GREAT STAND-UP COMEDY AND WINE OFF THE BAY EACH MONTH IN RICHMOND!
See comedians featured on late-night TV, Comedy Central, SF Sketchfest, and more!
We’re off the beaten track, but the “long and winding road” to Riggers Loft is well worth the effort. Once you step inside the winery you will have arrived at a place where you will want to stay. Enjoy food from Chef Frank Miller of Loft Kitchen.
During the show feel free to grab food, wine, cider, and dessert from the bar.
Show Starts at 7:30 pm (ends around 9 pm) | Doors Open at 7:00 pm.Tickets are $15
Marc is a co-star of the historic Showtime special, Goin’ Native; the first-ever all-Native cable special. His new comedy special, Mid-Laugh Crisis, got over 2 million Facebook views in its first 8 days after release.
Marc Yaffee is a founder and co-star of the Powwow Comedy Jam (2010 National Indian Gaming Association Entertainers of the Year). Additionally, Marc has also been seen on PBS, FNX, The Latino Laugh Festival, and Comics Unleashed. He’s performed six times overseas for Armed Forces Entertainment and he won the Ventura Comedy Festival’s “Funniest Person Contest” in 2012.
The San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers formed in 1983 when a small group of Bay Area friends, led by acclaimed Scottish Fiddler Alasdair Fraser, gathered to play traditional and modern Scottish tunes together.
Current members are a mix of amateurs and professionals of all ages. Their one musical imperative, regardless of the tune or tradition, is never to be boring. The SF Scottish Fiddlers is an inclusive community that focuses on the joy of making music together.
Let go of clutter!Earn extra cash! This City-sponsored event is designed to promote reuse of unwanted household goods. Host a garage Sale and do your part in giving useable items a new life. Or visit the City of San Leandro and rehome someone’s useable items!
The City will provide free advertising, a map and listing. Questions? (510) 577-6026.
It’s a Scavenger Hunt!™ is a traditional scavenger hunt with a modern twist!
About this Event
All you need is your own mobile device and a data connection.Young and old, individuals, families or friends can all participate in a group, as a couple, or individually. Create multiple teams and compete against each other to be the highest ranked in our Hall of Fame.
What is “It’s a Scavenger Hunt!” ?
This all age activity is a smartphone-guided event where you play alone with your group in your own neighborhood on your own schedule by following instructions provided by the in-game host. Fill your virtual scavenger sack with the items you help choose through riddle-like clues! Explore your surroundings, attempting to quickly locate a variety of items as they are revealed one at a time by your game master.
Get outdoors, get creative and try to get a top spot in the It’s a Scavenger Hunt!™ Hall of Fame.Teams are timed and each item found will be appraised and a combination of these two factors will be used to rank you against other teams.
Get all the details when you click the Tickets button! Where? Downtown Richmond.
Discover San Leandro architecture, home styles, and history as you visit the seven sites on this tour.
Explore three homes built in the 1920s:
A lovely Tudor Revival designed by famous Bay Area architect William Raymond Yelland;
A mom-and-pop grocery with a residence in back, meticulously restored by Jane Powell, noted author of BungalowKitchens and other Bungalow books;
A storybook-style home right out of your favorite fairy tale.
And four buildings with deep history in our community:
The 1910 Masonic Temple–a rare opportunity to see inside this iconic downtown building;
The 1898 Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, carefully restored by the San Leandro Historical Railway Society, which now operates model train layouts on site;
The Historical Society’s 1890 Little Brown Church, once the Sunday School wing and all that’s left of the 1867 First Presbyterian Church;
The 1860 Peralta Home/Alta Mira Club, the oldest building still standing in San Leandro, once the home of a Spanish land grant family and boasting a showcase interior of period finishes from floor to ceiling in many rooms. Back by popular demand from last year’s tour.
You’ll pick up your tour booklet at the Little Brown Church, which will open early at 10am. You’ll have from 11am until 4pm to visit the rest of the sites, within a few miles of the Little Brown Church.
The keepsake booklet is packed with information, history, and photos.
This event is possible thanks to our SPONSORS: History Hero Sponsor–the Optimist Club of San Leandro, History Supporter Sponsor–Juan and Evelyn Gonzalez, and Bronze Sponsor–Chad & Jean Pennebaker.
Consider an extra donation to help us fund more San Leandro events. Thank you!
Historic Little Brown Church 384 W. Estudillo Ave. San Leandro, CA 94577
This is a first-of-its-kind festival in Crockett, California, on May 20th, 2023, from 11 am to 6 pm! The Shoreline Festival will celebrate air, fire, water, and earth—the elements that are the essential forces that shape our natural environment. Amazing performers, dance troupe, and live bands will delight you with their talents on two stages. Scheduled wine and beer tastings will take place throughout the day in a beautiful tasting tent, as well as a variety of booths providing an array of tasty beverages. Take flight in a hot air balloon with Sky Drifters, providing epic views of the Carquinez Strait, Carquinez Bridge, and a special aerial view of the festival.
Musical performances fill the air—dancing is not required, but it is recommended!
Celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month with family and friends at Alameda’s beautiful, new Bohol Circle Immigrant Park! Feel the resonant sounds of the kulintang from the Philippines, enjoy the gentle sway of Hawaiian hula, and hear the vibrant stringed instruments from Vietnam – all while enjoying the beautiful waterfront views.
Experience hands on art activities for youth with the Alameda Education Foundation and Swings & Wings. Mouthwatering Asian and Pacific inspired foods available for purchase.
The PAL in the Parks API Festival is produced in partnership with the City of Alameda’s Public Art Commission, Recreation and Parks Department and Forward Alameda.
*RSVP to receive festival updates and be entered in a drawing to win cool prizes! One entry per email. Must be present to win.
Everyone’s fluffed and groomed, fancy and plumed! Come one! Come all! It’s the animal kingdom’s hottest hootenanny: The Blue Moon Ball!
You are cordially invited to support arts education in the Bay Area with a fabulously fun time.
On May 20th at 4 PM, come out and shake your tail feather along with the cast of Giraffes Can’t Dance. All proceeds directly support Bay Area Children’s Theatre’s ongoing mission to ensure that every child in the Bay Area has access to live theatre through our Student Matinee program.
Performing at BACT Berkeley Central 2055 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704
This is a NEW Downtown Community marketplace hosting special curated events that promote local Historic Downtown communities and a one-stop shop for all things military, Vintage, classic, Retro, fashion, antique, upcycled, handmade, American made, art, collectibles, home decor, beauty, etc.
This is for the 𝕹𝖎𝖋𝖙𝖞 & 𝕿𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖋𝖙𝖞 celebrating history and honoring those who have served and continue to serve. Proceeds raised will benefit youth programs in partnership with local nonprofit organizations.
Let’s get 𝕹𝖎𝖋𝖙𝖞 & 𝕿𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖋𝖙𝖞 with all the Vintage Vibes. Enjoy a NEW! Curated and styled market with a community of artists, makers, designers, up and coming brands and pick-up your Summer decor or pick-up some handcrafted upcycled goods.
Louis Pearl has been thrilling audiences around the world for nearly 30 years with the art, magic, science and fun of bubbles. An Edinburgh Fringe Festival favorite, he has sold out every year since 2007. Louis explores the breath-taking dynamics of bubbles, combining comedy and artistry with audience participation and enough spellbinding bubble tricks to keep everyone mesmerized.
From square bubbles, bubbles inside bubbles, fog-filled bubbles, giant bubbles, bubble volcanoes, tornadoes and trampolines to people inside bubbles, the Amazing Bubble Man conjures shrieks of laughter and gasps of amazement from all ages.
Ticketing Descriptions:
Kids Premium – First-come, first-served seating in the front, center section between the stage and soundboard. Age 12 & under.
Adult Premium – First-come, first-served seating in the front, center section between the stage and soundboard. Kids GA – First-come, first-served seating in all other sections. Age 12 & under. Adult GA -First-come, first-served seating in all other sections.
Please Note: This event is a rental, not a Freight & Salvage presentation. Tickets for this rental event are not eligible for any Freight & Salvage discounts or donor benefits.
Creating, Celebrating & Sharing our Multi-Cultural City with Love & Pride
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On June 4th, 2023, the Bay Front Chamber of Commerce and the City of Hercules are bringing back the beloved Hercules Cultural Festival. In 1980 the festival was born and embraced by the community for 30 years. After a 10 year hiatus, the festival is back – better than ever!
Refugio Valley Park, Hercules free Shuttle: Hercules Transit Center, 1 to 7pm
GET ONE FREE RAFFLE TICKET FOR EACH CANNED FOOD DONATION YOU BRING FOR THE FOOD BANK OF CONTRA COSTA
The San Leandro Cherry Festival is a long-standing San Leandro tradition celebrating our past, present and future! Many things have changed over the years but one thing that remains the same is the strong sense of community identity and pride the Cherry Festival brings to the San Leandro community!
There’s a parade, children activities, food, drink, music and celebration!
A New Music History Course with Mark Montgomery French – Live & Online!
Prince was a musical phenomenon without peers, from his transcendent songs to his kinetic live performances. But due to his restless artistic output and quest for secrecy, tracking how revolutionary Prince was across the musical spectrum has been mysterious until now.
Musician and historian Mark Montgomery French will lead an immersive 6-week course exploring the depths of The Purple One’s genius from multiple angles. You’ll see rare music videos, listen to and dissect his multi-tracks, and explore his songwriting through his unique studio processes. You’ll also learn about his battles for gender, racial, financial, and artistic equity. It’s like a live documentary, with jokes!
All classes are hybrid. Students can choose to attend in person at the Rhythmix Theater or on Zoom! Each class recording will be available through Wednesday of the following week.
Thousands of Trail Guides are distributed to hotels, marinas, yacht clubs, restaurants, bars, coffee houses, transit stations, shops, large employers, office buildings, art centers and more, plus at community events for all visitors and locals alike.Contact us to get your business on the map!
