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Meet new friends, 5 minutes at a time, at a fun venue! Ages 30s and 40s. Dress to impress! Sunday, March 1, 2026, 3-5pm. DISCOUNT TICKETS: $30/early birds; $45/advance; $55/door, if space permits. Please purchase at least one drink, so this venue has us back again! LOCATION: Metro Lafayette, 3524 Mt. Diablo Blvd, Lafayette CA. Free parking! SCHEDULE: 2:45 - 3:00pm Registration. 3:00 – 3:15 Speed Dating Introduction 3:15 – 5:00 Speed Dating We often sell out, and strongly suggest securing a spot online. Your spot will be given away if you have not checked in by 3:15 PM. CO-SPONSORED by The Society of Single Professionals, Singles Bay Area, BayAreaFun.org, and dozens of singles organizations and meetups. All events benefit The Seva Foundation, to restore sight to the blind. MORE PARTIES at www.thepartyhotline.com. •Valentines Day Celebration, all ages, Feb 14, Sunnyvale •Presidents Weekend Speed Dating, 25-45, Feb 15, San Jose •Silicon Valley Speed Dating, 45-65, Feb 18, Campbell •Marin Speed Dating, 30s/40s, Feb 22, Tiburon •Silicon Valley Speed Dating, 30s/40s, Feb 25, Los Gatos •50+ Mixer & Disco Party, Feb 28, San Francisco •East Bay Speed Dating, 30s/40s, March 1, Lafayette •50 & Fabulous, 50+, March 7, South San Francisco •Yoga for Singles, all ages, March 8, San Rafael •St Patrick’s Day Celebration, March 14, Sausalito •50 & Fabulous, 50+, March 15, Tiburon •Silicon Valley Speed Dating, 30s/40s, March 25, Campbell
3524 Mount Diablo Blvd Lafayette Lafayette CA
Category: Singles 4 id: 15988
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Join us for a one-of-a-kind PWC concert experience at Meets the Eye Studios (in-person and livestream), featuring a multimedia performance of Freida Abtan’s new opera for chorus and video, The sound of grief. This PWC commission reimagines the Orpheus myth and his overwhelming grief that threatens the living world. Immerse yourself in the ethereal beauty of treble chorus and harp with selections from Gustav Holst’s “Hymns to the Rig Veda,” inspired by translations of Vedic Sanskrit texts. Become lost in the slow movement of glaciers in Betsey Biggs’ masterful multimedia work MELT for chorus and video. Be among the first to hear the pieces we will bring on tour in May 2026 to Seattle and the Tapestry International Festival in Vancouver, British Columbia! *Please be advised that seating at Meets the Eye Studios is limited to 60 attendees per performance. To ensure entry, we encourage you to purchase tickets early. For those unable to attend in person, a livestream of 4/18 performance will be available so you can enjoy it from anywhere.
939 Terminal Way San Carlos CA
Category: Performing Arts 11 id: 15991
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Join us for a one-of-a-kind PWC concert experience at Meets the Eye Studios (in-person and livestream), featuring a multimedia performance of Freida Abtan’s new opera for chorus and video, The sound of grief. This PWC commission reimagines the Orpheus myth and his overwhelming grief that threatens the living world. Immerse yourself in the ethereal beauty of treble chorus and harp with selections from Gustav Holst’s “Hymns to the Rig Veda,” inspired by translations of Vedic Sanskrit texts. Become lost in the slow movement of glaciers in Betsey Biggs’ masterful multimedia work MELT for chorus and video. Be among the first to hear the pieces we will bring on tour in May 2026 to Seattle and the Tapestry International Festival in Vancouver, British Columbia! *Please be advised that seating at Meets the Eye Studios is limited to 60 attendees per performance. To ensure entry, we encourage you to purchase tickets early. For those unable to attend in person, a livestream of 4/18 performance will be available so you can enjoy it from anywhere.
939 Terminal Way Sunnyvale CA
Category: Performing Arts 11 id: 15992
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Celebrating Alameda Birdlife Alameda is a birder lover’s paradise. Thousands of long-distance migrant shorebirds spend their nonbreeding season at Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary; endangered and threatened species such as Least Tern and Peregrine Falcon breed on opposite ends of the island; while more common birds like California Towhee and Anna’s Hummingbird populate backyards and community gardens year-round. In all, more than 200 species of bird, in an astounding variety of shape, size and color, have been documented in Alameda. Flight Patterns celebrates the wonder of local birds through photography, drawing, painting, ceramic, print and mixed media. Curated by local birder, musician, writer Deborah Crooks, this exhibition features the work of Brice Binder, Laura (Tex) Buss, Jean Chen, Flavia Krasilchik, Rick Lewis, Mary Malec, Christopher Reiger and Dana Zed. Exhibit Dates: March 6 – April 24 Opening Reception: Friday, March 13, 2026, 6:00-8:00pm
2513 Blanding Ave Alameda Alameda CA
Category: Art Exhibits 3 id: 15987
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Meet new single friends, 40+, at Napa’s most beautiful boutique hotel! Dress to impress. Sunday, March 22, 2026, 3-5pm. TICKETS: $45. The hotel has asked us NOT to collect money at the door, so you must be on the prepaid list to attend. INCLUDES light appetizers, served at 3pm, as long as they last; plus a FUN Mixer Game, with prizes. In order to facilitate gender balance, we are offering you the opportunity to bring a bachelor friend to the party, free of charge! Please email us at rich@richgosse.com,after you purchase a ticket, so we can add his name to the guest list. LOCATION: Archer Hotel, 1230 First Street, Napa CA 94559. Enjoy both outdoors and indoors at the lovely Sky & Vine Rooftop Bar. Part of this bar is fully covered. As you enter the Archer Hotel, you'll be overwhelmed by the majestic lobby. It will make you feel that you've entered a lobby at one of the National Parks. It's that beautiful. Take one of the elevators up to the rooftop outside bar. That's where you'll join us. The surrounding views of the downtown area are absolutely amazing. The Archer Hotel is the tallest building in the entire Napa Valley, with sweeping views from our rooftop party! There are heat lamps and comfortable chairs for us to sit on. Some with a fire pit. Here's your chance to actually meet someone in a casual environment like before online dating was invented. If by chance you stick around until it gets dark, you can enjoy eating at one of the many outstanding restaurants or walk around the downtown area. Lots of free parking on the street and nearby garages. The Archer Hotel is located within easy walking distance of world class restaurants and distinctive shops. Our party at The Archer before the pandemic was the subject of a major feature story in The Napa Register! CO-SPONSORED by The Society of Single Professionals, Singles Bay Area, BayAreaFun, and dozens of singles organizations and meetups. All events benefit The Seva Foundation, to restore sight to the blind. MORE PARTIES at www.thepartyhotline.com. •East Bay Speed Dating, 30s/40s, March 1, Lafayette •50 & Fabulous, 50+, March 7, South San Francisco •Yoga for Singles, all ages, March 8, San Rafael •St Patrick’s Day Celebration, 21-49, March 14, Sausalito •SingleMingle, 50+, March 15, Tiburon •Black & White Top 40 Dance Party, March 21, San Rafael •Rooftop Party at Boutique Hotel, 40+, March 22, Napa •Silicon Valley Speed Dating, 30s/40s, March 25, Campbell •Wine Tasting Party for 30s/40s, March 29, Martinez •50 & Fabulous, 50+, April 4, Petaluma •East Bay Speed Dating for 40s/50s, April 5, Walnut Creek •80s Dance Party, all ages, April 11, San Rafael •50 & Fabulous, 50+, April 19, Los Gatos •SingleMingle for 50+, May 17, Tiburon •Marin Speed Dating, 40s/50s, June 7, Tiburon
1230 1st St Napa Napa CA
Category: Singles 4 id: 15994
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Based on a true story about the Peregrine Falcons and humans living at the convergence of wild and urban habitats on Oakland’s Fruitvale Bridge, Flight Lessons explores themes of home, migration, adaptation and the limits of the man-made environment. The narrative follows an urban wildlife biologist who monitors the breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons nesting on the bridge and how their lives intersect with the human inhabitants of the neighborhood after one of the birds is shot. Examining the crossroads of life, loss, nature and humanity, Flight Lessons asks the questions: How can we learn to value the wild and natural in an urban environment? And, how does one recover and continue after loss? DEBORAH CROOKS is an Alameda-based songwriter and writer who performs and records under her own name and with the band Bay Station. Her latest full-length solo release The Department of The West (2019) was described by the Rocking Magpie as “…what Americana music is all about for me; imaginative, cinematic, informative and last but not least … entertaining.” Place-based and rooted in practice, her work is informed by studies of natural history, voice and yoga. Along with her solo musical work, she co-founded the Americana-rock band Bay Station with Kwame Copeland, co-creates The Bay Station Eagle local ‘zine and has contributed to multiple productions by Deborah Slater Dance Theater. She began writing “Flight Lessons” — which was recently awarded a Puffin Foundation Grant — while an artist-in-residence at Chalk Hill in Healdsburg, CA. More info at: https://deborahcrooks.com/flight-lessons
2513 Blanding Ave Alameda Alameda CA
Category: Performing Arts 11 id: 15989