Richmond’s Doug Harris to host talk with sportswriter David Newhouse
By Mike Kinney
Richmond resident and independent film director Doug Harris will host a book talk gathering with sportswriter and author David Newhouse at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at El Cerrito Plaza on Thursday, Oct....
Temple Beth Hillel invites community to Urban Tilth lecture
Temple Beth Hillel is inviting the community to a lecture by Urban Tilth on the vital work the nonprofit does in the local community.
The free event, inspired by Sukkot, the Jewish agricultrual festival of...
Greenhouse LIVE’s youth artistic talent to support environmental justice
By Kathy Chouteau
Greenhouse LIVE, a youth talent showcase featuring music, spoken word and visual art—and which calls for justice amid the environmental crisis—is coming to the Richmond Art Center (RAC) Fri., Sept. 22 from...
Art exhibition celebrates Latinx Heritage Month in Richmond
By Kathy Chouteau
Explore the work of a variety of local artists at ARTSCCC’s Cultural Corridor Project exhibition now through Oct. 31 at Richmond’s Bridge Storage Arts & Events to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month (Sept....
GRIP readies for its 37th Annual Harmony Walk
By Kathy Chouteau
The Greater Richmond Interfaith Program—familiarly known as GRIP—is bringing together people from all corners of the community for its 37th annual “Harmony Walk” on Sat., Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2...
Take on the ‘Black Knight of Richmond’ at Spirit & Soul Festival
The 15th Annual Spirit & Soul Festival is coming to Downtown Richmond on Oct. 14 with live music, art, a classic car show, kids zone, food and much more.
Among the "much more" is a...
‘Kermes Viva Cultura’ to bring live music and food to Point Richmond
The Washington Elementary PTA and the Point Richmond Business Association are inviting the community to a vibrant outdoor festival in Downtown Point Richmond this Friday.
Kermes Viva Cultura! will take place Friday, Sept. 22, from...
Young crooner adds soul to menu at popular El Sobrante eatery
By Mike Kinney
A rising young soul singer is bringing a new experience to a popular El Sobrante eatery.
The Richmond Standard attended the first in a series of shows featuring L.J. Bryant, a 21-year-old East...
Richmond unites for ‘Benefit Concert’ to end domestic violence
By Kathy Chouteau
A coalition of community leaders united to end domestic violence is behind a free, bilingual “¡Ya Basta! y Sin Miedo/Enough is Enough! Benefit Concert” set to take the stage at the Richmond...
‘L.J. Bryant Experience’ coming to Mississippi Catfish
By Mike Kinney
Soul singer/crooner L.J. Bryant will perform live on Thursdays and Fridays at Mississippi Catfish in El Sobrante over the next several months, according to restaurant's owner Thomas Wright.
The eatery is located at...
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Brian Hickey appointed as San Pablo’s new city attorney
The San Pablo City Council recently appointed Brian Hickey as the new city attorney.
Hickey, whose official start date is Oct. 16, will succeed City...
The Artist Tree set to open as El Sobrante’s first cannabis dispensary
The Artist Tree, El Sobrante's very first licensed, recreational cannabis dispensary, announced it will open its doors on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Described as "an art...
Amtrak offers discounted rides to Allensworth State Park rededication
Amtrak San Joaquins will provide special discounted service to the rededication of Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park on Saturday, Oct. 14.
The rededication event will...
