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OMCA to reopen with a members preview, then a free general access weekend
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Mark your calendars for June 11-13 (members) and then free access to the public on June 18-20.Featured in Category
In a pandemic pivot, this musician looked to gardening boom to foster healthier eating
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Edible gardens are good for health, empowerment, and community say Black horticultural entrepreneurs at the forefront of a growing movement.COVID-19
As pandemic eases, many seniors have lost strength, may need rehabilitative services
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Physicians are concerned that older adults who have been less active have seen a significant decline in functioning.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Honoring Black composers, Dr. Ruth’s life story and live music in Napa County
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The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Highlights from Berlin & Beyond and three other Bay Area film festivals
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The Bay Area is awash with film festivals and there are so many good films on offer -- from around the world and in every genre and mode -- that it's hard to pick favorites.Around Town
Center for the Arts celebrates spring with exhibit of five Piedmont artists
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Works by Valerie Corvin, Mike Welch, Paula Valenzuela, Jon Schleuning and photographer Brian Molyneaux will be showing for the next three weekends.Arts & Entertainment
Pompeii and Wangechi Mutu exhibitions explore disaster and colonialism at reopened Legion of Honor
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The exhibition, which tells a visual tale of daily life in Pompeii, was originally set to open in April 2020, but the pandemic postponed that plan.Arts & Entertainment
Film festival on aging spotlights people who survived the Holocaust, internment camps and segregation
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The festival includes a film about Betty Reid Soskin, the 99-year-old advocate and park ranger at the Rosie the Riveter museum in RichmondArts & Entertainment
