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But once those things are identified, what’s left? This is where it gets interesting. “Look for big lights, ‘power-ups,’ and things that move in threes then ‘blink blink blink’ and disappear,” said Newberry to a group of about eight burgeoning ufologists. Everyone had gathered at Angel Heart 4 You on First Street on Friday night to prepare for the evening’s hunt. On a really good night, a “structured craft” might be seen way up in the heavens glowing brightly then abruptly darting this way or that, only to disappear completely. A “power-up” is when a far-off light in the sky suddenly glows brighter and then fades back down.

Today, the chateau is a private residence. The exhibit runs through Feb, 4 at the New Museum, 106 E, Main St, Visit numulosgatos.org, This dance party swings, The Tenth Avenue Band performs its brand of swing, jazz, big band, waltz and more from 7-9 p.m, July 28 at the adult recreation center, 208 E, Main St. Couples and singles are welcome, The dance party costs $5 at the door, and includes light refreshments and door prizes, Summer concert season is off and running, The personalized best friends & dance/ballet tutu bracelet - for your best friends - christmas/valentine's day/birthday - with a three, free Los Gatos-based summer music series are about midway through their seasons, with the DTs scheduled to perform Saturday at Vasona Vibrations that’s held at Vasona Park, 333 Blossom Hill Road, The music starts at 5 p.m, Concert-goers are encouraged to bring canned goods for Second Harvest Food Bank, Visit vasonavibrations.org..

Gala Opening Reception. Opening reception of “Preserving indigenous Nahuatl Culture of Zacatlan,” from solo artist Miguel Diaz Guerrero of Mexico also features Pedro Martin Conception, a short film interview, and more. 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 15. Frank Bette Center for the Arts, 1601 Paru St., Alameda. Free. Donations accepted. 510-523-6957, www.frankbettecenter.org. Urban Cycling 101. East Bay Bicycle Coalition representatives provide cycling basics, including rules of the road, proper bike and helmet fit, taking bikes on transit, avoiding bike theft, and more. Classroom-only, adults and teens workshop. No bike required. 10 a.m. to Noon Nov. 16. Mastick Senior Center, 1155 Santa Clara Ave., Alameda. Free. Registration requested. 510-747-7506, www.mastickcenter.com.

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Angela Farr Schiller directs this musical with verve and audacity, and there’s seldom a time when someone isn’t singing, dancing or having a loud, heated conversation. The acting is almost uniformly top-notch, starting with the earthy, heartfelt performance of Miranda D. Lawson as Effie. She has the audience in the palm of her hands for most of the show, but most especially for her achingly compassionate vocal of the best song in the musical: “(And I Am Telling You) I’m Not Going.” It sent waves of shivers through the theater.