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Foster’s Freeze in Pinole to host another Classic Car Show
Foster's Freeze is revving up for another round of classic car nostalgia with its upcoming Classic Car Show, set to take place on Thursday,...
Food truck incubator ‘The Lot’ reopening in downtown Richmond
By Kathy Chouteau
A Macdonald Avenue parking lot will come alive with street food as The Lot, an outdoor downtown Richmond food court, celebrates a...
NIAD Art Center’s ‘Win Win 13’ to celebrate art, inclusion and the WWE
The NIAD Art Center is set to transform its Main Gallery into a ring of creativity, celebration, and community on Saturday, June 7, when...
San Pablo EDC honors Meat Market D.C. during National Small Business Week
Where's the meat? At Meat Market D.C. in San Pablo, of course.
It's where you will find excellent customer service, too.
For these reasons and more,...
Cinco de Mayo Festival’s 20th anniversary celebrated in big way
Blue skies, several stages of live music and a wide variety of food and fun activities drew seas of people to 23rd Street between...
Richmond to host Juneteenth parade, celebration on June 21
The City of Richmond announced its annual Juneteenth Parade and Festival will take place June 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The parade will,...
Red Oak Victory ship launches ‘Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast’
By Kathy Chouteau
Want to treat your mom to a delicious Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast with bay views and affordability to match? Look no further...
Richmond Steelers kick off BBQ with food, games and early registration
By Kathy Chouteau
The Richmond Steelers youth football team is hosting its “Annual Steelers Day BBQ” Sunday, May 4 from 12-5 p.m. at State Court...
Taqueria La Cocina to open takeout restaurant, off-site kitchen on 23rd St.
Taqueria La Cocina will soon enter the 23rd Street corridor in San Pablo with both an off-site kitchen and grab-and-go takeout restaurant with outdoor...
Williams Natural Foods to host ‘Community Appreciation Event’
By Kathy Chouteau
You may have spotted Williams Natural Foods nearby the bustling intersection of Barrett & San Pablo Avenues in Richmond—but have you ever...


![NIAD Art Center’s ‘Win Win 13’ to celebrate art, inclusion and the WWE he return of the 8x8 Art Raffle, featuring small works by NIAD artists and friends from the Bay Area art scene A highlight of the afternoon will be tributes honoring two NIAD legends: Ann Meade, who has worked at the studio for 25 years, and Terri Moore, a beloved Studio Support Specialist since 2012. Food and refreshments reflect NIAD’s love for local flavor and inclusivity, with a taco bar by Tacos El Tucán, paletas from Pepitos, and signature cocktails and mocktails by bartender Robin Biles. Tickets are available now on a $0–$50 sliding scale, and raffle tickets will be sold onsite. Organizers encourage attendees to wear their favorite fantasy sports attire and come ready to cheer. WHY: "To celebrate NIAD’s unique community of artists, caregivers, staff, and supporters—and to keep building a more joyful, inclusive Richmond," the organizers said. For more details, visit [NIAD’s website] or head to the Art Center on June 7 for a chance to be part of the action.](https://richmondstandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IMG_9871001-150x150.jpg)








