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Sometimes there is indeed such a thing as a free lunch – or at least a free concert, party or kite festival. Check out these five free events around the Bay Area this weekend. They’re free. Did we mention they’re free?. Rooftop Garden Concert: New Orleans Blues in Oakland. Is it possible to raise the roof on the roof? And in broad daylight? Find out July 7 at the free noontime Rooftop Garden Concert series atop the Kaiser Center in Oakland. This week, it’s New Orleans blues, so bring a lunch – ideally a po’boy and beignets – and take any elevator in the Kaiser garage to the roof garden level (the “RG” button). Elevators are also accessible via the Kaiser Building, 2nd floor pedestrian bridge. Details: The Kaiser rooftop concert series runs every Friday through Sept. 8; noon to 1 p.m.; Kaiser Center, 300 Lakeside Dr., Oakland; www.kaisercenterroofgarden.com.
Related ArticlesHave Bay Area weekend plans? Here are some ideas (July 6 edition)Weekend Top 10: Famed artist opens historic Bay Area showSound advice: Top 3 concerts in Bay Area this weekend (July 7-9)Friday Night Music, Morgan Hill, Not enough free music? Get down to – and at — Morgan Hill’s weekly music series, On July 7, it’s the Busta Groove dance-party band playing all the hits, from classic Motown and ‘70s disco to rock and hip-hop, Details: 6 sansha recital pointe shoes to 9 p.m.; Downtown Amphitheater/Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center, 17000 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill; www.morganhill.org..
Kite Festival, San Mateo. Oh, go fly a kite, and we mean that in a good way. Check out the first kite festival at Coyote Point Recreation Area on July 8. The Berkeley Kite Wranglers will put on a giant kite show, plus offer free kite-making sessions. The Burlingame Lions will provide a barbecue. And there will be a bookmobile from San Mateo County libraries, Taiko drumming and more. The event is free, but it’s $6 for park entry. Bring your own kites to fly, too. Details: Noon to 4 p.m., 1701 Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo; 650-269-8124 or kewright@smcgov.org.
Japanese Bazaar, Union City, That’s bazaar, not bizarre – it would only be the latter sansha recital pointe shoes if you didn’t go, because the 55th annual festival at Southern Alameda County Buddhist Church this weekend has it all, From Japanese and hula dancers, Taiko drums, bonsai exhibits, crafts and mini Buddhist lectures to bingo and arcade games, chicken teriyaki, gyoza, udon and more, Details: 11 a.m, to 8 p.m, July 8, 11 a.m.-7 p.m, July 9; 32975 Alvarado Niles Road, Union City; http://sacbc.org/wp/, Lindy in the Park, San Francisco..
The hilarious “Book of Mormon” and the incomparable Paula West top our list of great stuff to do July 6-9 (and beyond). Praise be! The ‘Book’ is back in Bay Area: Once upon a time, in the era known as BH (Before “Hamilton”) “The Book of Mormon” was the hottest ticket in the theater world. The profanely clever musical comedy by “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, which follows Mormon missionaries plying their trade in an unstable African village, is still pretty darned popular, and returns to the Bay Area July 11 for a two-week run. Details: Through July 23; San Jose Center for the Performing Arts; $48-$342; broadwaysanjose.com.— Randy McMullen, Staff.
Related ArticlesFive, fun & free things to do in the Bay Area, July 7-9Weekend Top 10: Famed artist opens historic Bay Area showSound advice: Top 3 concerts in Bay Area this weekend (July 7-9)Paula West back at Feinstein’s: While a number of gifted young women have emerged on the Bay Area jazz vocal scene in recent years, there’s no one around who can match Paula West’s sumptuous sound and her gift for unraveling the subterranean emotional currents running through a song, whether written by Cole Porter, Jimmy Webb or David Bowie, Beginning July 6, she settles into Feinstein’s at the Hotel Nikko in San Francisco for a monthlong run with an exceptional band featuring veteran guitarist Ed Cherry, pianist Bruce Barth, sansha recital pointe shoes drummer Greg Wyser-Pratte and bassist Vicente Archer. Details: Through July 28; $40-$60; 866-663-1063, http://www.feinsteinsatthenikko.com.— Andrew Gilbert, Correspondent..
Two nights with Duran Duran: Duran Duran was one of the biggest bands of the ’80s, delivering four platinum-plus-selling studio albums during the decade of fanny packs, L.A. Gear shoes and “ALF.” Yet, vocalist Simon Le Bon and company have also had success in more recent years; their latest album — “Paper Gods” — reached the Billboard Top 10 in 2015. On Friday and Saturday, you have the chance to hear these arena rockers perform such favorites as “Hungry Like the Wolf” and “Rio” in comparatively intimate settings. Details: 8 p.m. July 7 at Fox Theater, Oakland; $89.50-$129.50, www.ticketmaster.com; 8 p.m. July 8 at The Masonic, San Francisco; $59.50-$129.50; www.livenation.com.— Jim Harrington, Staff.
Cars, planes — and tech fun: The Hot San Jose Nights extravaganza that celebrates sansha recital pointe shoes all things automotive, aviation and scientific is back for the ninth year with hundreds of vintage cars, 40 planes on display and a Science, Technology, Engineering, Aviation and Math (STEAM) fair geared to kids, There’s also a noontime flyover and parachute flag jump, military tanks, drones, live bands and food booths, The Festival of Wings barbecue chicken wing cook-off will be back too, families are welcome to bring chairs and coolers and stay for the day, Details: 10 a.m.-4 p.m, July 8; Reid-Hillview Airport, San Jose; free admission, parking; www.hotsanjosenights.com.— Linda Zavoral, Staff..