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Jul 20, 2022
Outside Sippin’: Beer, wine, exotic cocktails…and fresh air
Assemble Marketplace/Riveter Bar
Pre-pandemic, Assemble restaurant in the Craneway Pavilion was a favorite lunch/brunch spot. The industrial-style interior, partially preserved from the Craneway’s past as...
Jul 20, 2022
The Potential of Everydayness: BAMPFA mounts major retrospective of Alison Knowles’ career
Do you have a favorite red object? Would you be willing to part with it in the service of art?
If so, you’ll get your...
Jul 13, 2022
Ain’t I a Woman?: ‘Hella Feminist’ will celebrate and challenge at OMCA
“Do you identify as a feminist?”
If the answer is, “Yes,” you might be lauded or vilified. To some, you are a courageous activist fighting...
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Jul 6, 2022
New Faces of Change: BWOPA Fellows ready in front of and behind the scenes
The reversal of Roe v. Wade, and the continuing impact of a Supreme Court that does not represent the views and values of the...
Jun 22, 2022
The Fear We Live With: What it does to us, and how to manage...
Three years of pandemic. War in Ukraine. Mass shootings. Inflation/eviction/recession. Democracy in crisis. Honestly, there is something wrong with you if you aren’t feeling...
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Jun 15, 2022
Reviving Seventh Street: ‘The Black Panther’ moves forward with state funding
In urban areas, “revitalization” all too often means “gentrification.” But Elaine Brown, CEO of Oakland & the World Enterprises (OWE) and former Black Panther...
Jun 1, 2022
Going Batty: ‘The Invisible Mammal’ will illuminate a misunderstood creature
Syracuse University student Kristin Tieche sat outside on a summer’s evening at the Inn Complete pub, looking up to see a sky filled with...
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May 18, 2022
Come for the Salsa, Stay for the Climate: Berkeley’s Farmers’ Market Salsa Festival gets...
Cue the marimbas!
After two years of pandemic-mandated cancellations, dancing, food and eco-consciousness will samba back on May 21, as the Farmers’ Market Salsa Festival...