East Brother Beer releases Belgian Tripel, and tips on how to serve it
Today, East Brother Beer Co. is releasing its seasonal Belgian Tripel, along with some history on the style of beer and tips on how it is best served.
The Belgian Tripel pulls "from a tradition...
Richmond’s Spirit & Soul Festival goes virtual Saturday
By Kathy Chouteau
A popular Richmond event has been reimagined this year as the “Virtual Spirit & Soul Festival” and will be streaming live on social media in what organizers are calling a groundbreaking event....
Halloween happenings reinvented amid COVID scare
By Kathy Chouteau and Mike Kinney
With the pandemic poised to cast a long and scary shadow this Halloween—coupled with an advisory from Contra Costa County health officials to forego trick-or-treating, haunted houses and large...
Timely NIAD exhibition to be viewable through center’s front windows
By Kathy Chouteau
In an excellent example of art as the zeitgeist of our times, NIAD Art Center has announced its next exhibition, “Be Heard, Speak Up.” This latest exhibition, featuring the works of more...
Mindy Pines’ works featured in exhibition at Pt. Richmond post office
The Arts of Point Richmond has announced a new exhibition at the U.S. Post Office branch in Point Richmond.
Mindy Pines' photographic images and mixed media can be viewed through the windows of the Post...
What’s up with the fish? Virtual tour details Civic Center public art
Did you know that the big fish artwork displayed prominently on the Richmond Art Center is named "Guillermo -- The Golden Trout?"
The 50-foot-long, 800-pound work by artist Andree Singer Thompson may be named Guillermo,...
Health officials assign level of COVID-19 risk to Halloween activities
Public health officials have been advising against traditional trick-or-treating for Halloween this year, as it carries a “high risk for spreading COVID-19.”
But not all types of trick-or-treating carry the same level of risk. For...
Red Oak Victory fundraiser to commemorate ‘Operation Magic Carpet’
By Kathy Chouteau
Time to pull out your 1940s civilian or military threads and get ready to party on the Red Oak Victory ship, which is hosting a musical and historical fundraising event Saturday, Oct....
Richmond Art Center expands online offerings for fall session
By Kathy Chouteau
Amid a pandemic rendering in-person classes unsafe, the Richmond Art Center (RAC) has expanded its online art class lineup to unveil a Fall 2020 session with ample offerings for kids, adults and...
Glass ‘Pumpkin Patch’ to usher in the fall season in Richmond
By Kathy Chouteau
In the first hint that fall is peeking around the corner, Richmond-based Slow Burn Glass shop has announced the dates for its annual Pumpkin Patch sale and Pumpkin Workshops.
The fall fun is...
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San Pablo Indian eatery can toast to four years in business
An Indian restaurant in San Pablo is celebrating its fourth year in business today with a special toast.
At its meeting Tuesday, the San Pablo...
Construction of The Terraces at Nevin nears completion
By Mike Kinney
Construction of The Terraces at Nevin is expected to be completed "in the coming weeks," but the extensive work to lease the...
Michelle Obama School ‘flexible learning spaces’ a Bay Area first
By Kathy Chouteau
Richmond’s state-of-the-art Michelle Obama School was unveiled this morning during a Virtual Grand Opening ceremony on Facebook Live that gave the community...
