Wooky-Wooky Not-So-Spooky Little Ones Halloween

Wooky-Wooky Not-So-Spooky Little Ones Halloween Party Start Date: Sunday 10/20/2019 — End Date: Sunday 10/20/2019 Admission:$5 Kids will enjoy kiddy-pop tunes and dance the time away. Parents are encouraged to participate. Take photos in the enchanted forest or at a royal castle. Kids will come alive during our Interactive Storytime segment… and more. Location: 351 Railroad Ave Pittsburg Contact: Janis Glover info@pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com URL: http://www/pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Start Date: Saturday 10/19/2019 — End Date: Saturday 10/19/2019 Admission:$14-$17 With preshow entertainment and live shadow casting by The Bawdy Caste! Back by popular demand! The longest-running midnight movie of all time stars Tim Curry as the kinky yet endearing “transsexual from Transylvania” Dr. Frank N. Furter, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick as his hapless guests Brad and Janet, Meat Loaf as motorcycle-riding rough trade and author Richard O’Brien as the hunchbacked butler Riff Raff. It’s harmless musical fun—a delightful spoof of Hollywood horror movies and Old Dark House melodramas. The Rocky Horror Picture Show was the first—and is still the best—interactive movie experience! Bring your sense of humor and purchase your survival kits early. Dance the Time Warp and catch a sleek, sexy show that has been thrilling the Bay Area for 25 years! Join us for: • Sexy mingling • Costume contest • Prizes • Ridiculous games Location: 351 Railroad Ave Pittsburg Contact: Janis Glover info@pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com URL: http://www/pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com

Motown Tribute: Marvin Gaye & The Supremes

Motown Tribute: Marvin Gaye & The Supremes Start Date: Saturday 10/12/2019 — End Date: Saturday 10/12/2019 Admission:$40-$45 Daryl Lynn & The Klique is back with another great Motown Tribute! Daryl Lynn comes from a musical family and Marvin Gaye has always been his favorite artist. Most recently he performed as Marvin Gaye in The Legends of Motown Tribute Show. Now he feels compelled to continue the legacy of not only his music but the soulful sounds and expressions from the 60’s and 70’s. You will hear the passion, complexity and awareness of Marvin’s music as Daryl Lynn & The Klique take you on a musical journey performing such hits as “Lets Get it On”, “What’s Going On”, “Distant Lover”. Daryl Lynn & The Klique has been performing throughout the Bay Area including Tommy T’s. Their last show was sold out! Don’t miss your chance to hear this rising group. Location: 351 Railroad Ave Pittsburg Contact: Janis Glover info@pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com URL: http://www/pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com

Live Organ & A Movie: Gremlins

Live Organ & A Movie: Gremlins Start Date: Sunday 10/6/2019 — End Date: Sunday 10/6/2019 Admission:$6.50 Join us for our Live Organ & A Movie series. Hosted by Matias Bombal and music played by Dave Moreno. This series combines live organ music, raffles, and a classic movie all rolled into one. We begin with Dave Moreno playing the theater’s historic Robert Morton Organ with a selection of themed musical pieces. Gremlins is a 1984 American comedy horror film directed by Joe Dante and released by Warner Bros. The film is about a young man who receives a strange creature called a mogwai as a pet, which then spawns other creatures who transform into small, destructive, evil monsters call Gremlins. The gang of gremlins decide to tear up the town on Christmas Eve. Location: 351 Railroad Ave Pittsburg Contact: Janis Glover info@pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com URL: http://www/pittsburgcaliforniatheatre.com

Bookstore & Chocolate Crawl

Bookstore & Chocolate Crawl Start Date: Sunday 9/15/2019 — End Date: Sunday 9/15/2019 Admission:Free Join other sweet-toothed bibliophiles for a tour of Bay Area bookstores. This time Bookstore and Chocolate Crawl will be starting in Noe Valley and follow a trail of chocolate and books into the mission. Everyone is welcome for this free afternoon of fun and community that will help you keep that TBR pile filled with everything from kid’s books to cookbooks. Or you can buy books to support worthy non-profits selected by the bookstores. Great for all ages (though the last stop will be 21+). Location: 4102 24th St Noe Valley San Francisco Contact: Jackie Risley bookstorechocolate@gmail.com URL: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bookstore-chocolate-crawl-tickets-66818514977

Halloween Costume Party & Dance – Marin

Halloween Costume Party & Dance – Marin Start Date: Saturday 10/26/2019 — End Date: Saturday 10/26/2019 Admission:15-20 Halloween is always the best theme each year for a party! Everyone is so much friendlier and less inhibited. That’s why we are doing TWO parties the weekend before Halloween: North Bay and South Bay. Celebrate our North Bay party at an exclusive Tennis Club along the water! $15/advance (by Oct 25) or $20/door includes a fun Costume Contest (costumes are optional), with prizes; and dancing to your favorite hits. Adults of all ages welcome. Saturday, Oct 26, 2019, 8pm-Midnight. LOCATION: The Club at Harbor Point, Lighthouse Grill, 475 E Strawberry Dr., Mill Valley. Free parking. CO-SPONSORED by The Society of Single Professionals, the world’s largest non-profit singles organization; Singles2Couples; Dr. Wendy Lyon; and many other singles organizations and meetups. DISCOUNTS and more parties at www.thepartyhotline.com. •National Singles Week Kickoff Party, Sep 15, Burlingame •Wine, Bike & Historical Ride, Sep 21, Sonoma •Beer Tasting Party, Sep 25, San Rafael •Astrological Matchmaking Party, Sep 28, Silicon Valley •80s Live Band Dance, Oct 5, Walnut Creek •No Rejection Dance, Oct 19, Redwood City •Halloween Party, Oct 25, Silicon Valley Location: 475 E Strawberry Dr Mill Valley Mill Valley Contact: Rich Gosse rich@richgosse.com URL: https://www.thepartyhotline.com

Film Screening & Art Exhibit: Last October

Film Screening & Art Exhibit: Last October Start Date: Tuesday 9/17/2019 — End Date: Tuesday 9/17/2019 Admission:Free The City of Santa Rosa will host a public screening of Last October, a new 50- minute documentary film that captures experiences during and following the Sonoma Complex Fires from the perspective of several current and former City employees and officials who served as first responders, disaster service workers, and community leaders. Film trailer and more info is available at srcity.org/lastoctober The screening of the film will take place in conjunction with the art exhibit Sketching Fire Stories on display at City Hall thru October 3, 2019. Sketching Fire Stories is a year-long project of watercolor sketches that tell compelling stories of destruction and recovery in the aftermath of the October 2017 wildfires. The sketches were done on location by Susan Cornelis, Carole Flaherty, and others. The documentary was produced by the City to capture the recollections of City staff from various departments, as well as council members who were in office at the time of the disaster. These individuals recount both their professional and personal experiences, the critical participation of mutual aid agencies, and the overwhelming selfless support and heroism of the community during and following one of the most destructive wildfires in state history. The film provides a firsthand glimpse into the breadth of the City’s response and what it was like to work as a public servant during the fires, such as a recreation employee operating an emergency shelter, a City mechanic hearing of the loss of his own house while working to keep public safety vehicles in service, a CityBus worker transporting evacuees, police officers and firefighters on the front lines, and more. In many instances, employees reported to duty not yet knowing the fate of their own homes or of their families who were evacuated. Partnering with Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative for screening event: The City is pleased to partner with the Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative who will have trained representatives lead attendees through a closing breathing exercise at the end of the film screening event to help process the experience. About the Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative Spearheaded by Santa Rosa Community Health, the Collaborative is working in partnership across our community and with The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, whose curriculum is the foundation for the program. The vision for the Collaborative is to develop our local capacity for healing, empower lay people with comprehensive tools, build the social connections that are the predictor of community resilience, and prevent the progression of stress and trauma into more serious social, mental, and physical impacts. The Collaborative offers free workshops for community member where attendees will experience evidence-based self-care tools for effectively addressing personal and professional stress after the fires, network with peers, and learn an evidence-based model to self-healing and coping skills. Learn more at www.srhealth.org/about-us/resilience-collaborative/ Additional screenings are planned at other dates and venues, learn more at srcity.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=685 Location: 620 Third St. Santa Rosa Contact: SR Rec and Parks activityguide@srcity.org URL: srcity.org/lastoctober

Free Public Film Screening: Last October

Free Public Film Screening: Last October Start Date: Thursday 9/12/2019 — End Date: Thursday 9/12/2019 Admission:Free The City of Santa Rosa will host a public screening of Last October, a new 50- minute documentary film that captures experiences during and following the Sonoma Complex Fires from the perspective of several current and former City employees and officials who served as first responders, disaster service workers, and community leaders. Film trailer and more info is available at srcity.org/lastoctober Thank you to 3rd Street Cinemas for partnering with the City on this event. The documentary was produced by the City to capture the recollections of City staff from various departments, as well as council members who were in office at the time of the disaster. These individuals recount both their professional and personal experiences, the critical participation of mutual aid agencies, and the overwhelming selfless support and heroism of the community during and following one of the most destructive wildfires in state history. The film provides a firsthand glimpse into the breadth of the City’s response and what it was like to work as a public servant during the fires, such as a recreation employee operating an emergency shelter, a City mechanic hearing of the loss of his own house while working to keep public safety vehicles in service, a CityBus worker transporting evacuees, police officers and firefighters on the front lines, and more. In many instances, employees reported to duty not yet knowing the fate of their own homes or of their families who were evacuated. Partnering with Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative for screening event: The City is pleased to partner with the Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative who will have trained representatives lead attendees through a closing breathing exercise at the end of the film screening event to help process the experience. About the Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative Spearheaded by Santa Rosa Community Health, the Collaborative is working in partnership across our community and with The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, whose curriculum is the foundation for the program. The vision for the Collaborative is to develop our local capacity for healing, empower lay people with comprehensive tools, build the social connections that are the predictor of community resilience, and prevent the progression of stress and trauma into more serious social, mental, and physical impacts. The Collaborative offers free workshops for community member where attendees will experience evidence-based self-care tools for effectively addressing personal and professional stress after the fires, network with peers, and learn an evidence-based model to self-healing and coping skills. Learn more at www.srhealth.org/about-us/resilience-collaborative/ Location: 620 Third St. Santa Rosa Contact: SR Rec and Parks activityguide@srcity.org URL: srcity.org/lastoctober

80s Dance Party

80s Dance Party Start Date: Saturday 10/5/2019 — End Date: Saturday 10/5/2019 Admission:10 Don’t miss our 80s Live Music Dance Party, featuring HFT, a Van Halen/Sammy Hagar Tribute Band! Only $10 at the door includes our FUN Mixer Game, that makes it EASY to meet new friends. We suggest you come early (8-9:30pm) before it gets too crowded, as this is the East Bay’s hottest nightclub! Dressy nightclub attire requested. Adults of all ages are welcome. Saturday, October 5, 2019. LOCATION: Retro Junkie (formerly WPLJs), 2112 N Main Street, Walnut Creek CA 94596. Conveniently located near BART. If coming by auto, from Hwy 680 take N Main St exit. Free parking. CO-SPONSORED by The Society of Single Professionals, the world’s largest non-profit singles organization; and many singles meetups. MORE PARTIES at www.thepartyhotline.com. •Manthers vs Cougars Party, Sep 8, Cupertino •National Singles Week Kickoff Party, Sep 15, Burlingame •Wine, Bike & Historical Ride, Sep 21, Sonoma •Beer Tasting Party, Sep 25, San Rafael •Astrological Matchmaking Party, Sep 28, Silicon Valley •No Rejection Dance, Oct 19, Redwood City •Halloween Party, Oct 25, Silicon Valley •Halloween Party, Oct 26, Mill Valley Location: 2112 N Main St Walnut Creek Walnut Creek Contact: Rich Gosse richgosse@richgosse.com URL: https://www.thepartyhotline.com

Halloween Costume Party & Dance

Halloween Costume Party & Dance Start Date: Friday 10/25/2019 — End Date: Friday 10/25/2019 Admission:15-20 Halloween is always the best theme each year for a party! Everyone is so much friendlier and less inhibited. That’s why we are doing TWO parties the weekend before Halloween: North Bay and South Bay. Celebrate our Silicon Valley party at a fun hotel! $15/advance (by Oct 25) or $20/door includes a fun Costume Contest (costumes are optional), with prizes; and dancing to your favorite hits. Adults of all ages welcome. Friday, Oct 25, 2019, 8pm-Midnight. LOCATION: Crowne Plaza Hotel Silicon Valley, Sevens Restaurant, 777 Bellew Drive, Milpitas CA 95035. Especially convenient for our East Bay and Silicon Valley singles, because it is located at the junction of Hwy 880 and Hwy 237. Free parking! CO-SPONSORED by Society of Single Professionals, San Francisco Singles, SF Bay Area Singles Events, Single Professionals Internet Network (SPiN), Singles with Advanced Degrees, Backroads Wine and Nature Adventures, Single n’ Professional, Hidden Backroads Adventures, Your Asian Connection, 40+ Singles, Cougar Events, Lifestyle Parties, Bay Area Singles Travel, Cougar Meetup, Indie Tom’s Hidden Backroads, Bay Area Single Boomers, Palo Alto Ballroom Dancing, Bay Area Asian Women, Backroads Wine Waterfall Adventures, etc. Expect a big crowd! DISCOUNTS and more parties at www.thepartyhotline.com. •Wine Castle Adventure, Sep 7, Calistoga •Manthers vs Cougars Party, Sep 8, Cupertino •National Singles Week Kickoff Party, Sep 15, Burlingame •Wine, Bike & Historical Ride, Sep 21, Sonoma •Beer Tasting Party, Sep 25, San Rafael •Astrological Matchmaking Party, Sep 28, Silicon Valley •No Rejection Dance, Oct 19, Redwood City •Halloween Party, Oct 26, Mill Valley Location: 777 Bellew Dr Milpitas Milpitas Contact: Rich Gosse richgosse@richgosse.com URL: https://www.thepartyhotline.com