Comment Archives: Events: Events & Attractions
Re: “Piedmont Avenue Art Walk”
We love East Bay Express! Way to represent!!
Re: “Married and Formerly Married Gay/Bi Men's Support Group”
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Re: “Transgender Support Group”
I AM TRANSGENDERED AND LIVE IN SANDY, UTAH. THERE ARE NO SUPPORT GROUPS IN MY AREA. IS THERE A WAY TO GET YOUR GROUP IN SANDY, UTAH?
Re: “Married and Formerly Married Gay/Bi Men's Support Group”
I am looking for advice - I am not sure if this is the format. I have been in several threesomes and although I notice women first I find that cock is a great appetizer.
I have gone online and and cam watched men as well as chatted with them. I have been overtly honest and I have invited men to coffee, lunch, dinner or casual sexual meetings.
Odd thing is that near or on that agreed meeting day they bail.
I have a fantastic lifestyle job, wine... ad I wine and dine for a living... My schedule is flexible and I am not elephant man ugly?
What gives/
Re: “Trip the Light Fantastic”
This Dance has changed it's name and location and timing. Can you please replace this posting with the following:
Trip the Light Fantastic (previously known as Hot to Trot)
Trip the Light Fantastic's Friday Night Dance is a partner
dance night in Oakland for women and their friends and takes
place on 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month from 7:30 - 11:00
PM. Dancing includes two-stepping, east and west coast
swing, salsa, waltzes, nightclub 2-step and line dances.
No partner or experience needed.
Price: $10-$20 sliding scale, includes lesson
Time & Date: 1st and 3rd Fridays, 7:30-11 p.m.
Location: Lake Merritt Dance Center, 200 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610
Info: 510.763.1343, info@tripthelightfantastic.org, www.tripthelightfantastic.org
Re: “Windsurfing Lessons”
Cal Sailing Club is the best deal on the bay if you want fun, safe, cooperative windsurfing and sailing. All the teachers are volunteers, the club is a non-profit, and members fix the gear and provide free sailing Open House events and free sailing for disadvantaged youth groups in summer. Thanks to grants from the State Department of Boating and Waterways, the gear is superb--nice wide, stable windsurf boards with lightweight, easily handled sails, and modern trainer sailboats with nimble controls and forgiving handling. Plus the club has a "refugee kitchen" where hungry windsurfers and sailors gather for food and homebrew. If you just want to learn windsurfing, and want a pro to get you carving jibes fast, a windsurf program like Alameda Boardsports, ABK, or Delta Windsurf is great. But for a fun intro to windsurfing, Cal Sailing Club offers the best deal on the bay.