#community-events

#community-events

The journey to Half Moon Bay is rewarding, offering stunning views of seaside farmland, orange fields, scarecrows, rustic barns, and inviting pumpkin patches.

Most girls want to be involved in sport but think it's just for boys or face other stigmas. Sport really improves your mental health too and more older girls need to stay active.

"It's important they're just having a good time, having fun and playing," explained the Bicycle Coalition's Muuqi Maxwell, who teaches small children to ride bikes.

The mayor's Charter Revision Commission will hold its last meeting to vote on proposals regarding the city's public review process for new housing on July 21 at 1 p.m.

The Pioneers, a groundbreaking Bay Area women's basketball team from 1979 to 1981, had the largest and most loyal fan base in the league before folding due to financial issues.

The need for yet another Bitcoin conference is clear, as each event caters to different niches and stages in attendees' Bitcoin journeys, reflecting the diversity in the community.

NovaCon X is a family-generated concept aimed at creating a welcoming space for fans of all backgrounds to connect and express their passions.

Robert Douglas has announced the closure of Zen Records after three decades of specializing in reggae, rare groove, soul, and R&B vinyl due to health reasons.

Uniformed police may be banned from Pride parades following a High Court ruling which determined police breached impartiality obligations by participating in a Pride event under a pro-transgender rights banner.

The 2025 Radio Day by the Bay Festival, taking place July 19 at the headquarters of the California Historical Radio Society, fetes radio broadcasting's golden age and its hopefully bright future.

San Francisco Botanical Garden provides urban gardening tips to enhance environmental awareness and sustainability, utilizing the park as an interactive classroom.

This CMT Rising Stars production features a cast of performers ages 10 to 14, bringing the classic musical Guys and Dolls to life at Montgomery Theater.

The Friends of the Sunnyvale Public Library are hosting a book sale on July 19-20, featuring books, DVDs, Blu-Rays, and CDs in various languages.

The Nature Walk and Bird Count offers the opportunity to connect with nature and engage in a bird counting activity for a fee of $33, with free admission for those unable to pay.

Broadway Cuisine in Chinatown, which was damaged by an alleged arson fire in February, is reopening today, July 11, after five months of remodeling and restoration.

Naga & The Captainess is a 100-foot-long, 25-foot-tall glowing sea serpent made of over 5,000 shimmering scales, installed at Golden Gate Park's Rainbow Falls Pond.

Cllr Rashmi Kalu noted that the request to restore The Roxeth Show was a common theme in conversations at his library surgeries, indicating a strong community support for its return.

"The 'beer dinner' was a staple of craft beer's growing relevance in the 2000s and 2010s, pairing food courses with varying brews, fostering connections in the beer community."},{

It's 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening at Roosterfish in West Hollywood. The tables have been claimed for hours, the standing room area is packed, and those in line are being turned away because the bar is at capacity.

The Hampstead Summer Festival was a triumph with sunny weather smiling on the various outdoor events at Keats House and along Heath Street.

The NHS is hosting a range of sports and activities in east London for anyone living with cancer to help them recover from their treatment.

The NYC Century Bike Tour, back after a six-year hiatus, is a legendary 100-mile ride through NYC's four boroughs, promoting community and cycling advocacy.

The relaunch of the Highbury Barn Tavern on July 17 features a £500,000 refurbishment that enhances its bar and dining areas while preserving its historic character.

Stand Up for Science and Sanity Rally on July 11 at Lytton Plaza emphasizes the importance of reason, critical thinking, and democracy through public engagement.

The Golden Gate Park Band has been in survival mode for as long as musical director German Gonzalez can remember, but every time help is needed, someone gives.

A council has been criticised for banning military equipment from its annual Armed Forces Day celebrations, citing residents' concerns about planned protests.

The design responds to the town's demographic context, where approximately 20 percent of residents are university students, positioning education and student involvement at the core of the intervention.

The exhibition at 500 Capp celebrates the 50th anniversary of Ant Farm's radical performance, 'Media Burn,' which critiqued mainstream media through a satirical art gesture.

The open-air celebration will take place on Saturday, July 5, in Olympic Way under the Wembley Stadium arch, and is free to attend for over-18s.