Sailing Goat Restaurant to launch ‘winter concept’ Dec. 1
Sailing Goat Restaurant recently announced its will kick off a "winter concept" on Dec. 1 with a new curated menu and live music.
The restaurant located at Point San Pablo Harbor in Richmond described its...
West County preps for holiday tree lightings, festivities
West Contra Costa communities are set to ring in the holiday season with tree lightings and festivities. Upcoming events include:
Richmond
Richmond is holding its annual Holiday Tree Lighting at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday,...
Mozart’s Requiem performance to honor pandemic victims
By Kathy Chouteau
Contra Costa Chorale, which began nearly 60 years ago as the Richmond Symphony Chorus, will present Mozart’s Requiem in the East Bay this December, dedicating the performance to the approximately 7 million...
EBRPD to celebrate ‘Green Friday’ by waiving all entrance fees
In contrast to the popular shopping date Black Friday, the East Bay Regional Park District will celebrate Green Friday on Nov. 24.
On that day, all entrance fees will be waived at regional parks, including...
Atchison Village makers offer their creations at ‘Arts & Crafts Sale‘
By Kathy Chouteau
Richmond’s Atchison Village once housed Kaiser Shipyard workers during WWII, but it will soon play home to makers of another sort at the “Atchison Village Arts & Crafts Sale” Sat., Nov. 18...
Circus Bella’s ‘winter big top spectacular’ features local performers
By Kathy Chouteau
A trio of El Sobrante residents will perform as clowns in Circus Bella’s “Kaleidoscope” in the heart of San Francisco.
Jamie Coventry, Natasha Kaluza and Calvin Kai Ku, along with a cast of 12 artists, will...
La Mia Famiglia food truck launches in San Pablo
By Kathy Chouteau
La Mia Famiglia food truck recently launched in San Pablo, serving up Italian favorites at 1440 23rd St. (near Pine Ave.). It’s open daily from noon to 9 p.m.
The food truck is...
Rubicon Bakers: ‘Not just a treat. An opportunity.’
Richmond-based Rubicon Bakers is well known locally for training people who are formerly incarcerated or experiencing homelessness to create delicious baked goods.
But many sweet-toothed shoppers picking up Rubicon's treats at Target or other stores...
Brezo readies to swing open its doors at new location
By Kathy Chouteau
Brezo Restaurant found a new location, but fans of the menu will have to take a short drive out of Richmond to get there.
The popular restaurant, known for preparing fresh and seasonal...
Native American Pow Wow celebrates veterans, traditions
By Mike Kinney
Community members donned their finest pow wow regalia for the 13th Richmond Native American Contest Pow-Wow event at Veterans Memorial Hall in Richmond on Saturday.
The Richmond Native American Pow-Wow Committee presents the...
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Tibetan association aims to relocate from Richmond site to larger space
By Mike Kinney
The Tibetan Association of Northern California (TANC) aims to relocate from its current Richmond location to a property that can provide more...
Plan in works to preserve International Hotel’s Black history
By Kathy Chouteau
From the ashes of Richmond’s fire-ravaged International Hotel, a phoenix may soon rise.
During the Tues., Nov. 28 Richmond City Council meeting, Councilmember...
New farmers market coming to Richmond
A new farmers market is coming to Marina Bay, and there are plans to relocate the existing farmers market at 24th Street and Barrett...
