Emeryville Community Events

Emeryville Community Events

Bay Street Live! Summer Concert Series Launches July 21

Hazel English

WHEN:
Saturday, July 21 – 5-8pm

WHERE:
Bay Street Emeryville – Center Plaza at 5616 Bay St. in Emeryville

WHAT:

  • Oakland native and Indie singer Hazel English and Alternative Duo Cape Weather kick off Bay Street Live Summer Concert Series
  • Free live outdoor concert
  • Relax in lounge chairs – bring your own blankets
  • Wine + Beer
  • Food Trucks – crepes, Asian-syle bowls & buns – local restaurant fare and more!

ABOUT HAZEL ENGLISH:

You can listen to her hit Never Going Home: “If you’ve not yet had enough sunshine in August then this new video will meet your cravings with a woozy cool wistfulness and a dreamy sun-kissed vibe,” writes Paul Davies in fourCULTURE, an online magazine highlighting art, music and literature. More about  Hazel English in East Bay Express.

By |2018-09-21T14:36:18-07:00July 13th, 2018|0 Comments

Honor Kitchen & Cocktails Invites You to Watch the Warriors vs. the Cavaliers Tonight in Emeryville

WHEN: Tonight, June 8th – Game starts at 6pm – Doors open at 4:30pm

WHERE: Honor Kitchen & Cocktails, 1411 Powell St in Emeryville

WHAT: Game 4

  • Honor Kitchen and Cocktails will be showing Game 4 of the Warriors vs. the Cavaliers
  • Enjoy fresh oysters
  • Honor has its own in-house Butcher
  • Sausages are made by hand on site
  • Check out their Menu
  • Honor is famous for their spirited cocktails
  • Drop in and make some new Warrior friends!
By |2018-06-08T11:30:37-07:00June 8th, 2018|Tags: , |0 Comments

Don’t Miss the Grand Opening of Emeryville’s Peladeau Park, Thursday, May 10th!

Join the City of Emeryville, Honor Bar & The Broken Rack as the community celebrates its Greenway extension, new park and mural.  And it’s all happening on Bike to Work Day!

“I hope residents will join us,” says Mayor John Bauters, “as we celebrate this new community space and dedicate an incredible mural by Joey Rose Studio on May 10th. We are excited that the remaining southern portion of the Greenway and the adjoining South Bayfront Bridge are on the horizon to be completed within the next few years. ”

WHEN: Thursday, May 10, 2018, 10am

WHERE: At the Emeryville Greenway extending diagonally between the intersections at Hollis at Powell and Hollis at Stanford, close to 5701 Hollis St.

WHAT: The community is celebrating their new Peladeau Park and its mural by Artist Joey Rose

  • Mayor John Bauters kicks off the celebration of the completion of the latest extension of the Emeryville Greenway*–the green tranquil heart of  this 1.2 sq mi city
  • Brunch treats provided by The Broken Rack and Honor Bar
  • Bay Area Artist Joey Rose, presents his Mural commemorating the local ecology with a bit of whimsy
  • Chance to win a gift certificate for an Emeryvillle “Night Out” and other prizes.
  • Free seeds to spread throughout Emeryville.

“The City of Emeryville has been a regional leader in converting spaces with old or outdated uses into active transit and social spaces,” continues Bauters. “The opening of Peladeau Park represents the city’s latest accomplishment in the completion of that vision.”

* This extension was made possible by California Parks & Recreation and the US Environmental Protection Agency.  The next section is behind Grifols.

 

Art & Nature on the Greenway. Mural created by Artist Joey Rose

Live Salsa Music And Dance Lessons Heat Up the Plaza at Bay Street on Sundays until Summer’s End!

Have you always wished you could Salsa? Learn from the best at Bay Street in Emeryville!

WHAT: Bay Street spices things up with the return of Salsa Sundays, a music series featuring a live salsa band and a dance floor with plenty of room, every Sunday in May and through the end of summer. From pros to newbies, everyone is invited to turn up the heat and enjoy FREE festive salsa lessons provided by Timba Heat professional dance instructors at 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Watch them at UC Berkeley!

Grab dinner at one of Bay Bay Street’s restaurants after working up an appetite on the dance floor. 

WHEN: Beginning Sunday, May 6, from 2:30 to 6pm and ending Sunday, August 27, Salsa Sundays will take place every Sunday afternoon. Who knows, you may become an Expert Salsa Dancer (ESD) by the end of summer!

WHERE: Bay Street Emeryville – Center Plaza – 5616 Bay Street in Emeryville

WHO: Bay Street is designed  as a gathering place for Bay Area residents and visitors. Currently, Bay Street offers more than 60 name brand and boutique shops, restaurants, and a 16-screen AMC theater. Bay Street comprises three city blocks and is located off the I-80 Powell Street exit, at Bay Street and Shellmound Street, in Emeryville, CA. For more information call (510) 655-4002 or visit www.baystreetemeryville.com.

 

By |2018-04-27T08:37:17-07:00April 27th, 2018|Tags: , , , |2 Comments

Who Won the Shortest Triathlon Ever in the 70+ Class at Emeryville Day on the Bay?

The first place winner in the 70+ is Bob Bruce, a Senior Associate with WJE (Wiss, Janney Elstner Associates) at 2000 Powell St., close to the Emeryville Marina where he received his tie-dyed medal Saturday with a time of 56:46. “I think I have come to every one of these,” he said. “But this is the best medal!” The 2018 Shortest Triathlon Ever celebrated its tenth year Saturday, March 24 and was once again managed by On Your Mark Events in collaboration with the City of Emeryville.

“It was an invigorating swim,” commented Mayor John Bauters who only had a sleeveless wetsuit, “and  if I had been tired before the swim, I was certainly awake afterwards!” Bauters is already planning ahead for next year’s Shortest Tri. 

Winning first place overall for men was Marin Rodriquez #313, with 29:49 and first place overall all for women was Rhea Sanchez  #314, with 34:22. “Emeryville Day on the Bay was a great success this year,” continued Mayor Bauters. “I am grateful to all the small businesses and community partners who worked with the steering committee and me to make this event possible. Roughly 500 people attended and we look to grow this event next year. I want to thank Vice Mayor Ally Medina and Council members Dianne Martinez, Scott Donahue and Christian Patz for the strong support of community events like Emeryville Day on the Bay. I am also proud that all of them participated in the World’s Shortest Triathlon with me!”

Emeryville Day on the Bay is a dog friendly event

The end of the race dovetailed into the beginning of Emeryville Day on the Bay. And it was a beautiful day on the Bay. Fish Emeryville’s fishing boats were open for tours and rides as 510 Waterline introduced lots of guests to Stand Up Paddle boarding down on the docks in Emeryville Marina. There was great food from Public Market Emeryville including Hot Italian’s Pizza and Shiba Ramen’s Spicy Ramen. City Manager Carolyn Lehr was impressed with the crowd, “There is not one empty table!” She then proceeded to convince the band to invite The Mayor to showcase his Irish Step Dancing to a cheering crowd. Ivy Hill Entertainment kept belting their tunes luring many of the sailors down in the marina out to the party.The Periodic Table hosted the Beer Garden along with the  Blue Water Foundation. Beer was donated by local brewers Altamont Beer Works, Gilman Brewing Co., Novel Brewing Co. and Triple Voodoo Brewing. The Watergate HOA manned the water stand for the race and the US Coast Guard Auxillary taught guests about how they certify life jackets. An important element for a doggie life jacket is to make sure it is insulated to protect against icy cold water.

 

 

 

Stacy’s very popular fishing pond

Thank you to our Sponsors:

  • City of Emeryville
  • Emery Cove Yacht Harbor
  • Emeryville Marina, a Safe Harbor Marina
  • Emeryville on the Bay
  • Emeryville Yacht Club
  • Emeryville Public Market & Restaurants
  • Fish Emeryville
  • Oaks Card LCub
  • Prop SF

And they’re off – in the icy San Francisco Bay!

The storm drain interactive game was a big hit

                                                   
        

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