Healthy eating & active living in Downtown Richmond June 23rd
Richmond Main Street collaborates with local community groups and nonprofit organizations, caterers, and businesses to provide
Delicious healthy food samples
Recipes
Cookbooks
Fresh produce giveaways
Educational & FUN activities for kids
And access to information about living a healthier lifestyle!
Come by the Community Green Space located at
Harbour Way & Macdonald Avenue
to enjoy this wonderful community event!
To learn more about how to become involved with this event as well as other community events, visit www.richmondmainstreet.org
along with the Oakland Symphony & the City of Richmond present the…
2018 Independence Eve Celebration
July 3rd at 6:30PM
This free event is fun for the whole family, with live music, food, an instrument petting zoo and spectacular fireworks over the bay!
The centerpiece of the evening is a free concert by the Oakland Symphony conducted by Michael Morgan, featuring Sousa marches, music from the movies, singalongs and more.
Taking place at the Craneway Pavilion, located inside the historic Ford Point Building on the waterfront in Richmond, the sights and sounds will be remarkable!
Seating is limited and will be available on a first come, first served basis. Guests are encouraged to bring their own blankets and chairs. Food and beverage concessions will be available throughout the event. No outside liquor will be permitted.
Do you represent a business, foundation, or nonprofit organization? You can connect to our almost 6,000 guests at this concert at an information table! Visit the registration page for more information and to secure your spot.
Voted “Best Outdoor Music Festival” by Best of the East Bay!
Concerts are held on the second Friday of each Summer month through September, from 5:30 pm to 7:45 pm. The next concert will be July 13th!
The season closes with a final concert on the last Friday of September.
Local restaurants are open on concert nights, offering a wide array of cuisine. We feature art by The Arts of Point Richmond, face painting for children, and dancing in the street.
Festival-style seating is available with a limited number of chairs provided, and concert-goers are encouraged to bring their own festival/lawn chairs.
Point Richmond outdoor concert venue is at the corner of Park Place and Washington Avenue in historic downtown Point Richmond
PRM hopes to see you there!
Dear Community Partners,
After 13 years of service with the City of Richmond, Mr. Lindsay is retiring. In his honor, we are hosting a retirement party,
Friday, July 27th
6:30PM – 9:30PM
and are pleased to offer you an opportunity to show your support and appreciation. Please join us for a memorable event thanking our City Manager for his long and successful career of public service, and in wishing him all the best in his well-deserved retirement.
Tickets for this event are $65 and are available through Eventbrite.
Where?
Richmond Memorial Auditorium
403 Civic Center Plaza
Richmond, CA 94804
Interested in sponsoring or making a donation?
Sponsorship opportunities include; Platinum: $1000: includes a reserved table to accommodate seating for 8 guests, dinner, and entertainment OR donation (any desired amount to support the event)
Your contributions will fund event planning expenses and facilities rental. The sponsors will receive public thank yous via signage and acknowledgment at the event.
Please reserve your sponsorship by June 30th, 2018 to ensure recognition in event materials. For questions contact Misha Kaur at 510-620-6797.
Join the Richmond Museum of History for a special fundraising event with Key-Note Speaker
Superintendent Matthew Duffy
During the 2017-2018 academic year, the Richmond Museum of History was able to offer transportation scholarships & free admission, as well as, facilitation of educational activities to classes from local school!
Your help is needed to continue the mission of bringing EACH and EVERY child to the Richmond Museum of History during their time in the West Contra Costa County Unified School District.
Proceeds for this event go directly towards the K-12 school program at the Richmond Museum of History.
RICHMOND MUSEUM OF HISTORY RECEIVES GRANT AWARD FROM CALIFORNIA HUMANITIES
California Humanities has recently announced the May 2018 Humanities For All Project Grant awards. Richmond Museum of History (Museum) has been awarded $17,500 for its project entitled Speak Ohlone Exhibit Interactive Project.
Humanities For All Project Grant is a competitive grant program of California Humanities whichsupports locally-developed projects that respond to the needs, interests and concerns of Californians, provide accessible learning experiences for the public, and promote understanding among our state’s diverse population.
The Museum received a grant to fund the Speak Ohlone Exhibit Interactive project and to continue our important work to renovate the Native American section of the permanent exhibit. By working closely with the modern Ohlone community, the project seeks to raise awareness about the Chochenyo Ohlone dialect as well as the inspiring work of the Ohlone people to revitalize elements their culture hidden due to historical injustices. The project will design and implement an interactive audio program about the language and culture of the Huichin Ohlone, the first inhabitants of the East Bay. The project will result in an interactive audio station that will teach a series of phrases in the Chocenyo dialect and the lesson will be led by a member of the Ohlone community. The Speak Ohlone interactive is just one element of an exciting project to renovate the Native American section of the permanent exhibit for the first time in over thirty years. The exhibit will serve school aged children, families and the general public in the Iron Triangle neighborhood of Richmond, one of the most disadvantaged and underserved areas of the San Francisco Bay Area.
“These projects will bring the complexity and diversity of California to light in new ways that will engage Californians from every part of our state, and will help us all understand each other better,” said Julie Fry, President & CEO of California Humanities. “We congratulate these grantees whose projects will promote understanding and provide insight into a wide range of topics, issues, and experiences.”
California Humanities promotes the humanities – focused on ideas, conversation and learning – as relevant, meaningful ways to understand the human condition and connect us to each other in order to help strengthen California. California Humanities has provided grants and programs across the state since 1975.
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is always proud to announce when new members join the Chamber. The Chamber would like to encourage you to take a moment to familiarize yourself with the new members, as well as, the outstanding services they provide.
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