“Arch of Dignity”

César Chávez’s family home

McDonnell Hall

Mexican Heritage Plaza

• Jesus Trejo | Friday, Mar. 31-Sunday, Apr. 2 | Times vary | San Jose Improv, 62 S. 2nd St., San Jose | $22 | This comic recently had his first stand-up special, “Stay At Home Son,” debut on Showtime and can be seen recurring as the role of Mr. Trujillo on the Netflix series, “Mr. Iglesias.”
• “Blithe Spirit” at City Lights Theater Company | Friday, Mar. 31-Sunday, Apr. 2 | Times vary | City Lights Theater Company, 529 S. 2nd St., San Jose | $28-$51 | Because who doesn’t love a good séance?

• 2023 OMG Family Festival | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Milpitas Square, Barber Lane, Milpitas | Free | Celebrate Easter and enjoy 80+ vendors selling food, drinks, arts and crafts, and other merch.
• Super Toy and Comic Book Show | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 11 a.m. | Santa Clara Convention Center, 5001 Great America Pkwy., Santa Clara | $15-$20 | Shop over 200 vendors of toys, comic books, movie posters, and all things comics.
• Cambrian Symphony Presents: Expressions | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 7:30 p.m. | Hammer Theatre Center, 101 Paseo de San Antonio, San Jose | $25 | Immerse yourself in a night of classical world premieres.

• Oakridge Farmers Market | Sunday, Apr. 2 | 9 a.m.-1 p.m. | Westfield Oakridge, 5420 Thornwood Dr., San Jose | Free | Get fresh produce while checking out live entertainment at this year-round market.
• Spring Eggstravaganza | Sunday, Apr. 2 | 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. | History Park, 635 Phelan Ave., San Jose | $5-$10 | Join History San José for a morning of egg hunts, crafts celebrating Spring around the world, interactive storytimes about Holi and Peter Rabbit, and photos with the Easter Bunny.

• 62º | Mostly sunny | 8% chance of rain

• City council unanimously approved the plans for the ~14,000-sqft Wat Khmer Kampuchea Krom Temple — a Buddhist temple — to be built at the corner of Ruby and Norwood avenues. Construction will begin this fall, and is expected to be completed in two years. (San José Spotlight)
• The historic Realty Building on North Second Street will soon transform into a 22-story, 220-unit tower for affordable senior housing. The developer will preserve the building’s Beaux Arts-style facade, and construction should be starting in ~18 months to two years. (San José Spotlight)

• 1Culture gallery announced that it will be expanding into a new space at 144 E. Santa Clara St. — two doors down from its original location. The expansion will allow for 1Culture to host art classes, artist conventions, and solo exhibitions.

• Jack’s, a Bay Area Greek-American chain, opened its fifth location at Westgate shopping center, taking over the former Mextizo Restaurant & Cantina space. Expect an extensive menu with vegan options, a full bar, and 16 beers on tap — open at 8:30 a.m. daily. (The Mercury News)

• The Preservation Action Council is hosting its spring sale today, March 31, until 6 p.m. and tomorrow, April 1, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Find items salvaged from the Western Appliance store and more than 200 clocks for purchase. A specialist will be available to tell you about your clock purchase at today’s sale. (The Mercury News)

• Yesterday marked the 10th anniversary of San Jose’s Vietnam War memorial, and the return of the annual Remembrance Ceremony that paused for three years due to the pandemic. The monument is etched with the names of those who lost their lives in the 1961-1975 conflict and can be found at 395 W. Santa Clara St. (The Mercury News)

• Get ready, the San Francisco 49ers are looking to bring the big game to Silicon Valley. The team wants to bid for Levi’s Stadium to be the next host for the 2026 Super Bowl — which would mark a decade since it first hosted. The decision is expected to be announced in May. (San José Spotlight)

• At the 30th annual Monterey Wine Competition, Los Gatos-based Pelio Vineyards won Best White of Show for its 2018 chardonnay. SJ-favorite J. Lohr won Best of Class for its malbec and merlot, and winemakers from Fenestra — a brand created by a former SJSU organic chemistry professor — took home three golds. (The Mercury News)

• Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will give local officials the power to reprimand California-based oil companies for driving up prices and making too much money. The new law will go into effect on June 26. (KRON 4 News)

• A documentary about the Silicon Valley Pain Index — an overview of income equality and discrimination — will air on Tuesday, April 4, and include interviews from local community members. The film was made by SJSU sociology professor Bob Gliner, and can be viewed on KGED+ or Comcast Channel 710. (The Mercury News)

• Refinance rates are skyrocketing. But home equity rates remain relatively low — which means that now is a great time to borrow against your home. Calculate your payment.*

• An electric wine opener is one of those inexpensive kitchen gadgets that you don’t know how you lived without once you get one. We especially love this one for its sleek design and ergonomic grip. To upgrade your wine even further, this set includes an automatic wine aerator and reusable vacuum stopper.