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It's time now to take a look at some of the fun events in the Bay Area this week.
Pub In the Park
This week's to-do list starts in Redwood City where you can enjoy a few cold ones along with live American and bluegrass music at Red Morton Park for Pub in the Park on Saturday afternoon. There will also be lawn games and food trucks.
Saturday, July 20
11 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Red Morton Park, Redwood City
Ice Cream Sunday
If you prefer ice cream to beer, more than a dozen ice cream makers will be at the SOMA Street Food Park in San Francisco in honor of National Ice Cream Day on Sunday.
Sunday, July 21
11 a.m. until 5 p.m.
SOMA StrEAT Food Park
428 11th Street, San Francisco
San Francisco Frozen Film Festival
Wednesday, July 17 to Sunday, July 21
Various showtimes
Piano Fight and the Roxie Theatre, San Francisco
The San Francisco Frozen Film Festival runs at Piano Fight and the Roxie Theatre in the city, and it showcases local, independent filmmakers and international artists.
"We have at least forty filmmakers that are coming," Festival co-founder and co-director Gabriel Bellman said. "What we try to do is bring together a nice mix of more established international films and then up-and-coming local and U.S.-based filmmakers with the hope that they'll meet and connect."
Big, The Musical
Friday, June 21 to Sunday, July 28
various curtain times
Julia Morgan Theatre
2640 College Avenue, Berkeley
https://tickets.berkeleyplayhouse.org
The classic 80s movie Big comes to life with the Berkeley Playhouse's production of "Big, the Musical" at the Julia Morgan Theater in Berkeley.
Family Arts Day
Sunday, July 21
11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Community School of Music and Arts
230 San Antonio Road, Mountain View
Artists of tomorrow can get started today at Family Arts Day at the Community School of Music and Arts in Mountain View.
"We have a lot of creative pre-school art projects, pre-school music activities," said school Director of Programs Carrie Campbell. "There will be some digital art demonstrations in our computer lab."