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Bring your kids out to the city of Berkeley’s annual Carnival and Community Picnic on June 27, when they can enjoy a day of food, games and fun. The city’s Community Carnival and Picnic will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Berkeley’s Grove Park at 1730 Oregon St.Children are invited to jump on giant inflatables, scramble through an obstacle course or play a variety of sports. The city will also have carnival games, a petting zoo with bunnies and goats, and a tot-zone for the littlest ones.
An adult must accompany children aged 10 and under for their safety. This event is one of many free events throughout the year organized by the city’s recreationd epartment, which offers camps, classes, and activities designed to include an array of age groups and socioeconomic backgrounds., where you can also use the city’s online recreation portal to see all of the recreation department’s offerings.The city of San Pablo has appointed Arturo Castillo as its new administrative services director.
Following the retirement of former City Finance Director Norman Veloso in late February, the city retained Peckham and McKenney, an executive search firm based in Roseville, to conduct this important and successful executive search. At 1 p.m. June 27, audiences can enjoy a one-hour version of Giacomo Puccini’s famous opera “La Bohème” performed live in Italian with English narration and keyboard accompaniment.
Attendees can also bring along a favorite stuffed-animal friend and dance to “Musetta’s Waltz,” one of the most famous melodies in all of opera. For more details online, visitArtists living and working in Richmond, as well as incarcerated artists, will present their work at Richmond Art Center in two new exhibitions opening this summer
A panel discussion and paint day featuring alumni and facilitators from both prison arts programs will be held on July 13 starting at 11 a.m. After a panel discussion, former program participant Eddie Ramirez will showcase his mural painting technique, and community members are invited to join in the process.
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