Eateries

The Experience:

It’s a ‘spooktacular’ day at Bay St Emeryville!

It’s happening this Saturday, October 25, 12-7pm

Get ready for a spooktacular day of family fun at Bay Street Emeryville’s Truck or Treat, benefiting the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay! This Halloween-themed event has something for everyone—families with two-legged or four-legged children! Or you may just want to have a truck experience yourself!

• Touch-a-Truck Zone: Let your little ones explore unique and exclusive vehicles up close in a hands-on experience.
• Kids Fun Zone: Enjoy inflatable games, a train ride, and plenty of family-friendly activities. Plus, don’t miss the costume contest!
• Pet Fun Zone: Discover market vendors and services for your furry friends and a Pet Costume Contest you won’t want to miss!
• 21+ Zone: Sip on adult beverages served by Bay Street’s dining tenants. Proceeds benefit the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay.
• Trick-or-Treating: Halloween treats from all the trucks & participating tenants!
• Entertainment: Beats by DJ BeetleJack Juice and Andy Z and the Andyland Band performs at 6pm!

Extras:
Bay St will be decked out in Halloween decor, perfect for photo opps. Costumes are highly encouraged— you might just win the costume contest!  Come out and support a great cause while enjoying a day full of festive fun. And the crew at Bay St can’t wait to see you!

Thank you to their sponsor: bartable

Where:

5616 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

The Experience:

Don’t miss what’s happening Friday Night!

You are invited to the opening of Stamped & Approved: a powerful new exhibition celebrating identity, culture and community through public art, hosted by the Rotten City Cultural District (RCCD).

📅 Date: Friday, October 17, 2025

🕕 Public Opening Reception: 6:00 PM

📍 Location: RCCD Bay Street Gallery, 5610 Bay Street, Emeryville, CA 94608

Stamped & Approved  celebrates and tells the story of Emeryville’s Public Arts projects.

Come see who’s behind the artworks that you love.

Tracing the unseen process that turns artists’ visions into Public Art, featured artists are:  Scott Donahue, One Hat One Hand, Mildred Howard, Therese Lahaie, Mila, Eric Powell, Vickie Jo Sowell, M. Louise Stanley, Trent Thompson, Sorell Tsui and Ann Weber.

Where:

5610 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

The Experience:

Let’s go to the movies!

Americana opens Fri, Aug 15, The Grateful Dead 2025 documentary plays tonight. Superman is playing as are a ton more films.

But, check this out…only if you are ready for horror. From New Line Cinema and Zach Cregger, the wholly original mind behind Barbarian, comes a new horror/thriller: Weapons, written, co-produced and directed by Zach Cregger.

Storyline: When all but one child from the same class mysteriously vanish on the same night at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance.

Rotten Tomatoes Summary: 94% on the Tomatometer!

Critics Consensus: Zach Cregger spins an expertly crafted yarn of terrifying mystery and thrilling intrigue in Weapons, a sophomore triumph that solidifies his status as a master of horror.

Audience Says: Loaded with bold elements that make it not just a great horror film, but a noteworthy film overall, Weapons is ultimately an impressive, genre-bending experience that’s original, entertaining, and satisfying despite its faint air of ambiguity.

See you at the movies!

AMC. You can book a dinner and a movie when you embark on an epic adventure at Bay St’s AMC movie theater. Check out the many different cuisines available at Bay Break Dining Terrace and beyond. Bar & treats await you inside the theater. Not to mention all the great movies you want to see. Plus, popcorn.

Where:

5614 #235 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

The Experience:

All we have is NOW. Welcome & relax!

It was an exciting morning early on June 3rd as co-owner Mica Meyers  and GM Jacqueline Victoria opened the doors to welcome city officials, Bay St Emeryville executives, Emeryville Commerce Connection members, family and friends to the official opening of their new boutique massage salon.

Mica introduced City Manager Latanya Bellow who complemented the owners (co-owner Attica Jacques could not attend, but her mother did) on their beautiful salon and the significance of this business to the community. Vice-Mayor Sukhdeep welcomed The NOW Massage and expressed how much it meant to Emeryville, the city of art, innovation and wellness.

Jacqueline told us about her passion for helping people better their lives and how her new job working with Mica and Attica was a perfect fit for her life mission.

We had a libations blessing of the new salon focused on mastering your dignity and gathered for the official ribbon cutting.

Assembled in the photo l-r: Chad Smalley, Community Development Director, co-owner Mica Meyers, GM Jacqueline Victoria, ECC (Emeryville Commerce Connection) CEO Mary Lou Thiercof, City Manager LaTanya Bellow and Vice Mayor Sukhdeep Kaur.

A tour of the warm and serene massage rooms followed, enhanced by the the music of gentle rolling waves of the ocean.  When you visit, you will feel like you have stepped into  a wine country resort spa right here at Bay St in Emeryville. And you can book the duration of a massage that fits your schedule and eventually become a member for enhanced benefits. Check it out NOW!

Welcome and best wishes  to The NOW Massage!

Where:

5616 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com