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Heather Zimmerman

"Heather Zimmerman has been with Embarcadero Media since 2019. She is the arts and entertainment editor for the group's Peninsula publications and an assistant editor for the Mountain View Voice and The Almanac. She writes and edits arts stories, compiles the Weekend Express arts newsletter, oversees the community calendar, helps edit stories for the Voice and Almanac and assists with assembling the Express newsletters for those publications.

Previously, Heather worked at the Silicon Valley alternative weekly Metro, and for a decade, served as the arts reporter for Silicon Valley Community Newspapers, a group of publications covering communities such as Sunnyvale, Los Gatos and Willow Glen.

Heather grew up in the South Bay and graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz, with a bachelor's degree in literature."

Recent Work by Heather

What's coming to town this holiday season

What's coming to town this holiday season

Performers and community groups bring cheer to the Peninsula
Actor, dancer and ice skater Noelle Wilder portrays Scarecrow in Palo Alto Players' 'Wizard of Oz,' the first Deaf actor on the company’s stage

Actor, dancer and ice skater Noelle Wilder portrays Scarecrow in Palo Alto Players' 'Wizard of Oz,' the first Deaf actor on the company’s stage

The Wizard of Oz plays Nov. 3-19 at the Lucie Stern Theater, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Tickets are $20-$60. paplayers.org.
Qualia Contemporary Art to move into former Pace Gallery space

Qualia Contemporary Art to move into former Pace Gallery space

Nonprofit hosts benefit concert for farmworkers at The Guild Theatre

Nonprofit hosts benefit concert for farmworkers at The Guild Theatre

Concert to benefit ALAS, Dolores Huerta Foundation and Puente de la Costa Sur
Duran Duran to play benefit concert at The Guild

Duran Duran to play benefit concert at The Guild

Renovations further delay Stanford Theatre reopening

Renovations further delay Stanford Theatre reopening

Venue's projected June reopening now anticipated to take place later in the summer
Singer-songwriter Michael Martinez brings ballads, pop to The Village

Singer-songwriter Michael Martinez brings ballads, pop to The Village

Local Grammy winner goes where the music takes him in free concert

Local Grammy winner goes where the music takes him in free concert

Local teens' art celebrates East Palo Alto culture, history in new mural

Local teens' art celebrates East Palo Alto culture, history in new mural

Piece made through EPACenter apprenticeship program
The Blind Boys of Alabama move spirits at The Guild Theatre

The Blind Boys of Alabama move spirits at The Guild Theatre

The Blind Boys of Alabama perform Feb. 9 at The Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. Tickets are $58-$88.
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