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A Beloved Oakland Beer Spot Is Closing on March 1
Tiger’s Taproom will pour its final pint this weekend. The Oakland beer bar announced its closure last week, citing rising costs and changing customer habits as key factors. Tiger’s Taproom was a beer bar in the Jack London Square area of Oakland. The taproom established a reputation for having a well-selected rotating beer list, highlighting independent Breweries in the Bay Area and California.
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Orinda Theatre showcases classic films with restorations, roadshows
A restored Technicolor love triangle celebrating its 85th anniversary, a flying car, Humphrey Bogart delivering Truman Capote dialogue, and a well-heeled murderous pair up to no good are screen stories offering four great movie experiences at the Orinda Theatre this month. The internationally lauded Disney Restorations Series at the Orinda...
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This Old-School Polynesian Tiki Bar Has Been Bringing Tropical Island Vibes To California For Generations
A tropical escape unfolds the moment guests walk through the doors along the Emeryville waterfront. The outside bustle fades quickly. Island ambiance takes over. Bamboo-lined walls frame the dining rooms, while carved masks and glowing lanterns cast a warm, amber light across the space. The atmosphere feels immersive rather than...
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Anza Expedition Exhibit in Danville Tells A Vital Piece of California History
The Museum of the San Ramon Valley is presenting Anza Expedition: 250th Commemoration, a new exhibit running from February 1 through May 31, 2026. The exhibit features dioramas, displays, maps, and historical artifacts informing visitors about the 1775-1776 Spanish expedition that established a vital overland route to California. The exhibit,...
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Orinda Art Scene – March 2026
Local students will shine at LAC’s March installation. Lamorinda Arts Council (LAC) is hosting a high school Visual Arts Competition to provide local art students the experience of exhibiting their artwork in a professional venue and displaying their talent. Visitors will view artwork made by high school students living...
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Young Orindans take the stage with spring musicals and student plays
Tap routines, Shakespearean rock stars and musical mean girls – this spring, Orinda Intermediate School (OIS) and Miramonte High School will house two lively musicals and a student-written play festival. Across both schools, productions feature laughs, collaboration and creative storytelling, furthering Orinda’s strong tradition of performing arts. So...
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Sideboard, Tacos Oscar, New Eritrea
We begin at Sideboard in Danville, a laid-back neighborhood spot where breakfasts are both comforting and creative. Then, our guests head to Oakland, where Tacos Oscar keeps things innovative with playful takes on the classic taco. Finally, we head to New Eritrea in San Francisco, where sabusas and injera flatbread are served along other bold, East African bites.
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Why San Franciscans wait in hour-long lines for this Vietnamese coffee pop-up
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — There are more than 1,000 coffee shops scattered around San Francisco. A handful of them, though not many, serve Vietnamese coffee. But these establishments — whether it’s a phở restaurant or bánh mì spot — have it just as an item on the menu. There aren’t many businesses that center their entire […]
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Yaa Samar! Dance Theatre’s ‘Gathering’ – West Coast premiere at Zellerbach Playhouse features 13 performers from nine countries
Yaa Samar! Dance Theatre founder, artistic director, and choreographer Samar Haddad King and an international cast, present performances of “Gathering” Feb. 27-March 1. Unfolding at Zellberbach Playhouse in Berkeley, the venue’s wide stage provides generous sight lines and an expansive platform that renders free range to the work’s inventive mix of genres.
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2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade: Route, Street Closures, Parking and More
It’s the Year of the Fire Horse, and the Bay Area will be celebrating with a long-standing tradition: the Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco on Saturday. Many different cultures observe Lunar New Year, and this year is the Year of the Fire Horse, representing action, risk-taking and even financial positivity.
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Celebrating National Banana Bread Day with Gone Bananas Bread
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Goodbye Philz, Hello Produce at Philz’s Original Mission Corner
The original home of Philz Coffee at 24th and Folsom is about to swap pour-overs for produce, as a new grocery prepares to move into the long-vacant corner spot at 3101 24th St, according to neighborhood observers and workers on site. Crews have been busy this week stripping the interior...
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Antioch's TNT Smoothie & Juice Bar, community and quality
This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting legacy, ownership, and impact in Contra Costa County. In downtown Antioch, Trevelon Adanandus Jr., founder of TNT Smoothie & Juice Bar, is building more than a juice bar — he’s building legacy.