Michele Caprario

“Gardening for Mindfulness” by Holly Farrell

October 2, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

Holly Farrell’s beautiful Gardening for Mindfulness inspires and guides the reader with an invitation to explore a garden as part of stillness and mindfulness practice. Referring to the 1914 poem Adlestrop, the author reminds that […]

National Council On Aging Spotlight on Falls Prevention

September 25, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

The National Council on Aging announced its Falls Prevention Week this month, an awareness event to help families with older adults be better informed about fall risks and fully equipped to take actions to prevent […]

STEEPED Coffee – Quality and Convenience Are Perfect Together

September 19, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

Santa Cruz, CA, USA – Those of us who love that first perfect cup of coffee each morning are often willing to haul around whatever equipment necessary to ensure that it is a possibility. Whether […]

Live-streamed “Shakespeare at Home” Rises from Free Shakespeare in the Park

September 11, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

San Francisco, CA, USA – Free Shakespeare in the Park has been a San Francisco treat for some 38 years. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic protocols and social distancing still in effect, this year’s production […]

Joan Gelfand’s “EXTREME”

August 20, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, USA– More and more we are hearing of writers crossing over from non-fiction to fiction and also from writing novels to writing memoirs. Enter long-established Bay Area author, speaker, coach and writing […]

SF Ballet “Dance of Dreams”- Valentine to the City

August 12, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, USA – The SF Ballet’s thrilling dance film valentine to the City Dance of Dreams previews at noon Pacific on August 13, 2020. Under direction of Benjamin Milliepied, and featuring San Francisco […]

Hope Andersen’s “How to Remodel a Life”

August 3, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

North Carolina, USA – While we’re all familiar with the term “overnight sensation,” it would be quite challenging to point out a successful, well-loved author who had not labored at her story and craft for […]

The Arts in Time of Coronavirus – San Francisco Playhouse Zoomlets

July 13, 2020 Michele Caprario 0

San Francisco Playhouse launched its “Zoomlets” Series in June, partly as response to the need to keep moving forward despite the Playhouse closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, but also partly- or mostly- because this […]

“The Treasure Tree” Bears Rich Fruit for Readers

July 10, 2020 Michele Caprario 3

“It was a world of war, corruption, and greed,” father and daughter writing team Dr. Bruce Ewing and Vernae Ewing announces on the very first line of their wholesome adventure book, The Treasure Tree. If […]

“How to Build A Girl” is Must-See Film

June 19, 2020 Michele Caprario 2

US – Caitlin Moran’s film adaptation of her 2014 novel How to Build a Girl is daring, funny, sweet, and never for a moment predictable. First in a trilogy of refreshingly female coming-of-age stories, sparkling […]