Comment Archives: Locations: Government
Re: “Frank Ogawa Plaza”
Ignite - could really mean "inspiring"! I went 2 years ago & of course - was "inspired" by all of the start-ups & true local businesses doing their thing. Now as for this year, I'm in it myself! We'll see how it goes... I'm sure I'll be in good "company" hahaa (pun intended.) Success 2 ALL!
Re: “Frank Ogawa Plaza”
I went last year and it was really fun. I enjoyed the new businesses that were launching and the stilt walkers were cool too.
Re: “Niebyl Proctor Marxist Library”
I don't believe in God, but I believe in Tony Serra.
Re: “Castro Valley Library”
this is SWEET! shared it on our facebook! http://bit.ly/bar5Vl
Re: “Castro Valley Library”
The Castro Valley Library moved at the end of October, 2009. You might want to check if this event is still happening. The CV Library's new address and phone is 3600 Norbridge Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546 (East of Redwood Road @ Hwy. 580),
510-667-7900, http://www.aclibrary.org/
Jody Snyder, Hayward Public Library 2/10/10
Re: “California Genealogical Society and Library”
The California Genealogical Society and Library is now located in the Breuner Building at 2201 Broadway (at 22nd), Suite LL2, Oakland, CA 94612
510-663-1358
Re: “William Shack Conference Room”
Greetings from Karyn Krause, instructor of Lunchtime Kundalini Yoga in 331 Sproul on the UC Berkeley Campus.
I appreciate the event listing but the information needs to be corrected:
Classes are ongoing on Wednesdays at noon and are by donation ($5-11). For the most current information (occasionally a class is canceled as happened this week), please follow Saibhung (Karyn Krause) on Twitter for updates, or request to be added to my weekly email yoga reminder list: karynkrause at berkeley.edu
Thank you!
Karyn
Re: “Expression College for Digital Arts”
The name of the school is actually Ex'pression College for Digital Arts.
Re: “Berkeley City College”
April 24, 2009 - 6:30 to 8:00 PM (Friday)
DVD RELEASE & SCREENING OF "BAY AREA CYPHER"
Panel Discussion on "Life After Multi Media Studies "
Berkeley City College - Auditorium
2050 Center Street, Berkeley, CA
Sponsored by BCC Multi Media Dept., BCC Film Club
and the First Voice Media Action Program
Performances by Fiyawata, BodiRock Culture Dance Crew,
Intellaflow and Haitian Kings from the MYC Records
and International Hip Hop Artist JAHI
April 2009 marks the debut DVD release of “BAY AREA CYPHER”, a performance documentary that blends live freestyle presentations with short interviews to document the unique creativity of Hip Hop in the San Francisco Bay Area. The project expands beyond stereotypical presentations of commercialized Rap music by capturing the spontaneous and uniquely organic energy of free styling. Through the Hip Hop elements of rhyme and dance this documentary highlights the spiritual and communal aspects of Hip Hop culture, showing how improvisational freestyle is key to manifesting a higher energetic vibration.
Re: “Oakland Public Library, Main Branch”
This book club sounds awesome! I would love to go to the next meeting. Can someone email me with the book that you all are reading so I can catch up? libbyisgangster@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Re: “Castro Valley Library”
This dream interpretation workshop ran through 2008 but is no longer offered at the Castro Valley Library.
Please check our website for new events www.aclibrary.org/branches/csv.
Re: “Orinda Library Gallery Room”
This event actually took place on August 28th in 2007 - Alex Leviton will not be appearing at the Orinda Library tonight.
We thank you for taking the time to list our events here at the Orinda Library. While Alex Leviton will not be here this evening, we are hosting a wonderful Story Swap for Adults tonight at 7pm, featuring guest storyteller Jeff Byers talking about The Trouble of Love.
Re: “Oakland Public Library, Piedmont Branch”
My name is Jecquin Irwin. I have started a website for the transgender generation. Please take a look at my website www.transgenderurb.com. and notice there is nothing to degrade us transgender people like most sites to. I'm tired as being show as men in dresses or girls in boys clothes. I would like to know if my site can link with your site. I want to get my point across to everyone that we are not sex perverts but human beings like you. This is very important to me and I could use all the help I can get. The book is written for all GLBT and heterosexuals to learn from. I hope you too will find it interesting. Once again can we link together or if not can you post my site somewhere to be seen. contact me at Quins58@comcast.net. Thanks for your time.
Sincerely,
Ms Jecquin Irwin
Re: “Laney College”
The location of this event is the new Creative Arts Building next to the tennis courts and estuary at Laney College. This is at 11 - E. 10th Street, across the street from the Kaiser Building. Parking is easy on the weekends and it is 1-1/2 blocks to Lake Merritt BART. There will be signs along E. 10th Street to the Studios. Times open are Sat. and Sun. 11am - 6pm.
Re: “Laney College”
The correct telephone number for information on this event is 510-336-9492. Mari Kearney, one of the artists at the Open Studio, will answer your questions or, if away from the phone, call you back as soon as possible. During the weekend, if you have questions, call cell 415-613-5268. Thank you.
The phone numbers listed under Laney College above are for Laney College administration, who do not have information about the event . Administration has been notified that I am making this comment and change in phone numbers.
Mari
Re: “El Sobrante Library”
My name is Rosario Costantini, I´m a Textil Designer from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I design knitt clothing and I´m interested in contacting professional knitters with knitting machine (not industrial, home types).
Please pass on the word.
rosariocostantini@gmail.com
Re: “Castro Valley Library”
My favorite place to sit and write. Nicely lit, decent chairs, big windows looking out to flowing trees.