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What will you do? Spring-clean your cellar? Open that special bottle? Bathe in Champagne? Maybe you should be selfless, and pay your knowledge forward by gifting a friend with “Savvy Girl: A Guide to Wine” (Savvy Girl, $19.99, 96 pages). Author Brittany Deal says that after the five-hour read, your friend will know what makes great wine better than good wine and throw out words like “terroir” and “tannin” like wine speak is their first language. All we can say is #wineday. Details: http://savvygirl.net.

Bousel has found a wonderful cast capable of handling Guare’s fast-paced, witty dialogue with ease while creating believable characters, Goldman does double duty as Elizabeth and Flan’s son and Paul’s one-night stand, Ryan Martin’s scenic design, Brooke Jennings’ costumes and especially William Campbell’s lighting add to the excellence of this show, “Six Degrees of Separation” continues through June 18 at 533 Sutter Street, in San Francisco, For tickets, call 415-798-2682 or go ballerina wall art, little girls room, little ballerina, baby girl nursery, polkadot nursery, ballet slippers, set of 3, custom to www.custommade.org..

Wildlife Photography Lecture: Meggi Raeder discusses “Wildlife around the World–Wildlife in Peril” in the fourth presentation in the Saratoga Foothill Club’s Public Lecture Series. Raeder has traveled to Thailand, Tanzania, Kenya, India, Anartica and South America, and has led photo tours and workshops. Feb. 25. Saratoga Foothill Club, 20399 Park Place, Saratoga. $10. 408-255-2728. Learn Hindi: Instructors Dhawal Tyagi and Ashutosh Shastry lead a weekly free Hindi language class for beginners, open to all Saratogans. Sundays, 5-6 p.m. Serbian Orthodox Church, 18870 Allendale Ave., Saratoga. RSVP at facebook.com/saratogatemple.

The first ballerina wall art, little girls room, little ballerina, baby girl nursery, polkadot nursery, ballet slippers, set of 3, custom induction ceremony was in 2013 when 18 talents were honored, According to Chuck Dybdal, who does press for the PEAHOF, there is a “blue-ribbon” panel of Pittsburg artists, primarily musicians, who “meet to discuss nominees and select candidates to go on the ballot.”, Some of the criteria includes recognition and honors, cultural contributions, and, naturally, a Pittsburg connection, Included in the October event will be music, dignitaries, a scene from the Pittsburg Community Theatre, dance from Olin de Contra Costa, and a PEAHOF All-Star Band performance, which will mix honorees from 2013 and 2015..

Fremont’s big art bash is back: It’s a good thing Fremont is a spacious city, because the annual Festival of the Arts, with 500 vendors, takes up a lot of acreage. And draws a lot of attendees, nearly 400,000 over two days. You’ll find live bands on two stages, a Kid City play zone, artisans, and food, wine and microbrew booths. New this year: Local artists will compete in a plein air contest with their painting, photography and chalk art. The festival site, along Paseo Padre Parkway, Walnut Avenue and nearby streets, is located a two-block walk from BART. Details: Free admission; www.fremontfestival.net— Linda Zavoral, Staff.