A decade ago. Berkeley made history as the first U.S. city to take on big soda and pass a sugary drinks tax, Now, it's crucial to protect this progress. On Thursday, October 1st, the Rialto Cinemas Elmwood screens the film “Between the Sun and the Sidewalk,” a powerful documentary on one community's fight against big...
On October 4 and October 5, the Brava Theater Center presents “11 Reflections San Francisco”. 11 Reflections San Francisco is a multimedia performance featuring internationally renowned performers alongside Bay Area artists. The performance reflects on post 9/11 policies and collective experiences since 2001 – from the fall of the Twin Towers to the funding of...
The Contra Costa Crystal Fair takes place on October 5 & October 6 in Walnut Creek. The Fair features over 30 booths, including gems, jewelry, crystal beads, and metaphysical healing tools. On Saturday, Cctober 5, the Fair operates from 10am to pm. On Sunday, October 6, the fair takes place from 10am to 4pm. The...
Museum of the African Disapora - MOAD - presents its annual fundraising gala on Saturday October 5, starting at 6pm. The highlights include a V.I.P. reception and party, exhibition opening, Bay Area DJ LadyRyan and the Key Mo Ensemble, as well as curators, celebrities, designers and artists. The purpose of the event is to raise...
The Bay Area Youth Pan African Dance Conference takes place on Sunday, October 13. This one day event is designed to inspire and empower youth aged 8 to 18 through vibrant dance styles, including afrobeats, Afro-Brazilian, jazz and more. . Whether your young person has danced before or not, this conference is for all skill...
Help is always available at the confidential San Francisco Suicide Prevention Crisis Hotline. The hotline number is 415.781-0500. The h.i.v. nightline is 1-800-273-2437. They are available 24/7, 365 days a year. The National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is 988. You can call or text. To chat, go to 988lifeline.org. For more information, visit sfsuicide.org
