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Dragon Theatre 2nd Stage. “The Libations Bearers.” Jan. 16 through Feb. 1. By Aeschylus. Produced and directed by Tunuviel Luv. Dragon Theatre, 2120 Broadway St., intersection of Broadway and Theatre Way, Redwood City. $22. $10 rush tickets on Thursdays and Fridays starting second week. Pay what you will previewn Jan. 15. $125 for the VIP box (seats 4 people and includes champagne and chocolates). http://dragonproductions.net/. Los Altos Stage Company. “Maple & Vine.” Jan. 29 through Feb. 22. By Jordan Harrison. “Katha and Ryu have become allergic to their 21st-century lives. After they meet a charismatic man from a community of 1950s reenactors, they forsake cellphones and sushi for cigarettes and Tupperware parties.” Bus Barn Theater, 97 Hillview Ave., Los Altos. $18-$34. www.losaltosstage.org or 650-941-0551.

Sons in Retirement: SIR is a nonprofit organization providing ballet flats expensive social opportunities for men retired from full occupation, The organization offers a wide variety of activities to branch members, including monthly luncheons with guest speakers, No dues or assessments collected, just the cost of the lunch, The group meets the second Thursday of the month, Those interested are invited to call 408.252.9254, Meditation for a Quiet Mind: The nonprofit Duldzin Dragpa Buddhist Center holds weekly classes in Buddhist meditation and thought, Drop in on any class and learn simple meditation techniques and hear Buddhist advice for a fulfilling life, All are welcome, Wednesdays, 7:30-9 p.m, $10 donation, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Los Gatos, 15980 Blossom Hill Road, 408.226.0595 or http://meditationinsanjose.org..

Under the “Citizenship” umbrella are Barenboim and his orchestra, whose members include Israeli, Palestinian and other Arab musicians; “Dreamer,” the oratorio by López and Cruz, featuring soprano Ana Maria Martinez; and the great Catalan gambist Jordi Savall, tracing “The Routes of Slavery,” a musical journey featuring musicians from 15 countries on three continents. “Women’s Work” brings “Queen of Ranchera” Aida Cuevas with Mariachi Juvenil Tecalitlán; “Mouthpiece,” from Toronto’s Quote Unquote Collective; and Berlin choreographer Sasha Waltz’s “Körper (Bodies),” a work exploring how medicine, commerce, politics and reproduction make demands on the body.

Patty Cakes Storytime: 11 a.m, Tuesdays through Aug, 12, It is for kids ages 0-3 with a caregiver, Picture Book Time: 11 a.m, Thursdays through Aug, 14, is for kids ages 3-5 who can attend without a caregiver, Book Buddies: 1-2 p.m, Wednesdays, (Call 925-673-0659 to confirm the program on a specific Wednesday), A book buddy volunteer reader is in the library to read stories to children 3 and older, Save the Frogs: 7-7:40 p.m, Aug, 6, Kids ages ballet flats expensive 5-11 can learn about frogs and efforts to keep them safe at a program for families to attend together..

Smuin Ballet’s ‘Dance Series Two’ ends season. Smuin Ballet’s “Dance Series Two” concludes its 22nd season. There will be evening and matinee performances May 27-28, at the Lesher Center for the Arts, 1601 Civic Drive, in Walnut Creek. The program features “Oasis,” a world premiere ode to water, by acclaimed choreographer Helen Pickett, and set to an original score by “House of Cards” composer Jeff Beal. Also featured are “Return to a Strange Land,” by Jirí Kylian, and “Tutto Eccetto il Lavandino” (everything but the kitchen sink), by Val Caniparoli.