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The Experience, Alameda: Rhythmix Cultural Works Events

The Experience:

Fabulous February Means Chocolate, Music & Art!

Friday, February 5 @7pm Demystifying the Journey showcases the work of nine outstanding African American artists, the 2018-2020 Jan Hart-Schuyers Award Winners in the Bay Area and is co -presented by Art of the African Diaspora. The FREE Virtual Reception includes a dialogue with the artists.

Sunday, February 14 Valentine Chocolate Tasting Gather your chocolate-loving family and friends and join Sharol Nelson-Embry, owner of Cocoa Case, in a guided chocolate tasting journey on Zoom. Great for a singles soirée, date-night or family fun!

Sunday, February 21 @1:30pm The Amazing Bubble Show The Amazing Bubble Man explores the breath-taking dynamics of bubbles in this virtual show on Zoom. Combining comedy and artistry with audience questions and bubble tricks, this show is fun for all ages.

Tuesday, February 23 @7pm Unsung Women of Music A humorous, highly immersive, and historically accurate course that reveals the awe-inspiring female song makers, beat-shakers, and dealmakers nudged to the margins of music history.

Check out their events and sign up here: https://www.rhythmix.org/events

Rhythmix Cultural Arts is a  cultural arts destination in Alameda for theater, art, classes, live music & performances. Rhythmix brings the world to you. They are celebrating their 13th year milestone and currently are dubbed Alameda’s Virtual Destination for the Arts. 510-865-5060

Photo: Young Elder by Tiffany Conway, acrylic on canvas, 2019

Where:

2513 Blanding Ave
Alameda

http://www.rhythmix.org

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Orange Crate Art + California History Presented by Frank Bette Center For the Arts!

ORANGE CRATE ART from the Collection of John Orr will be showing in the Main Gallery of the Frank Bette Center in Alameda from January 16 – 30. Join John Orr today, Wednesday, January 13 from 6-8pm as he shows a number of the Orange Crate Artworks while talking  about the history of commercial art and California.

The gallery is open on weekends 11am -5pm  – only 12 socially distanced visitors at a time, according to their website. Check their website first for updates. (Image to the right: Call for ‘Shelter in Place’ Artwork for the exhibit Alone Together, February-March, 2021. Details online.)

About John Orr

John Orr is a freelance writer, reporter, editor, photographer, and Arts journalist. A member of the American Theatre Critics Association and founder of Regarding Arts, he was formerly a staff writer and editor for the Bay Area News Group

.About Frank Bette Center for the Arts

Frank Bette Center for the Arts is  a nonprofit, volunteer-run art center housed in a lovely yellow turn-of-the-century Victorian at 1601 Paru Street in Alameda. Benefactor Frank Bette was a master antique furniture restorer. Upon his death in 1999 at the age of 99, he bequeathed the house as “a place for meetings, readings, showings, and other creative doings.” The Frank Bette Center offers a variety of classes and workshops online – Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media, Photography, Cartooning, and Music.

1601 Paru Street
Alameda, CA 94501
510-523-6957

By |2021-04-29T16:13:00-07:00January 13th, 2021|Tags: , , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Alameda: Almanac Beer Co. To-Go!

The Experience:

Almanac Sends Big Virtual Cheers & High Fives for Shopping Local!

As you bring in 2021, Almanac reminds you that ‘Beer is Agriculture’. From grain to glass, they brew a bold and delicious range of fresh and barrel-aged beers. And there are lots of choices! Here are some of their descriptions.

LOVE, LOUD!, VIBES, BOOST, TRUE, and WAVES compose their fresh beer core lineup. Each one has its own personality, hobbies, and quirks. Their Sournovas are naturally conditioned, mixed-culture sour ales, aged for months with real fruit in oak barrels creating juicy, tart, and refreshing brews. Inside their cans of Hypernovas, the flavor odyssey is intense, made with astronomical amounts of real fruit and a touch of lactose. Try their Sunshine & Opportunity collection as they brew these barrel-aged farmhouse ales with a California adventurous spirit. And then there is Farm to Barrel. These hyper-limited 375ml bottles are the ultimate expression of Almanac’s farm to barrel ethos. Enjoy safely!

Holiday Hours: 12-4pm New Year’s Eve and 12-7pm New Year’s Day. Regular Beer To-Go Hours are 12-7pm daily.

Questions? (415) 992-3438 Ext. 1

Where:

651B W. Tower Ave
Alameda

http://almanacbeer.com

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The Experience, Alameda: Almanac Beer Co.

The Experience:

The Art + Science of Sustainable Giving–Make it Beer this Year!

Beer Drinkers on your shopping list? There’s nothing like opening up the 12 Beers of Christmas gift box. Almanac’s beers are Farm to Table offering fresh and barrel aged beers.  They have  Winter Essentials and IPA mixed packs plus more! Your holiday gift from Almanac is free shipping to California! You can also order for pickup. (They adopted their motto Farm to Table to reflect their passion for brewing bold and sustainably sourced beer!) Beer-To-Go Hours: 12-7pm daily. 415-992-3438, ext.1

Where:

651B W. Tower Ave
Alameda

http://almanacbeer.com

By |2020-12-16T08:44:10-08:00December 16th, 2020|Tags: , , , , , |0 Comments
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The Experience, Alameda: La Penca Azul

The Experience:

Authentic Mexican Street Tacos To-Go!

Feel like you are in Mexico! Handmade tortillas and fresh salsas made daily, these delicious tacos topped with fresh cilantro and pickled onions hit the spot. Choose your favorites from eleven types of tacos, including al pastor, carne asada, marinated chicken, fish, and birria. Order by phone or online from Alameda La Penca Azul Restaurant & Tequila Bar (510-436-4771), or La Penca Azul Harbor Bay Landing (510-814-0560).

Where:

1440 Park St + 891 Island Dr, #B

Alameda

https://www.lapencaazul.com

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