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Film fest grooves on East Bay punk: Green Day executive produced it and Iggy Pop narrates it. If that’s not enough to get you interested in Corbett Redford’s “Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk” — one of two opening night films at this year’s SF DocFest — consider this: There will be a 924 Gilman-like live music performance at the DNA Lounge in S.F. after the documentary screens at the Alamo Drafthouse in San Francisco. Redford’s film, which shows at 7 p.m. May 31, covers 30 years and the 924 Gilman music collective is integral to the narrative. The fest runs through June 15. “East Bay Punl” gets a wider release the following weekend. Details: $35/advance, $40/door for opening night; regular tickets $12-$14; more information, schedule, tickets at sfindie.com.— Randy Myers, Correspondent.

Holiday festivities at the Village at Northstar include Santa sightings and sleigh rides Dec, 19-24, Join the boisterous, kid-friendly Ripperoo Parade (Ripperoo is Northstar’s fuzzy ski school mascot) every afternoon from Dec, 20 to Jan, 3, platform ballet flats | ballet flats 8.5 | brown leather flats And celebrate New Year’s Eve with fireworks, ice skating, s’mores and live music in the Village, Details: www.northstarcalifornia.com, New Year parties at Mammoth include a Neon Night fete with Slow Magic and Ghastly at Canyon Lodge ($75-$95), The 53 Kitchen & Cocktails is doing a three-course, family-friendly prix-fixe dinner ($82, kids $27); a prix-fixe dinner and dance party for adults ($165); and a late night party and toast ($100); www.mammothmountain.com..

For more details, call 650-697-7324 or go to www.miramarevents.com. Amateur and professional salsa chefs can compete from noon to 5 p.m. for new and increased cash prizes and awards: $500 for People’s Choice salsa; $350 for second place; $250 for third place; $250 each for Best Mild and Best Hot salsas; and $250 for Best Decorated Booth. Teams may enter the challenge as individuals or businesses in the mild or hot categories. Canned ingredients are acceptable; however, everything (minimum 8 gallons) must be mixed together, prepared at the event, and all necessary equipment must also be brought on-site. Pre-made or pre-mixed salsa will be disqualified.

“You get to see the development of the dancers, both the students and the professionals, who are working on their classical techniques,” she said, “That’s my favorite part — getting to see the performers and the audience experience ‘The Nutcracker’ in new ways every year.”, To support the shows, Tucker’s Super Creamed Ice Cream on Park Street asks community members to name a new flavor inspired by “The platform ballet flats | ballet flats 8.5 | brown leather flats Nutcracker.” This year’s ice cream, which blends candied orange peel and crystallized ginger, is Mother Ginger’s Orange Cream; it was named by Mary Needham..

Pacific Art League. “Above and Below,” paintings by Marjory Wilson. Through Nov. 29. Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Mondays-Saturdaays. Pacific Art League, 668 Ramona St., Palo Alto. Free. Peninsula Museum of Art. “Visions & Visionaries,” paintings and sculptures by regional artists from the Permanent Collection. Through Dec. 30. Free. Peninsula Museum of Art, 10 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont. Regular gallery hours noon-4p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. Information: peninsulamuseum@gmail.com or 650-654-4068.


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