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Mongolian Evening

, Wed., May 22, 6:15-8:45 p.m.
Stephen Fish, Political Science Professor at UC Berkeley, and 2012 visiting scholar at the Mongolian National University, will share his experiences and research on the multiple transitions confronting Mongolia at this United Nations Association East Bay Chapter dinner forum at the Silk Road House #107, 1944 University Avenue, Berkeley. $10-$20

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9th Street Film Festival & Dinner

, , , Fri., May 24, 5:30-10 p.m.
Meet at 5:30pm at Juan’s Place (941 Carleton St., Berkeley) for dinner before the festival. At 7pm, cross the street to 2604 9th St. for an evening of independent film and a fundraiser benefiting Castlemont International High School's annual service trip. free

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Future Prom 3000

Fri., May 24, 7-11 p.m.
510-336-7373
An intergalactic-themed prom for adults only. $17, 21+ only
Chabot Space & Science Center 10000 Skyline Blvd., Oakland (map)

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Nerd Nite East Bay

, Mon., May 27, 8 p.m.
This eight installment of the beer-and-lectures series is entitled, "Topology, Biology and Colorology." $8
The New Parkway Theater 474 24th St., Oakland (map)

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Music Video Race

Sat., June 15, 8 p.m.
415-861-2011
$12, $15
Rickshaw Stop 155 Fell St., San Francisco (map)

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Northern California Pirate Festival

, , , , Saturday, June 15, Sunday, June 16
10am to 6pm
Northern California Pirate Festival
Equal parts Mardi Gras, state fair, living history, and pirate fan fest, the Northern California Pirate Festival is the largest in the United States.

Featuring over 1200 costumed actors from British Naval officers to swimming mermaids, the annual Fathers Day Weekend event appeals to children and adults alike with four stages of continuous live music from acoustic maritime classics to pirate rock, rows of nautically inspired handcrafts, gourmet foods, micro brewed beers, a dedicated Children's Area, and a 360 degree pirate battle featuring tall ships, black powder cannons and invading sword fighters.
Adults: $10
Children under 12 FREE.
www.norcalpiratefestival.com $7-$30

Vallejo Waterfront 298 Mare Island Way, Vallejo (map)

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Long Day Short Film Festival

, , Fri., June 21
510-522-5700
Celebrate the longest day of the year with an evening of short films, none of which exceed 6 minutes, 21 seconds. $6-$15
Rock Wall Wine Company 2301 Monarch St., Ste. 300, Alameda (map)

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10th Annual Temescal Street Fair

, , Sun., July 7, 12-6 p.m.
510-860-7327

It's time once again for the annual Temescal Street Fair, which for the ninth year will stop traffic along a stretch of Telegraph Avenue in North Oakland for a day of food, drink, live performances, and other family-friendly revelry. This year's festival features a jam-packed lineup of performers across four stages, three stomach-stuffing food courts, and more than one hundred craft-tastic vendor booths. Among the many offerings to take in: a performance by the Kinetic Arts Center's young circus troupe, drinks from The Avenue and bites from Barlata, and crafts from artisans at the new Temescal Alley. Between 42nd and 51st sts. on Sunday, July 8. Noon-6 p.m., free. 510-860-7327 or TemescalDistrict.org

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Temescal Street Cinema

, , Thursdays, 8 p.m. Continues through July 18
415-652-1623
With free popcorn, live music, and a variety of films projected on the wall of the Bank of the West Building (49th Street and Telegraph Avenue, Oakland). Check TemescalStreetCinema.com for full schedule. free

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Family Sundown Safari

, Saturdays, 5 p.m. Continues through Aug. 10
510-632-9525
An overnight zoo adventure with crafts and games. Bring your own picnic dinner, tent, and supplies. Ages 5 and up. Overnight until 10am the following morning. $75-$85
Oakland Zoo 9777 Golf Links Rd., Oakland (map)

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Waterfront Flicks

, , Thu., June 13, Thu., June 27, Thu., July 11, Thu., July 25, Thu., Aug. 8, Wed., Aug. 14 and Thu., Aug. 22
With sundown screenings of a variety of films, preceded by trivia games, and food and drink for sale from the East Bay Bike Coalition. Check JackLondonSquare.com for full schedule. free
Market Lawn at Jack London Square Water Street, outside 55 Harrison St., Oakland (map)

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Oakland Showga

, , Mondays, 6:30-8 p.m.

If yoga is your jam but the usual gongs and grunts are getting you down, bring your mat to the Starline Social Club (2232 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Oakland) on Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for Oakland Showga, where East Bay Community Yoga founder Katie Colver teaches vinyasa classes for yogis of all levels to the sounds of a live local band. While the live music/yoga combo has been done before, Colver strives for a more mind- and body-bending experience by booking psychedelic line-ups that buck the New Age-y, Burning Man trend. If you leave class feeling a bit funky, it might be owed to more than just a strenuous workout. EBCYoga.com/showga.html

$5-$15
Starline Social Club 2232 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Oakland (map)

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Fight Night

, , Tuesdays, 4 & 6 p.m.

The first rule of The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment's (610 16th St., Ste. 230, Oakland) weekly Fight Club gatherings: Gamers of all ages are free to duke it out via old-school video games like Soul Caliburand Street Fighter 2, played on gaming systems from Atari 2600 to Neo Geo. The second rule of The MADE's weekly Fight Club gatherings: Halfway through the evening, the gloves come off and the real tournament begins, with the game du jour determined by participants, and games and other geekery awarded to the winners. Kids under fifteen: Bring a parent or guardian. Every Tuesday, including Dec. 6.6-9 p.m.; general play free, tournament $5. 510-788-5702 or TheMADE.org

$2

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Friday Night Launch

, , Fridays, 7 p.m.
510-859-3150

Every Friday, the Launching Pad (2649 Russell St., Berkeley) hosts the Friday Night Launch, featuring spiritually focused spoken word, discussions, and music for young adults. The events start at 7 p.m. and are free, although donations are accepted; there's a group vegetarian dinner available at 6 p.m., too. 510-859-3150 or LaunchingPadBerkeley.com

free/donation
Launching Pad 2649 Russell St., Berkeley (map)

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Kensington Library Knitting Club

, First Monday of every month, 6:30-8 p.m.
With knitting, show-and-tell, and yarn exchange open to all levels. free
Kensington Library 61 Arlington Ave., Albany (map)

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