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Best Hospitals near San Jose, CA

Here you can find information about and compare hospitals in the San Jose, California metropolitan area. Hospitals are ordered according to their performance in complex care in medical specialties such as cancer and in common procedures and conditions like knee replacement and heart failure. Hospitals that are not regionally ranked are ordered alphabetically. This metro area includes Palo Alto, Santa Clara, and Sunnyvale.

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Stanford Health Care-Stanford Hospital

Stanford, CA 94305

# 1 in San Jose, CA

Nationally Ranked in 11 Specialties

High Performing in 1 Specialty & 19 Procedures/Conditions

Stanford Health Care-Stanford Hospital in Stanford, CA is nationally ranked in 11 adult specialties. Read more »

El Camino Health-Mountain View

Mountain View, CA 94040-4302

# 2 in San Jose, CA

High Performing in 11 Procedures/Conditions

Learn about how El Camino Health-Mountain View performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center

Santa Clara, CA 95051-5173

# 3 in San Jose, CA

High Performing in 9 Procedures/Conditions

Learn about how Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Good Samaritan Hospital-San Jose

San Jose, CA 95124-3997

High Performing in 3 Procedures/Conditions

Learn about how Good Samaritan Hospital-San Jose performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital

Hollister, CA 95023-5695

Learn about how Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center

San Jose, CA 95119-1199

High Performing in 6 Procedures/Conditions

Learn about how Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford

Palo Alto, CA 94304-1601

Nationally Ranked in 10 Children's Specialties

High Performing in 1 Procedure/Condition

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford in Palo Alto, CA is nationally ranked in 10 pediatric specialties. Read more »

O'Connor Hospital-San Jose

San Jose, CA 95128-1471

Learn about how O'Connor Hospital-San Jose performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Palo Alto Health Care Medical Center

Palo Alto, CA 94304-1207

Learn about how Palo Alto Health Care Medical Center performs in all areas of care. Read more »

Regional Medical Center of San Jose

San Jose, CA 95116-1603

High Performing in 5 Procedures/Conditions

Learn about how Regional Medical Center of San Jose performs in all areas of care. Read more »

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2024 seeds of hope.

Join us for our Free Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara/San Jose Cancer Survivors Day conference and celebration.

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Kaiser Permanente San Jose and Santa Clara are excited to host the 12th Annual Seeds of Hope/Cancer Survivors Day event on  Sunday, June 9th, 2024, from 11:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m . at the Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center, located at  710 Lawrence Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051 .

This year, Seeds of Hope will be offering more than 50 educational booths and activities centered around our theme: “Nourish Your Heart, Empower Your Brain, Transform Your Future.” This event provides an opportunity for our members, along with their families, caregivers, and support community, to help our survivors prepare, recover, and celebrate life after cancer treatment, as well as reduce the risk of recurrence.

Strive to Thrive 2023

The Kaiser Permanente Strive to Thrive Healthcare Career Fair was recently hosted and organized by South Bay Kaiser Permanente in partnership with San Jose State University, local nonprofits and community leaders.

At Kaiser Permanente, we believe in lifting up, giving back and working together with our local community. We chose to develop Strive to Thrive with a focus on youth ages 12 to 18 because it is imperative to the future of healthcare that people of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds are participating in some way. Our community is vibrant and beautifully different, and it is important to deliver healthcare that is inclusive, equitable, culturally and linguistically appropriate.

We learned that our community, youth, and their parents are eager to learn about different career paths and recognize the importance of being exposed to new opportunities. Most of the 2023 Strive to Thrive attendees were BIPOC youth (92%) and about 70% were youth who attended without their parents. More than 270 people participated in the Strive to Thrive Healthcare Career Fair, including many KP physicians and employees, who donated their time to help inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals.

We are so grateful to our educational partners who recognized the importance of providing this opportunity to our local youth to learn more about healthcare as a career option. These partners include: San Jose State University, Child Advocates of Silicon Valley, Latino Education Advancement Foundation, Girl Scouts, Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley, PARTI Program, and the Silicon Valley Education Foundation.

Check out these presentations from the 2023 Strive to Thrive Healthcare Career Fair!

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Protect yourself and your loved ones by getting a no cost flu shot. For your safety and convenience, flu vaccinations are available for adults and children, 6 months and older. Please get vaccinated – it’s your best defense against serious health risks this season, and now more than ever, it’s important to stay safe and stop the spread.

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Tour Hospital San José

Ruta de la Peste

Extraído de Patrimonio Vivo:

El recorrido patrimonial "Ruta de la Peste", comienza intermitentemente desde el año 2009. Es una impresionante combinación entre el ex hospital San José y el Cementerio General.

La Ruta, tiene como hilo conductor la gran epidemia de cólera del año 1887. En ella se explora los vestigios de un Chile victoriano con sus luces y sus sombras. Se habla de los pioneros de la medicina, de la capacidad de improvisación de un país pequeño frente a una epidemia mortal. En el recorrido se descubren las huellas visibles de la historia del monumento nacional ex hospital San José y se explora el imaginario ligado a la tradición oral de sus ex funcionarios sobre costumbres, leyendas e historias asociadas al recinto. 

Luego nos desplazamos hacia el Cementerio General, donde bajo la luz de la luna, conocemos el trayecto de la Ruta que seguían los carretones, los cuales llevaban en cantidades a los fallecidos hacia los portales que conectaban ambos recintos, terminando en el patio donde eran sepultados que aún perdura. En el trayecto se identifica a personajes relacionados con la época como el doctor Juan Bruner, Eduardo de la Barra, Belisario Prats y otros. Lo demás, son sorpresas que conocerás en el recorrido.

"Única ruta que cuenta con el respaldo y patrocinio del Ministerio de Salud a través de Unidad de Patrimonio de la Salud".

Valor: $5.000 por persona.

Más Información y contacto: Patrimonio Vivo

Ruta de la Peste

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https://tpu.cl/r5e2

San José 1053, Ex Hospital San Jose Recoleta

Como llegar

Horarios Jueves De 20.00 a 23.30 hrs

Este Tour se viene realizando con intermitencia desde el año 2008. El cual ha tenido muy buena recepción por parte del público.

Es realizado por la empresa Patrimonio Vivo ltda. y quien dirige el recorrido César Parra, investigador y escritor de fenómenos paranormales, conoce perfectamente el lugar y nos cuenta la historia desde un contexto patrimonial, mezclando esta con los mitos e historias que se conocen de estas dependencias.

Una experiencia única, que podrás apreciar solo si la vives.

La historia tiene como hilo conductor la gran epidemia de cólera del año 1887. En ella se explora los vestigios de un Chile victoriano con sus luces y sus sombras.

En el recorrido se descubren las huellas visibles de la historia del monumento nacional ex hospital San José y se explora el imaginario ligado a la tradición oral de sus ex funcionarios sobre costumbres, leyendas e historias asociadas al recinto.

La ruta continua en el Cementerio General, donde bajo la luz de la luna, se sigue el trayecto de los carretones que llevaban a los fallecidos por las enfermedades, a través de los portales que conectaban ambos recintos, terminando en el patio donde eran sepultados, el cual aún perdura.

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Mas info en sus redes sociales, atentos a las fechas e indicaciones.

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Tienen acceso para silla de rueda? de ante mano gracias 🙂

Hola Maria,

Como Panorama Urbano no somos organizadores de los eventos publicados, nuestro sitio solo se dedica a la difusión de eventos, te invitamos a comunicarte directamente con los organizadores del panorama. Te podemos comentar además que por experiencia no se requiere superar muchos sitios con desnivel, además al ser un hospital público debe contar en ciertos sectores con acceso para todos. De todas maneras lo mejor es contactar a los organizadores, en su instagram estan publicando además los ultimos eventos.

Hola aún hacen los tour ? Estoy interesada

Hola Carla,

Como Panorama Urbano no somos organizadores de los eventos publicados, nuestro sitio solo se dedica a la difusión de eventos, te invitamos a comunicarte directamente con los organizadores del panorama. Te contamos ademas que en su instagram estan publicando además los ultimos eventos.

Hola. Quieira saber, si puede entrar dentro de hospital.

Vengo a comentar que tuve una pésima experiencia con los organizadores de este tour. NO DEJAN LLEVAR CÃMARAS NI GRABAR VIDEOS. No lo mencionan antes de pagar, son poco transparentes. Al menos me devolvieron el dinero. Pésimo trato con las personas, solo les hice una sugerencia y me terminaron atacando.

Pero si uno sólo quiere ir y no mostrar que fue, quizá sea bueno, digo yo…

Yo voy para captar fantasmas y si no dejan grabar, no tiene sentido ir. No todo es lucirse en redes sociales xd Gracias a la amiga que comentó, es bueno saber y tomar una decisión en base a eso

OOOHHH Que fome yo queria ir justo para eso, captar alguna actividad paranormal. niun brillo si no te dejan grabar o tomar fotos

Hola, me gustaría saber si hoy están haciendo tours,

No vayas, no te dejan llevar cámaras ni grabar. Pierde todo el sentido de la búsqueda paranormal. Tampoco te dicen antes de pagar y se justifican diciendo que mandan un correo con la info (la mandan pero después de que pagaste). Les hice la sugerencia y solo me atacaron.

Entiendo muy bien que no dejen grabar, yo fui en el 2014, cuando los tour recién estaban comenzando, fui en Halloween ( tour ex hospital San José más cementerio general y al grupo entero nos tocó vivir una posesión en vivo … Sí hubieran quedado registro con grabaciones no hubieran dejado hacer más el tour

Hola están disponibles los tour para este mes ?

Hola Ernesto, según han informado en sus redes sociales no se está realizando este tour, sin embargo te recomendamos visitar sus redes sociales para estar atento: https://www.facebook.com/GhostTourCL

Buenas noches, quisiera saber cómo puedo hacer el pago ?

Hola Gloria, te recomendamos contactar con los organizadores para confirmar si se esta realizado el evento, el correo de contacto que aparece en este articulo es [email protected]

Buenas tardes quisiera saber el valor $?

Sabe cuando volveran a hacerlos ?

Está funcionando

Hola Francisco, según han informado en sus redes sociales no se está realizando este tour, sin embargo te recomendamos visitar sus redes sociales para estar atento: https://www.facebook.com/GhostTourCL

Hola, cuándo volverán los tour? saludos

Hola Carla, esperamos que pronto, pero para saber mas sobre esto te recomendamos contactar a los organizadores del evento quienes te pueden indicar información exacta. Además según sabemos se estuvieron realizando tours de manera virtual, con lo cual al comunicarte con ellos podrás obtener esta información.

Necesito saber si dentro de la ruta aplican psicofonía o solo los relatos de quien guía el tour?

Hola Valery, te recomendamos contactar a los organizadores del evento para saber si hacen esto en el tour o en alguna ocasión especial. Según nuestra experiencia no hemos sido testigos de psicofonías en los tour a los que hemos asistido.

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Canadian punk band Metz celebrates new Sub Pop album with Bay Area shows

By Dave Pehling

Updated on: April 29, 2024 / 8:13 AM PDT / CBS San Francisco

One of Canada's most celebrated modern-rock bands visits the Bay Area this weekend when Metz brings its current tour to promote their new album Up On Gravity Hill  to San Jose and San Francisco .

One of the leading lights of punk in North America in the past 16 years, Canadian trio Metz was formed in Ottowa in 2008 by guitarist/singer Alex Edkins, bassist Chris Slorach and drummer Hayden Menzies. The band quickly developed its tuneful take on noise-rock indebted to the sounds of the Jesus Lizard, Drive Like Jehu and early Nirvana through its early live performances and a string of singles recorded for Toronto-based imprint We Are Busy Bodies Records.  

Those kinetic, pile-driving tunes and the band's reputation for ferocious onstage delivery would earn the group a deal with Sub Pop Records, which released Metz's eponymous debut album. Clocking in at just under a half an hour, the explosive effort earned the band wide praise and was nominated for Canada's Polaris Music Prize in 2013.

Over the course of the trio's subsequent three albums for the label, Metz has largely stuck to its original template of mixing corrosive, desperate riffs with flashes of surprisingly catchy melodies while working with a couple of noise-rock icons along the way. They collaborated with Drive Like Jehu/Hot Snakes/Rocket From the Crypt guitarist John Reis on a two-song single in 2016 and had legendary engineer Steve Albini record their third album  Strange Peace  that came out the following year.

Sub Pop issued the compilation  Automat  that collected some of the threesome's hard-to-find singles and unreleased early material in 2019 to appease fans while Metz worked on their fourth album.  Atlas Vending  was released in 2020 and pushed the band's into more experimental territory -- sometimes recalling Sonic Youth -- while retaining its signature locomotive energy. Amid the pandemic shutdown that kept the band home when they would have been touring, Sub Pop this past summer released  Live at the Opera House , an audio and video document that ably captures the relentless intensity of a Metz performance.  

Another diversion during the COVID-forced downtime would be Weird Nightmare, Edkins's solo project that takes a more pop-minded approach to indie rock on its debut album that was issued by Sub Pop in 2022. That melodic sense colors the trio's latest collection of new songs recently released by the imprint, Up On Gravity Hill . Tempering the corrosive aggression of Metz's earlier recordings with a soaring, shoegaze-influenced sound, the new effort features a broader musical palette thanks to contributions from guests Owen Pallett on violin and backing vocals from Amber Webber (Black Mountain, Lightning Dust) to go with a lyrical focus on coping with grief and loss. 

Metz finally returns to the Bay Area this week for the first time since playing the New Parish in Oakland as part of a 2022 tour marking the tenth anniversary of their eponymous debut album. Joining the band for a run of West Coast dates is Gouge Away, a like-minded noisy post-punk quintet founded Florida that is similarly mixing more sedate shoegaze sounds with urgent hardcore anthems on their acclaimed new album Deep Sage. The bands play the Ritz in San Jose Friday before coming to the Chapel in San Francisco's Mission District Saturday night .

Metz and Gouge Away Friday, May 3, 8 p.m. $22-$25 The Ritz

Saturday, May 4, 8 p.m. $25-$28 The Chapel

Dave Pehling started his journalism career doing freelance writing about music in the late 1990s, eventually working as a web writer, editor and producer for KTVU.com in 2003. He moved to CBS to work as the station website's managing editor in 2015.

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The complete list of undrafted free agents signed.

After three days and 257 picks, the 2024 NFL Draft has concluded. Even with the annual selection meeting officially over, plenty of teams will be in bidding wars with undrafted players to get them on their roster. Some players would rather be undrafted in order to get more guaranteed money or work out contracts on their terms.

The majority of undrafted free agents are just training camp bodies or roster fillers, but there are always a few on teams that end up making rosters and contributing for years to some. Some even end up as Pro Bowlers or make the Pro Football Hall of Fame . 

These undrafted players are worth paying attention to this time of year, especially with rookie minicamps coming up over the next few weeks. Here are all the undrafted free agents signed by NFL teams, which will be updated as teams announce player signings. 

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• North Carolina IDL Myles Murphy ( source )
• North Carolina LS Joe Shimko ( source )

Atlanta Falcons

• Southern Utah WR Isaiah Wooden ( source )
• Rutgers WR JaQuae Jackson ( source )
• Richmond OT Ryan Coll ( source )
• Minnesota State CB Trey Vaval ( source )
• Texas P Ryan Sanborn ( source )

Baltimore Ravens

• Maryland S Beau Brade ( source )
• Maryland OL Corey Bullock ( source )
• Alabama C Darrian Dalcourt ( source )
• Georgia DL Tramel Walthour ( source )
• Cincinnati QB Emory Jones
• Lock Haven RB Chris Collier
• Kentucky WR Tavion Robinson
• Mississippi WR Dayton Wade
• Rutgers WR Isaiah Washington
• North Central WR DeAngelo Hardy
• Iowa TE Joe Evans
• Duke IDL Ja'Mion Franklin
• Maryland IDL Tre Colbert
• Oregon EDGE John McCartan
• Temple LB Yvandy Rigby
• Rutgers LB Deion Jennings

Buffalo Bills

• Southern Miss RB Frank Gore Jr. ( source )
• Ohio State WR Xavier Johnson Jr. ( source )
• Auburn OL Gunner Britton ( source )
• Utah OG Keaton Bills ( source )
• Troy QB Gunnar Watson
• Tulane WR Lawrence Keys
• Miami IDL Branson Deen
• Clemson CB Sheridan Jones
• Western Michigan CB Keni-H Lovely
• Arkansas S Alfahiym Walcott
• San Diego State P Jack Browning

Carolina Panthers

• Louisville QB Jack Plummer ( source )
• Holy Cross WR Jalen Coker ( source )
• Coastal Carolina WR Sam Pinckney ( source )
• UConn LB Jackson Mitchell ( source )
• Tennessee OL Jeremiah Crawford ( source )
• Monmouth RB Jaden Shirden
• West Virginia WR Devin Carter
• Coastal Carolina WR Sam Pickney
• New Haven TE Kevin Foelsch
• Oklahoma C Andrew Rahm 
• Oregon IDL Popo Aumavae
• Arizona EDGE Taylor Upshaw
• Colorado EDGE Derrick McLendon II
• UConn LB Jackson Mitchell
• Army LB Leo Lowin
• Virginia State CB Willie Drew
• Texas A&M S Demani Richarson 
• Coastal Carolina S Clayton Isbell
• Mississippi S DeShawn Gaddie Jr.
• Missouri K Harrison Mevis

Chicago Bears

• Western Kentucky QB Austin Reed ( source )
• Illinois DT Keith Randolph ( source )
• Howard RB Ian Wheeler
• Villanova RB TD Ayo-Durojaiye
• Bowling Green WR OJ Hillaire
• British Columbia OT Theo Benedet
• Stonehill OT David Satokoski
• Weber State OT Noah Atagi
• Kansas State C Hayden Gilliam
• Illinois IDL Keith Randolph Jr. 
• James Madison IDL Jamree Kromah
• Oregon State EDGE John McCartan
• UCLA LB Carl Jones Jr. 
• Troy CB Reddy Steward
• Arkansas State CB Leon Jones
• Wisconsin S Travian Blaylock

Cincinnati Bengals

• Wisconsin LB Maema Njongmeta ( source )
• Northern Illinois QB Rocky Lombardi ( source )
• Oklahoma State RB Elijah Collins
• LSU RB Noah Cain
• Cortland State WR Cole Burgess
• Illinois State TE Cam Grandy
• Louisville T Eric Miller
• Wisconsin-Platteville EDGE Justin Blazek
• Indiana LB Aaron Casey
• Wisconsin LB Maena Njongmeta
• Tulane CB Lane Robinson
• Southern Illinois S PJ Jules
• Miami (OH) Michael Dowell
• Texas Tech P Austin McNamara 

Cleveland Browns

• Miami OL Javion Cohen ( source )
• BYU RB Aidan Robbins
• South Carolina WR Ahmarean Brown
• Wyoming TE Treyton Welch
• North Dakota State T Jalen Sundell
• Rhode Island T Lorenzo Thompson
• Weber State LB Winston Reid
• South Dakota State CB DyShawn Gales-Cozart
• Arizona State S Chris Edmonds

Dallas Cowboys

• Minnesota TE Brevyn Spann-Ford ( source )
• Northwestern WR Cam Johnson
• Minnesota WR Corey Crooms
• UCF TE Alec Holler
• Illinois IDL Denzel Dixon
• Baylor EDGE Byron Vaughns 
• UCF LB Jason Johnson
• South Dakota LB Brock Mognesen
• Texas A&M CB Josh DeBerry
• Nevada S Emany Johnson
• East Carolina S Julius Wood

Denver Broncos

• Memphis DL Jaylon Allen ( source )
• Memphis RB Blake Watson ( source )
• Nebraska S Omar Brown ( source )
• Memphis RB Blake Watson
• Washington State WR Lincoln Victor
• Utah TE Thomas Yassmin
• Georgia Tech TE Dylan Leonard
• Wyoming T Frank Crum
• SMU IDL Jordan Miller
• UTSA IDL Brandon Matterson
• Fresno State LB Levelle Bailey
• Air Force LB Alec Mock
• Nebraska CB Quinton Newsome
• Sacramento State S Caleb Nelson
• Oregon K Camden Lewis
• Fresno State LS Nick D'Ambra

Detroit Lions

• Ole Miss DE Isaac Ukwu ( source )
• Illinois WR Isaiah Williams ( source )
• Ohio State LB Steele Chambers ( source )
• UCLA OL Duke Clemens ( source )
• Duke WR Jason Calhoun
• BYU TE Isaac Rex
• Louisville C Byron Hudson
• William & Mary EDGE Nate Lynn
• Northern Illinois LB DaRon Gilbert
• Fresno State CB Morice Norris
• Wake Forest S Chelen Garnes
• Ball State S Loren Strickland
• Michigan K James Turner
• Idaho LS Hogan Hatten

Green Bay Packers

• Michigan OL Trente Jones ( source )
• Alcorn State RB Jarveon Howard
• Albany WR Julian Hicks
• Arizona State TE Messiah Swanson
• USF OT Donovan Jennings
• Wisconsin La Crosse C Michael Bertoia
• Northern Illinois IDL James Eister
• Ohio IDL Rodney Matthews
• Washington LB Ralen Goforth
• Troy CB Don Callis
• Buffalo K Alex McNulty
• Duke P Porter Wilson
• Wisconsin LS Peter Borden 

Houston Texans

• South Dakota State WR Jaxon Janke ( source )
• North Carolina RB British Brooks
• Virginia Tech EDGE Pheldarius Payne
• BYU LB Max Tooley
• Illinois LB Tarique Barnes

Indianapolis Colts

• BYU QB Kedon Slovis ( source )
• Kansas QB Jason Bean
• Southern Illinois RB Justin Strong
• Texas Tech WR Xavier White
• Pittsburgh TE Malcolm Epps
• North Carolina State TE Trent Pennix
• Marshall G Dalton Tucker
• Oklahoma IDL Isaiah Coe
• Kansas LB Craig Young
• Notre Dame K Spencer Shrader

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Albany WR Brevin Easton ( source )
• Akron RB Lorenzo Lingard ( source )
• Villanova RB Jalen Jackson
• UTSA WR Joshua Cephus
• West Carolina WR David White Jr.
• Memphis WR Joe Scates
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Local News | Cirque du Soleil makes high-flying return to San Jose

"kooza" delighting audiences at the santa clara county fairgrounds through may.

If you’ve driven near the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds recently, you surely noticed Cirque du Soleil’s majestic big top — known as the Grand Chapiteau to fans — has risen in the fairgrounds parking lot.

With the delightful “Kooza,” Cirque is back in town with all its tents for the first time since 2019, not counting an arena show last year at SAP Center. The show itself is loaded with all the crowd-pleasing antics and mind-blowing acrobatics that you’d expect from the touring French-Canadian troupe. If you don’t leave the show feeling elated and a little awestruck, that may be on you.

And fair warning to anyone in an aisle seat close to the stage: You might just get brought onstage for a fun bit as one unsuspecting audience member did Thursday night.

But after seeing the show Thursday night, I was most surprised by how much better the Fairgrounds location turns out to be, especially compared to a previous site that jammed everything into a parking lot near the San Jose Police Department. This spot is much easier to get into and out of — and on-site parking is plentiful.

By the way, Psycho Donuts has done their bit and provided a new limited edition donut, “The Trickster,” named after one of the show’s characters and available inside the big top. It’s covered with colorful sprinkles and filled with familiar circus flavors including caramel popcorn and pretzels.

”Kooza” runs in San Jose through May 26, and you can get all the details you need at cirquedusoleil.com/kooza .

BOOSTING ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH: Michaela “Mikey” Hoag’s quest to bring about a world without Alzheimer’s disease is still going strong. On April 19, the Part the Cloud Gala — which she started back in 2012 — raised $17 million to support Alzheimer’s research.

Chaired by Sue Foley and Lauren Koenig, the classy affair at a private home in Woodside was emceed by “Suits” star Sarah Rafferty and was highlighted by a performance from Grammy-winning songwriter and musician Jon Batiste. The crowd of more than 300 guests included quite a few luminaries from the worlds of sports, tech and entertainment including Joe Montana; Ronnie Lott; Reed Hastings and Patty Quillin; Brandi Chastain; Ted Sarandos and Nicole Avant; Phil Schiller; and, of course, Mikey and Jay Hoag.

Dr. Maria Carrillo, the Alzheimer’s Association chief science officer and medical affairs lead, said at the event that three new clinical trials for therapies for Alzheimer’s and other dementias were being propelled by grant funding from Part the Cloud, which has invested $82 million in 68 clinical trials.

HOME SWEET HOMES: It looks like mortgage rates aren’t going to be heading down anytime soon, but I’m going to say that just makes it more attractive to look at other people’s gorgeous homes without having to fork over a down payment. You can certainly do that next weekend at the 40th annual Willow Glen Home Tour or — if you’re like me — you’ll come away with a bunch of redecorating ideas for your current home. (Who knew I would fall in love with push-button light switches?)

The self-guided tour showcases five homes in one of San Jose’s most sought-after neighborhoods on May 4 and May 5, including one designated “garden home,” where you can relax with a beverage or enjoy a complimentary wine tasting. Tickets for the tour are $50 — the price goes up on the days of the tour — but it’s also for a great cause: San Jose Day Nursery, which has been providing childcare and education for the downtown area since 1916.

Everything you need to know — except the addresses, which won’t be divulged until you get your ticket — is available at willowglenhometour.com .

SAVE THE DATE : Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges will be the keynote speaker at the YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley’s Inspire Luncheon on Oct. 8 in Santa Clara.

Bridges was just a little girl when she was the first Black student to attend an all-white elementary school in Louisiana in 1960, and this year marks the 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that made that possible. Registration for the fundraising luncheon — which draws more than 1,000 people to the Santa Clara Convention Center — opens Aug. 1.

PARTY PLANNING: Lisa Sobrato Sonsini will be honored with the Community Spirit Award by Child Advocates of Silicon Valley at its inaugural Black White & Pink Ball on June 1 at the Corinthian Event Center in downtown San Jose.

The festive evening, which includes dinner and live music by Radio Gatsby, also will include a keynote by Tracy Warman-Gries, a CASA volunteer whose parents served as foster parents for 21 children — giving her a firsthand look on the impact families can have on foster kids. For tickets or other details on the gala, go to www.childadvocatessv.org .

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