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The Experience, Emeryville: The Café Rack Vibe
The Experience: Let's play! Here's what's happening this weekend. All you need to do is grab your friends and start playing - pool or ping pong. Decide what you are drinking and then share some tasty bites. You can also watch your fave sports games on their big screen TVs. You get the vibe! $15/Hour/Table. Their Pool & Pong Tables are designed for groups of up to 4 for an amazing time! Time to Eat! • PATATAS - Crispy twice cooked fries with a side of house garlic aioli & rosemary ketchup • WEDGE SALAD - Fresh romaine lettuce topped with pickled red onions, cherry tomato, cucumber, kalamata olives, feta, and vinaigrette • ROASTED WINGS - A pound of traditional chicken wings, roasted & served with ranch, buffalo, honey mustard, BBQ and side of veggies • HOUSE BURGER - (featured here) Half pound of Wagyu served on a Pretzel bun with aioli, lettuce, tomato, pickles served with a choice of Wedge Salad or
The Experience, Oakland: Oakland Zoo + Glofari
The Experience: Come to the zoo for the holidays! Take a relaxing gondola ride up to the California Trails and look out over the Bay Area. If you are lucky, you may even catch a stunning sunset. California Trails provides habitats for many rescued animals and educates you about endangered species and conservation. Sequoia featured here. In December of 2017, two gray wolves (Sequoia and Siskiyou have since passed) arrived at the Oakland Zoo. They were moved to their habitat, a two acre parcel up in the California Trails section, once they were acclimated to finally be introduced to the public. Shy, reclusive and sensitive in nature, wolves, unlike dogs, commonly mate for life and therefore take time to develop relationships. Upon their arrival, zookeepers, volunteers and docents made every effort to ensure the wolves had an ideal environment and atmosphere to ensure their comfort and emotional well-being. When wolves feel comfortable, they are more likely to bond and have offspring.
The Experience, Alameda: C’era Una Volta Kitchen + Catering Thanksgiving
The Experience: Thanksgiving Dinner made easy! Take a load off. Forget preparing Thanksgiving Dinner with all those too many moving parts. Plus several are vegetarians. Let C’era Una Volta prepare your Thanksgiving Dinner. They are open for preorders! Heat & Eat Wednesday Orders receive 10% discount. Pick up or Deliver 11/26. Must order Monday 11/24 by 5pm. Order by phone or email only: 510-769-4828 catering@ceraunavolta.us. Delivery available for most Alameda orders $25 Their Thanksgiving menu is too extensive to include here, but know you have many options. Traditional Turkey Dinner, Prime Rib, Sausage all Garfagnina and more. For vegetarians coming to the table, there’s Eggplant Meatballs with sauce, Spaghetti Squash with Pesto and Zucchini and more. They have lots of sides (don’t forget the garlic mashed potatoes!) and dessert includes Bourbon Pumpkin Cheesecake, Coccolamole & Fruit - Vegan Panna Cotta, Mixed Berry Cake, Chocolate Flourless Cake – GF, “Nonna’s” Almond & Lemon Tart.
The Experience, Richmond: PRBA & Hidden City Ballroom Support Milo Foundation
The Experience: Paws & ReWine Disco Party! You are invited to come for the fun and help a great cause: The Milo Foundation. Enjoy an evening Celebrating Doggies, Disco & the Milo Foundation on Saturday, November 15, 4-9pm. You can join them for a portion of the evening or for the entire evening of fun. Appetizers from El Sol, wine & more Art from Arts of Point Richmond Dancing with Stars style dance performances Performance from the Disco Cats with Todd & Susie as seen on ‘America’s Got Talent’ Get your tickets! Schedule: 4pm Doggy Meet & Greet - Come meet your Milo doggies in disco costume? Fall in love? Adopt! 5pm Silent Auction - Bid on original art by Point Richmond Artists! Enjoy appetizers and wine from your local winery. 5:30pm Professional dance show. Think "Dancing with the Stars" meets "Cats" (or rather, “Dogs”)
The Experience, Alameda: Dashe Cellars Holiday Shopping
The Experience: Winter sunsets + wine = perfection! Come catch the golden hour with a glass in hand. Reserve your spot bit.ly/3On6Izq and create your shopping list for your wine-loving friends and family. Whether you're hosting, celebrating, or giving, now’s the time to stock up on your favorite Dashe wines. Enjoy a full cellar and check off your holiday shopping with ease! Online: Visit their store and add 12+ bottles to unlock your 25% discount automatically. In-Person: Come by the winery and hand-pick each bottle yourself. Mix and match your perfect case from their acclaimed collection, featuring single-vineyard Zinfandels and unique blends like the 91-point Todd Brothers Zinfandel and The Comet (both awarded by Wine Spectator). Drop by Dashe Cellars and craft your own lineup of wines, perfectly tailored to your taste—this is your chance to create a truly personal selection
The Experience, Emeryville: Emeryville Commerce Connection Joins Food Drive GalleryThe Experience, Emeryville: Emeryville Commerce Connection Joins Food Drive
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The Experience, Emeryville: Emeryville Commerce Connection Joins Food Drive
The Experience Emeryville SNAP Relief Food Drive: 2 Days left! 201 students in the Emeryville Unified School District are currently not receiving their SNAP benefits. The City of Emeryville partnered with ECAP and other community partners to support our community until SNAP money benefits are restored. The City is asking you to jump in and help. Here's what you can do: Collect non-perishable food for the Food Drive Wednesday, November 5 – Friday, November 14 Canned Goods: Chicken, tuna, luncheon meat, tomatoes, vegetables, legumes, and similar items. Shelf-Stable Items: Milk (shelf-stable), rice, canola or olive oil, dry beans, oats, cereal, pasta, pasta sauce, stock or broth, bouillon, peanut butter, and other pantry staples. 2. Donate to ECAP – DONATE NOTE: write EUSD in the ‘write a note’ section 3. Drop off non-perishable food at these locations: City Hall Lobby – 1333 Park Ave
