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ALAMEDA
Sand Castle Contest: This FREE event is a
fabulous family fun activity to either participate in stretches along First Street and includes dancers
or just come down to watch all of the action. 6/6,
9 AM to 1 PM, Free, Crab Cove - Alameda, 1252
McKay Ave., City of Alameda, 510-747-7529
July Fourth Celebration: USS Hornet Museum:
It’s party fun for the whole family! Tour the famous
aircraft carrier and enjoy a day filled with food
games and a live concert on the Flight Deck! 7/4,
1 PM, $10 to $20, USS Hornet Museum, 707 W
Hornet Ave, USS Hornet Museum, 510-521-8448
AMERICAN CANYON
LGBT Golf Fore Good Women’s Golf
Tournament & Tee Dance: We welcome golfers
of all levels! Fun contests and prize holes to give
everyone a chance to be a winner. After play golfers, Peddlers Fair: The show offers connoisseurs and
volunteers and revelers meet in the clubhouse for
dinner trophies and dancing. 6/12, 11:30 AM to
11 PM, $25- $550, Chardonnay Golf Club, 2555
Jameson Canyon Road, Kelly Sherman, 415-398-
2333 x115
BENICIA
Wine Walk: Stroll First Street on a beautiful
summer afternoon and taste over a dozen wines
being poured inside downtown shops. 6/20, 1 to
5 PM, $25, Downtown Benicia, Between B & D
Streets, Benicia Main Street, 707-745-9791
Ghost Walk: Spooky tales of the paranormal
history of Benicia are revealed. Good walking shoes
and flashlight are recommended. 3rd Fri monthly,
Lanita Nelson
OSHA Compliant 707-745-0609
849 First Street, Benicia.
Inside Bella Donna Skin Spa
www.LanitaNelson.com
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ongoing, 8 to 10 PM, $25, Downtown Benicia, First
street, Benicia Main Street, 707-745-9791
Torchlight Parade: Independence Day parade
floats clowns and entertainment. 7/3, 6:30 PM,
Free, Downtown Benicia along First St, Benicia
Main Street, 707-745-9791
Picnic in the Park & Fireworks: The City Park
is filled with arts and crafts delicious hot food live
entertainment and children’s activities. Fireworks
start about 9 p.m. at the foot of First Street. 7/4, 12
to 7 PM, Free, Benicia City Park & Gazebo, First St.
& Military W., Benicia Main Street, 707-745-9791
Waterfront Festival: Enjoy two days of live music,
craft beer tastings, tasty foods, vendor village and
kids’ activity area all along the waterfront. 7/25
& 7/26, 11 AM to 6 PM, Call for prices, Benicia
Waterfront at the foot of First St., Benicia Main
Street, 707-745-9791
new collectors alike an opportunity to examine
and purchase items that include period furniture,
decorative antiques, vintage textiles and fashion,
pottery, porcelain, and much much more. 8/8, 8
AM to 5 p.m., Free, Downtown Benicia, First street,
Benicia Peddlers Fair, 707-745-8680
BERKELEY
Pints For Paws: Sample 80 craft beers from over
20 craft breweries, food from local food trucks
and vendors and live music all to benefit Berkeley
Humane. 100% of dollars raised will be donated.
6/6, 2 to 5 PM, $40 to $60, Berkeley Humane Pints
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World Music Festival: A dazzling array of
continuous music in Telegraph Avenue cafes and
shops and at the People’s Park concert (1-6 p.m.)
sponsored by Amoeba Music. 6/13, 12 to 9 PM,
Free, People’s Park - Berleley, 2556 Haste St,
Berkeley World Music Festival, 510-995-6134
BRENTWOOD
Harvest Time Festival: Focusing on food, family
and fun with music, beer, wine, games and more!
7/11 & 7/12, 11 AM to 6 PM, Free, Brentwood
Community Center, 35 Oak St., Harvest Time in
Brentwood - Jessica Stonebarger, 925-301-3909
CALISTOGA
King Of The West Sprints: California’s premier
410 sprint car series will be in the middle of their
2015 points battle. 6/27, Call for Times, $10 to $30,
Napa County Fairgrounds /Calistoga Speedway,
1435 N Oak Street, 916-773-7225
Napa County Fair & Fireworks: A classic parade
through downtown, nostalgic games, picnicking
and activities at the fairgrounds and culminates with
the best fireworks show in the wine country! 7/4,
12 to 11 PM, $5 to $10 parking $5, Napa County
Fairgrounds/Calistoga Speedway, 1435 N Oak St.,
Napa County Fair Association, 707-942-5111
CLAYTON
Concerts in The Grove: Great music in a great
setting. You can set up after 4pm on concert days.
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