By Paul DuclosPublished: August, 2010 Being a devoted lover of ferries and watercraft, I’ve always had an ambivalent feeling for bridges. The Bay Bridge with its awkward and doomed east span is remembered by many for failing to fully stand up during last century’s “other” earthquake (of 1989). The Richmond Bridge, meanwhile, meanders uncertainly […]
Published: August, 2006 The Oakland Metro Operahouse is a black-box theater located the corner of 2nd St. and Broadway, downtown, just one block from Jack London Square. Oakland Metro opened on Dec.1, 2001 with the Oakland Opera Theater’s production of Gertrude Stein’s Four Saints in Three Acts. This non-profit arts space / live performance venue […]
Published: December, 2001 The Pan Pacific San Francisco has just introduced their own Kid’s Cooking School, a new concept for children celebrating birthdays or any other special occasion. Chef Bradley Reynolds will lead the group through a series of cooking demonstrations before assisting them in preparing their own delicacies, which will later be enjoyed at […]
