30 p.m. 04/03/10 vs. UCLA – 12:00 p.m. 04/17/10 vs. California - 12:00 p.m.

Café Florian: $28.95 – Chef James & Chef Randy’s California Creations

Bistro Luneta is now open for weekend brunch. Try the chef's homemade Philippine sausage (longaniza) and beef tapa (house-cured thinly sliced ribeye) with french toast, pancakes, pandesal (Filipino dinner roll) or garlic rice and eggs cooked to order. We are also introducing Filipino panini sandwiches (pork adobo or barbecue) with freshly cut potato chips and MORE. ENJOY bottomless mimosas, sparkling wine and especially paired wines by the glass.

"Recession Busting" Meals Children eat for free!

Early Bird Special 10% OFF Sat & Sun Only Lunch Buffett – Starts at 10AM. Finish by 12:30PM Dinner Buffet – Starts at 4:30PM. Finish by 6:30PM

Sunday Breakfast ~ 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Full English breakfast for $6.00.

he NDNU Voice and Language programs celebrate the music, poetry, and culture of France in the Ralston Hall Ballroom. General $20; Students/Seniors $10.

Hours: Wednesday-Friday from 12-4 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 1-4 p.m. The boom and rumble of giant machines in the noisy gloom of night shift in a foundry merged and emerged from the distant past in Joseph Zirker’s monotypes as imagined mechanical devices. These images, mostly black and white, are accompanied by playful Calder-esque sculptures constructed of paper that “represent in three dimensions a dual need to both translate and objectify the feelings and ideas that have preoccupied my printmaking in two dimensions” according to Zirker.

Public Art Auction to Benefit Local Nonprofits, this event is open to anyone who has a passion for art and is interested in purchasing artwork to support local nonprofits. Local amateur and professional artists have donated their artwork to be displayed and sold/auctioned off at the event to raise funds for nonprofits to continue providing for our community. The auction will be held on March 21 and the artwork theme is charity and our economy. All are welcome to attend.