Harris, whose repertoire covers many styles, will be in the spotlight Feb. 14 at San Jose’s Theatre on San Pedro Square. For the holiday it’s the perfect venue: snug and mellow, a two-minute stroll from bustling San Pedro Square Market and walking distance (for the hardy) from several of downtown’s finer restaurants. There’s a full bar at the theater, plus a dance floor for those who want to practice their cha cha or tango. For this event, each ticket holder will receive a glass of Champagne plus a Valentine’s chocolate.

“The Rite of Spring” played by three musicians? It seemed impossible, But the performance by The Bad Plus — pianist Ethan Iverson, bassist Reid fall wedding flats rustic shoes, burlap and lace, autumn colors, ballet style flat slipper, outdoor garden party, woodland, whim Anderson and drummer Dave King — was both dazzling and deeply revealing, Audiences can catch repeat performances this week when the Mark Morris Dance Group performs two programs Thursday through Sunday at Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall, One West Coast and five Bay Area premieres are on the schedule, “Spring, Spring, Spring,” accompanied by The Bad Plus, will comprise Program B, performed along with Morris’ “Excursions” and “Crosswalk.” Program A, accompanied by the Mark Morris Music Group, includes the choreographer’s “The Muir,” “A Wooden Tree,” “Jenn and Spencer” and “Festival Dance.”..

— Randy Myers, Correspondent. The great work begins once more. “Angels in America” flies back into the Bay Area, more than a quarter century after it was first born at San Francisco’s Eureka Theatre. The iconic theatrical epic will be directed by Tony Taccone, who originally commissioned the sweeping work from then-unknown playwright Tony Kushner. Kushner’s masterpiece wings into Berkeley Repertory Theatre, with its startlingly relevant examination of greed, power and identity politics in American society, in April. Although it is set amid the 1980s, Kushner’s insights into the harsh realities of capitalism and its impact on everything from health care to civil rights, couldn’t be more relevant in the Age of Trump.

Pioneers of the Santa Cruz Mountains and Sanborn Park: The Saratoga Historical Foundation hosts a reception for an exhibit covering the area’s history from 1878 to the present, April 10, 1-4 p.m, 20450 Saratoga-Los Gatos Road, Saratoga, Otello: Bay Shore Lyric Opera presents fall wedding flats rustic shoes, burlap and lace, autumn colors, ballet style flat slipper, outdoor garden party, woodland, whim Verdi’s opera based on Shakespeare’s tragedy, starring Frederick Winthrop in the title role, April 23, 7:30 p.m.; April 24, 2 p.m, Saratoga Civic Theatre, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, $12-$20, blsopera.com..

Menorah Lighting: Celebrate the first night of the Jewish Festival of Lights with Kosher treats, live music and activities that include decorating dreidels, Jewish storytime, arts and crafts and the lighting of the Menorah. Dec. 9, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Santana Row, 3055 Olin Ave., San Jose. 408-551-4611, santanarow.com/events/calendar/2012/12. San Jose Job Fair: Meet face-to-face with top employers. Attendance is free for job seekers. Get free résumé reviews from local career experts. Age Suitability: 18 and up. Dec. 13, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Doubletree Hotel San Jose, 2050 Gateway Place, San Jose. Free. 702-818-8896. Register at nationalcareerfairs.com.