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The Experience, Alameda: Urban Legend Cellars Sips + Nibbles

The Experience:

Bubbles are on the tasting menu. Savory food awaits.

Punch up your Saturday and Sunday this weekend with beautiful views, cozy spaces, tasty eats and delicious wine.

It’s Bay Area fave Bacon Bacon (featured here) on Saturday and halal cuisine from Seasoned & Co. on Sunday – an explosion of flavor all around. Pick your experience and relax with:

Tastings – Enjoy a curated tasting of 4 current releases with vegan/gluten free small bites–a wine exploration just for you. With indoor and outdoor options, tailor your perfect experience.Wine. Sparkling, white, rose or red. Limited production and there’s always something distinctive.

Glasses & Bottles – Settle into one of our pergolas on the patio or indoors in the wine studio with your favorite sip – and up to 8 of your favorite people.

  • Wine Tastings and Bacon Bacon Sat, Jan 18, 12- 5:30pm
  • Wine Tastings and Seasoned & Co Sun, Jan 19, 12-5:30pm
  • And don’t forget to pick up your Alameda Trail Guide!
  • Owners Steve and Marilee Shaffer are both passionate about great and interesting food wines. They can’t wait to see you and introduce you to their wines. Reserve your experience now!  Questions? 510.545.4356

Where:

1951 Monarch St, Building 25
Alameda Point

https://ulcellars.com

The Experience, Richmond: East Brother Beer Co for a Cause

The Experience:

Raise a pint for our California neighbors!

Join East Brother Beer Co. on Saturday, January 25th, as  they bring the community together to support our California neighbors impacted by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

On this day, they’re proud to donate a percentage of all proceeds from every pint, six-pack, and growler to aid the victims and help rebuild lives. “Let’s turn our love for craft beer into an act of compassion,” says co-owner Rob Lightner. “Whether you visit our Richmond taproom or enjoy our brews at home, every sip contributes to a brighter tomorrow.”

What You Need to Know:
When: Saturday, January 25th, all day – 11am-8pm
Where: East Brother Beer Co. Taproom 1001 Canal Blvd in Richmond
Why: To bring hope and relief to our fellow Californians in need

“Together, we can make a difference,” continues Rob. ”Let’s turn the warmth of community into real change.” Spread the word! Invite your friends, family, and fellow beer lovers to join the cause and have a greater impact.

Your favorite food trucks will be rolling in so you can savor some tasty bites while supporting the cause. And while you’re there pick up a Cal Athletics-inspired pint glass in the taproom. They are proud sponsors of the Cal-Athletics at UC Berkeley. Go Bears! Questions? (510) 230-4081.

Where:

1001 Canal Blvd
Richmond

eastbrotherbeer.com

The Experience, Emeryville: Bay St Emeryville Movies

The Experience:

It’s all happening at AMC Bay St 16!

Sunday, January 19th is National All You Can Eat Popcorn Day!  Which means free refills all  day. Don’t miss showings of September 5 (with special Cast Q&A), The Brutalist, Wolf Man, One of Them Days, and more! Get your tickets now for unlimited buttery goodness.

Saturday, February 8, Rotten City Cultural District (RCCD) presents the Emeryville Film Festival with Fishnets & Film, whose ‘Drag Me to the Cinema’ festival will contribute five additional film blocks to the Cinema Celebration.

A collaborative effort with local industry professionals and filmmakers, celebrating the remarkable talents within our community, this all-day event features an array of films, workshops, and entertainment designed to inspire and engage.

10 blocks of film, post-film discussions, Q & A, Award Ceremony & More. Don’t miss it! Stay tuned for details.

AMC. You can book a dinner and a movie when you embark on an epic adventure at Bay St’s AMC movie theater. Check out the many different cuisines available at Bay Break Dining Terrace and beyond. Bar & treats await you inside the theater. Not to mention all the great movies you want to see. Plus, popcorn.

Where:

5614 #235 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

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The Experience, Emeryville: Wondrous Brewing January Brew

The Experience:

Fresh Emeryville beer to start your year!

January started out all about what’s new on tap. Wondrous Brewing’s 2nd batch of ‘Wonder Cut’ is a West Coast IPA 6.4% abv, hopped with Citra, Idaho 07, Nelson & Mosaic, is now on tap. They were just feeling this hop combo on brew day and went with it! Mega fresh fruit and dank citrus on the nose, with the classic, punchy West Coast hop flavor and dry, resinous finish we all love.

They also tapped the final keg in existence of their first ever Barrel Aged Barleywine release ‘When the Poet Dies’. So, get down to your local craft brewery and have a taste or two.

And for those of you who enjoyed their Wondrous Hell beer at the 2024 Celebration of the Arts Opening Night at Public Market – just want you to know that they won the Bronze Award for Wondrous Hell in the category of International Light Lager at the 2024 Great American Beer Festival!

Hang in their fun outside patio where you’ll find community and dogs are welcome. You can order from Los Moles, Good to Eat Dumplings, KYU2 or Rotten City Pizza – all close by.

About

Wondrous Brewing Company is a dream project of owner and brewer Wynn Whisenhunt. He grew up in the East Bay and has been brewing beer professionally in Northern California for over ten years. Wynn is well respected in the craft beer industry for his award-winning beer. Wondrous is passionate about brewing small batch thoughtful beers. They focus on lagers, hoppy beers & barrel aged beers.

Taproom Hours:
Mon – Thu: 2 – 9pm
Friday: 1 – 9pm
Saturday: 12 – 9pm
Sunday: 1 – 8pm

Wondrous Brewing Company Brewery. Creating thoughtful beers to inspire wonder.

Where:

1306 65th St

Emeryville

https://wondrousbrewing.com

By |2025-01-09T09:32:13-08:00January 9th, 2025|Tags: , , , , |0 Comments

The Experience, Alameda: Rhythmix Cultural Works Presents

The Experience:

Musician Deborah Crooks helps you take flight!

Saturday, February 8th at 7pm, dive into Flight Lessons, an inspiring Folk Opera, based on a true story of Peregrine Falcons nesting on Oakland’s Fruitvale Bridge. It’s the story of the falcons and humans coexisting at the edge of wild and urban life, with the narrative following an urban wildlife biologist.

When tragedy strikes, the lives of these remarkable birds and their human neighbors intersect in a powerful tale of resilience, adaptation and connection.

How do we value the wild in urban spaces? How do we heal after loss? This is an inspiring story at the crossroads of nature and humanity.

Tickets for Flight Lessons, A Folk Opera by Deborah Crooks are available now.

About

Deborah Crooks has released several collections of critically noted original music, including the 2013 release Little Bird (produced by Art Khu and described as “a masterful piece of work”), 2016’s 7-song CD Beauty Everywhere, and her latest, the 11-song collection The Department of the West (2019). Born and raised in California, Deborah grew up surrounded by nature, but close enough to San Francisco to be influenced by the city’s history of social, musical and political upheaval. Her work has evolved over her years studying natural history at UC Santa Cruz, writing and poetics at The Naropa Institute in Boulder, CO; voice and yoga in Mysore, India, and co-writing and collaborating with her Bay Area peers. Along with her solo musical work, she co-founded the band Bay Station and its “Love the Bay Music & Sailing video series with Kwame Copeland.

Where:

2513 Blanding Ave
Alameda

http://www.rhythmix.org

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