Fire & Ice presents Park It Herean old-and-new music concert on a theme of our public landsSunday, September 14th, 3:15pm at East Bay Community Space, 507 55th St, OaklandMusic by Will Ayton, Sarah Mead, Thomas Morley, Thomas Weelkes and moreIn addition to viols and voices, we'll be joined by a harp quartet Tickets: $20 and/or a follow-up civic action (e.g. […]
This event is a free, walk-in dance meetup encouraging fitness, creativity and self-discovery through Techno Music and improvised movement. Rather than following structured choreography, individuals are invited to use imagination and the body's natural instinct to move in space. There is no "right" or "wrong" way to move. Those that often struggle synchronizing their movements rhythmically may find it easier […]
Why be bored when you could BOARD?! Roll on over to EBCS for our monthly board game night. This donation-based (no one turned away for lack of funds) community event is on the third Thursday of every month in the Telegraph room. Games start at 7pm and the event lasts until ~10/11pm. Bring games, snacks, and friends!
This event is a free, walk-in dance meetup encouraging fitness, creativity and self-discovery through Techno Music and improvised movement. Rather than following structured choreography, individuals are invited to use imagination and the body's natural instinct to move in space. There is no "right" or "wrong" way to move. Those that often struggle synchronizing their movements rhythmically may find it easier […]
Come get moving and grooving at this unstructured kid-centered dance party with fun tunes served by DJ E.T. The event is geared towards families with toddlers, but tiny tots and older siblings are welcome to join the fun! Gear up with blinky lights & glow sticks and get ready to dance the morning away. Costumes are encouraged, but not required. […]
This event is a free, walk-in dance meetup encouraging fitness, creativity and self-discovery through Techno Music and improvised movement. Rather than following structured choreography, individuals are invited to use imagination and the body's natural instinct to move in space. There is no "right" or "wrong" way to move. Those that often struggle synchronizing their movements rhythmically may find it easier […]
