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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

The Experience:

Bay Break Gayme Night!

It’s tonight on the Bay Break Dining Terrace. Bring your friends to Bay Break Terrace’s Second Thursdays’ Gayme Night, hosted by Fishnets & Film – straight-up fun, with a queer twist!

A fun outdoor setting and the Terrace is full of great restaurants: Flores Cocina + Bar, Shake Shack, Arthur Mac’s, Pippal Regional Indian, Humphry Slocombe, Uchiwa Ramen and Saucy Asian. FIre pits and cozy lounge areas. Get your gayme on!

Grab a bite and a pint and attend to your game of choice.  The fun starts at 6pm

Note:

Bay Break Dining Terrace is located at 5614 Bay Street on the upper level of Bay Street Emeryville, near AMC Bay Street 16.  Parking is located in three garages within the property as well as on street parking along Bay Street. All facilities are well lit and access points are clearly marked. CLICK HERE for more information on our paid parking program.

Where:

5616 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

The Experience:

It’s all happening at AMC Bay St 16!

Sunday, January 19^th is National All You Can Eat Popcorn Day!  Which means free refills all  day. Don’t miss showings of September 5 (with special Cast Q&A), The Brutalist, Wolf Man, One of Them Days, and more! Get your tickets now for unlimited buttery goodness.

Saturday, February 8, Rotten City Cultural District (RCCD) presents the Emeryville Film Festival with Fishnets & Film, whose ‘Drag Me to the Cinema’ festival will contribute five additional film blocks to the Cinema Celebration.

A collaborative effort with local industry professionals and filmmakers, celebrating the remarkable talents within our community, this all-day event features an array of films, workshops, and entertainment designed to inspire and engage.

10 blocks of film, post-film discussions, Q & A, Award Ceremony & More. Don’t miss it! Stay tuned for details.

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