40th Annual Art Emeryville Exhibition from October 3 to 25

5905 Shellmound St.,
Public Market Emeryville.
October 3 through 25, 2026,
11 a.m.- 6 p.m.,
Wednesdays through Sundays.
Gala Opening Night Reception on
Friday, October 2, from 6-9 p.m.
All events are free to the public.


Emeryville Celebration of the Arts
P O Box 8126 – Emeryville CA 94662
(415) 999-7932 | EmeryvilleArts@gmail.com
emeryarts.org
Thanks to Abbot Foote for this info!
Sing the Beatles on Saturday October 17!

It is a ton of fun for folks. It all starts with Come Together. SET 1 is Abbey road which has that wonderful 2nd side medley culminating in THE END with its 9 solos WOO!!. SET 2 features our flautist Allison Bliss helping add to the psychedelic nature of the first 11 songs. Two fun HALLOWEEN songs then the last 4 are dance songs. If The Time Warp does not have you on your feet then I Saw Her Standing There or Twist n Shout will.
Some bring food for the potluck. There is seating in the kitchen if it is time to take a bit of a break. Also Halloween costumes are optional but encouraged. 7pm doors open, downbeat 730pm.
Enjoy
Puzzle Photo #2: what is the missing rectangular object on this gate pillar?

Puzzle Photo #1: rectangular metal box near the Chase Bank

Can you identify the purpose for this green metal box near the Chase Bank in the Shops on the Ridge shopping center?
Oakland District 1 Council Member Zac Unger & Rockridge resident Skip Roache on July 27,2026.

Please attend the meeting with the developer of 6230 Claremont on June 18 at the Rockridge Library
THURSDAY, JUNE 18 (6:30 PM) – DEVELOPER MEETING: We are meeting with Ellis Partners at the Rockridge Library regarding the 6230 Claremont Avenue project. It is absolutely imperative that we have a strong community showing. We must fill the room to ensure our voices are heard and to hold the developer accountable. Please protect this date on your calendar. RSVP to Tory Griffith at torygriffith@gmail.com.

At the 6/18 meeting, it was Standing Room Only in the Rockridge Library community meeting room. Photo by Joe Johnston











































