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The Experience, Emeryville: Emeryville Commerce Connection Autumn Event

The Experience:

Great connexions, killer appetizers + drinks!

Emeryville Connexions’ Happy Hour at Fogo de Chao at Bay St on Oct 23 was a smashing success!

Over 50 business folks gathered in the beautiful airy event venue at Fogo to eat, drink, and have conversations. Mayor Welch, Vice Mayor Mourra and Community Development Director Chad Smalley mingled with guests and the Emeryville Commerce Connection (ECC) Board of Directors, Emeryville Makers, Biotech, Tech & Hospitality folks, Innovators, Artists, and more.

Board chair Christa Williams of Bay St impressed upon the audience the importance of joining the ECC to keep Emeryville healthy and vibrant.

The appetizers were amazing  complemented by the beer and wine. Fogo de Chao was a generous host! They even raffled off a Dinner for Two which was won by Luis Cabrera from PAXIO – Dedicated Fiber Internet.

Event coming up? Scarlett Levin is your contact for any holiday group events you’d like to host at Fogo. (510) 955-1223.

By |2024-10-28T14:37:58-07:00October 24th, 2024|Tags: , , |0 Comments

The Experience, Emeryville: Annual Art Exhibition Opening Night @ Public Market

The Experience:

Be Seen at the Art Scene + Meet the Artists!

You are invited to Opening Night of Emeryville’s 38th Annual Art Exhibition Friday, October 4, 6-9pm at the southern part of Public Market Emeryville, 5905 Shellmound St. This juried exhibition produced by Celebration of the Arts, features more than 200 artworks created by 154 Emeryville artists. On opening night you get to meet the artists and get a first look at their artwork as you listen to music by The doRiaN Mode: Vintage Jazz & Blues. A no-host bar raises funds for the Emeryville Youth Art Program. It’s always an electrifying opening night as the community celebrates the city’s thriving collective creativity..

Celebrating Emeryville’s vibrant arts community, the Annual Art Exhibition showcases the depth of talent and diverse artistic expression of both emerging and established artists that live or work in Emeryville. Selected as one of California’s fourteen state-designated Cultural Districts, Emeryville represents an innovative enclave devoted to art and creative production. The exhibition is an important example of community cooperation engaging artists, businesses, community members and city government and continues to serve as the annual celebration of this collective creativity.

 “Emeryville claims only a very small, albeit beautiful, slice of the Bay but its creative community continues to grow as evidenced by this year’s enormous show with many new voices and visions,” said Sharon Wilchar, exhibition coordinator. “And our city’s artistic roots run deep as established artists who have lived here for years, decades, look forward to their part each fall in the annual celebration. Several of note this year after time away are photographer Richard Misrach, mixed-media and installation artist Robert Ortbal, and jeweler Bassem Elias. It is so exciting for me to see their new work alongside emerging artists that are submitting work for the first time.”

The exhibition is open October 5 – 27, 2024, from 11am to 6 pm, Wednesdays through Sundays at Public Market Emeryville, located at 5905 Shellmound Street, Emeryville, CA.  For details, directions, and Emery-go-round stop information, log onto www.emeryarts.org.

Featured image/Fleur by artist Michael Murphy

Oxford Properties Group

Each year the exhibition space is donated by a local Emeryville business. For the third year in a row, Oxford Properties Group has generously offered the space for the Annual Exhibition at Public Market Emeryville. Situated at the south end of this lively artisan food destination, exhibition visitors will find ample parking and dining options.

Celebration of the Arts

The Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition is sponsored by Emeryville Celebration of the Arts, Inc. Their mission is to foster an appreciation of the arts and artists of Emeryville, to promote the city as a culturally vital and progressive center for living and working, and, most recently, to partner with the City of Emeryville in the Rotten City Emeryville Cultural Arts District, a program of the California Arts Council.

More info. 510/652-6122.

Where:

5905 Shellmound St – Public Market Emeryville

Emeryville

www.emeryarts.org

The Experience, Emeryville: Celebration of the Arts Opening Night @ Public Market

The Experience:

Be Seen at the Art Scene + Meet the Artists!

You are invited to Opening Night of Emeryville’s 38th Annual Art Exhibition Friday, October 4, 6-9pm at the southern part of Public Market Emeryville, 5905 Shellmound St. This juried exhibition produced by Celebration of the Arts, features more than 200 artworks created by 154 Emeryville artists. On opening night you get to meet the artists and get a first look at their artwork as you listen to music by The doRiaN Mode: Vintage Jazz & Blues. A no-host bar raises funds for the Emeryville Youth Art Program. It’s always an electrifying opening night as the community celebrates the city’s thriving collective creativity..

Celebrating Emeryville’s vibrant arts community, the Annual Art Exhibition showcases the depth of talent and diverse artistic expression of both emerging and established artists that live or work in Emeryville. Selected as one of California’s fourteen state-designated Cultural Districts, Emeryville represents an innovative enclave devoted to art and creative production. The exhibition is an important example of community cooperation engaging artists, businesses, community members and city government and continues to serve as the annual celebration of this collective creativity.

 “Emeryville claims only a very small, albeit beautiful, slice of the Bay but its creative community continues to grow as evidenced by this year’s enormous show with many new voices and visions,” said Sharon Wilchar, exhibition coordinator. “And our city’s artistic roots run deep as established artists who have lived here for years, decades, look forward to their part each fall in the annual celebration. Several of note this year after time away are photographer Richard Misrach, mixed-media and installation artist Robert Ortbal, and jeweler Bassem Elias. It is so exciting for me to see their new work alongside emerging artists that are submitting work for the first time.”

The exhibition is open October 5 – 27, 2024, from 11am to 6 pm, Wednesdays through Sundays at Public Market Emeryville, located at 5905 Shellmound Street, Emeryville, CA.  For details, directions, and Emery-go-round stop information, log onto www.emeryarts.org.

Featured Image/“It’s Giving…Neon Retro Vibes” by Andrina Thomas, acrylic, 2023, 14˝x11˝

Oxford Properties Group

Each year the exhibition space is donated by a local Emeryville business. For the third year in a row, Oxford Properties Group has generously offered the space for the Annual Exhibition at Public Market Emeryville. Situated at the south end of this lively artisan food destination, exhibition visitors will find ample parking and dining options.

Celebration of the Arts

The Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition is sponsored by Emeryville Celebration of the Arts, Inc. Their mission is to foster an appreciation of the arts and artists of Emeryville, to promote the city as a culturally vital and progressive center for living and working, and, most recently, to partner with the City of Emeryville in the Rotten City Emeryville Cultural Arts District, a program of the California Arts Council.

More info. 510/652-6122.

Where:

5905 Shellmound St – Public Market Emeryville

Emeryville

www.emeryarts.org

The Experience, Emeryville: Saturday Farmers’ Market News

The Experience:

From farm to table in Emeryville!

Come Saturday morning, grab your bags and head down to Emeryville’s Farmers Market located at 45th and Hubbard St between two of the buildings comprising The Emery.  It opens at 11am and is full of local fresh vegetables and fruit. Keep your healthy lifestyle going!

And tell your dog you will be back with a surprise. Petvenient is now selling dog treats and toys for your four legged buddy. Each week new vendors are coming in. Local cookie maker Tash Tash Chocolate Cookies will be at the market in a a couple of weeks and rumor has it that a local coffee maker will be arriving soon.

More great news.. If you can’t walk or bike to the market, there now is parking available.There is public parking at the Emery building. The entrance is on 46th St between Hubbard and Horton Streets. It does cost $2 for the first 30 minutes, but Regional Farmers’ Market Association, will reimburse any customer using that garage their $2 in Market Money, that can be used in the market anywhere.  All you have to do is ask at the information booth, and they will give you your market money.

Emeryville’s Farmers Market is brought to us by the Regional Farmers’ Market Association, who is dedicated to creating a sustainable platform for small farmers, independent food producers and artisans to sell their products directly to us. And there’s nothing like fruit  picked fresh just this morning.

Where:

The Farmers’ Market is at 45th & Hubbard Sts

The ECC is all over Emeryville and beyond!

https://www.emeryvillecommerceconnection.com

By |2024-09-12T05:31:39-07:00September 12th, 2024|Tags: , , |0 Comments

The Experience, Emeryville: Bay St Emeryville Great Ramen

The Experience:

A culinary journey of comfort food!

Savor the authentic flavors of Japan at Uchiwa Ramen at Bay Street Emeryville! From rich, savory broths to perfectly cooked noodles, every bowl is a taste of comfort.

You will feel right at home here in this beautiful setting. You are treated as if you were a guest in their own home, and in their home, they make everything from scratch using fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

A bowl of ramen evokes feelings of comfort, simplicity, and warmth, and they’ve made it their mission to spread that wonderful feeling by sharing their favorite traditional and new styles of ramen.

Prepare for a culinary journey through Chinese and Japanese comfort food in this warm setting upstairs at Bay St in the Bay Break dining terrace.

You will be intrigued by the variety of ramen all made with fresh ingredients. Vegan? Try their Vegan Shio (Light Veggie Broth) – Gluten Free Ramen Noodles, Tofu, Bean Sprouts, Bok Choy, Mushroom, Green Onions, Bamboo Shoots, contains no animal products.

Fans also rave about their  their Asian Kale Salad – Organic baby kale mixed with roasted kale & tossed in a toasted sesame dressing. They have a beautiful bar serving up Japanese beer, local wines, Sake and other non-alcoholic beverages like Japanese Creamy Soda.

5614 Bay Street, Suite 233

Hours: Mon – Thu 12-8pm; Fri – Sat 11am – 9pm; Sunday11am – 8pm

Where:

5616 Bay St

Emeryville

http://baystreetemeryville.com

By |2024-09-05T10:21:14-07:00September 5th, 2024|Tags: , , , , , |0 Comments
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