Saturday, September 13th

1pm-7pm

Resilient Rover Dog Portrait Pop-Up

Choose from six different packages depending on how many portraits you would like.

Photographer provides initial selects for you to choose from, usually within 3-5 business days after the photography session.

Session fee includes each portrait on the original color of the backdrop (e.g. if the backdrop is white, the final portrait background will be white). Color changes can be added for $10 per portrait.

Final digital portraits are usually delivered via email 4-6 business days after you choose your selects, although sometimes it can take a little longer. We are a small business working hard to make everyone’s portraits perfect - we thank you for your patience!

Prints come via USPS 10-14 calendar days after the digital files.

Click here for more information of to schedule your session

Friday, September 5th

7pm-10pm

Alameda’s Angels; 90s & 2000s night!

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating your favorite hits from the 90s and 2000s at Faction Brewing on Friday, September 5th from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM PDT! Hosted by the fabulous Summer Lynn Spears, this night will feature jaw-dropping performances and stunning looks by the Bay Area’s top drag queens.

✨ Everyone is welcome! ✨This inclusive, all-ages event is for anyone who loves drag, fabulous performances, and great company. Come as you are, and let’s create unforgettable memories together!

Taco 'bout a good time! 🌮Savor mouthwatering tacos, tortas, and desserts from La Santa Torta, paired perfectly with Faction Brewing’s finest craft beers for an amazing culinary experience.

The fun begins at 7:00 PM, with the main show starting at 8:00 PM.

So grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready for a night of dancing, laughter, and fabulous entertainment!

You can find more information and tickets here

Saturday, August 30th

11am-7pm

Vegan Street Fair: Bay Area

Vegan Street Fair is a free entry annual all ages vegan food celebration where local vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants and vendors come together to serve you bite-size portions of vegan eats and sell you vegan wares all in one place.  

Attendees can nosh on as many small portions ($5 or less) as they wish without getting full on 1 large item OR they can purchase larger items too.

Your choice! Its the vegan foodie dream!

Vegan Street Fair is FREE to enter & family friendly!

Click here for more information

Thursday, August 28th

7pm-8pm

Ocean Hoptimism: Making Sure Every Day’s A Good Day For The Bay

Save the date for an evening on the water and on the frontlines! We’re thrilled to welcome Sejal Choksi-Chugh, Executive Director of San Francisco Baykeeper and one of the Bay Area’s fiercest defenders of clean water, wildlife, and environmental justice. 

You’ve seen the Bay from your commute or your weekend walk—and it looks beautiful. But Sejal’s talk reveals what most don’t see: a daily battle against toxic dumping, sewage spills, and policies that put polluters over people. Sejal leads a team of scientists, lawyers, and advocates who patrol by boat, testify at hearings, and sue polluters into compliance. This isn’t vibes-based conservation. It’s real, high-impact work, and they win. Raised in Atlanta, trained at Berkeley Law, Sejal’s been with Baykeeper since 2002. She co-founded the Bay Area chapter of Environmental Professionals of Color and brings both grit and grace to this work.

This isn’t a story of despair. It’s a story of wins. From blocking Big Oil pollution to saving 1,300 acres of wetlands from development, SF Baykeeper’s record proves that legal action and local advocacy work. And in a time of political headwinds, Sejal shares why this is a moment not just to worry—but to act, and to win.

“Given our current political climate, you have every reason to be concerned—and given our long record of winning fights on the frontlines, you also have every reason to be hopeful."
           —Sejal Choksi-Chugh

​More information can be found here

Sunday, August 24th

11am-6pm

Cape & Cowl Con 3

“The very best comics, artists, and makers our community has to offer!”

Featured Guests include:

Rick Remender, Andrew MacLean, Jesse Hernandez, Maria the Wolf, Skinner, Jonathan Way$hak, Patton Oswalt, Jessica Fong, Wahab Algarmi, Brian Posehn, Jane wah.ah.ah, Alexis Ziritt, David Brothers, Matt Ritchie & Cole Sanders, Christopher Cantwell, J. Gonzo, Gerry Duggan, Julia Wertz, Rachel & Terry Dodson, Brett Parson, Morgan Hampton, David “DB” Andry, Dave Correia, Briana Loewinsohn, Justin Greenwood, Benjamin Su, Frederick Noland, Timmy Heague, Silver Sprocket, Malachi Ward, Rachel Dukes, Shawn Harris & Mac Barnett, Sai Li, Jordan Morris, Berk Visual, Andrew Greenstone, Nicole Goux & David Baker, Thien Pham, Adam Cahoon, David M. Booher, Daniel Brereton, Jacquelin de Leon, 10 Ton Press with John Hageman, Jimmie Robinson, and Roman Villalobos

​More information can be found here

@capecowlcomics

Apply to be a volunteer here! (Must apply before August 14th)

Wednesday, August 20th

6pm-8:30pm

Profs and Pints presents: “The Big Reboot—Tech for Good” 

A talk on the emergence of a human-focused technology sector as a rebellion against big tech’s evils, with Deb Donig, lecturer at the University of California-Berkeley, co-founder of the Cal Poly Ethical Technology Initiative, and host of the Technically Human podcast.

A profound shift occurred in how society views technology occurred In the wake of the 2016 election and the Cambridge Analytica scandal. What emerged wasn't just criticism of the tech industry, but the rise of an entirely new category of jobs dedicated to making technology serve human values.

Join Deb Donig, a scholar of the intersection of technology, ethics, and the culture of the Silicon Valley, for an eye-opening look at the “techlash” as one of the most significant but under-examined movements of our time.

She’ll discuss how the Silicon Valley’s utopian thinking has produced dystopian results, with many tech products envisioned as tools to "make the world a better place" ending up somehow making it worse. In exploring why this happened, she’ll argue that a “technological grotesque” emerges when our most sublime technological achievements simultaneously distort the human values they claim to serve.

We’ll look at how the Obama-era celebration of digital technology’s potential to serve our needs gave way to a sobering recognition of its technology's capacity for harm, leading to calls to somehow reconcile society’s need for democratic deliberation and ethical oversight with the Silicon Valley's “move fast and break things" mentality.

We'll explore why do so many tech products envisioned as tools to "make the world a better place" ended up making it somehow worse. Dr. Donig, who currently holds the Siegel Endowed Fellowship at All Tech Is Human, will argue that a “technological grotesque” emerges when our most sublime technological achievements simultaneously distort the human values they claim to serve.

Drawing from original research tracking thousands of jobs over five years, Dr. Donig will map the rise and evolution of a “techlash workforce.” She’ll discuss what “tech for good” really looks like, as well as how it can succeed, and what obstacles get in the way of workers who want better outcomes for tech products and users. 

This talk isn't just about jobs. It’s about how society grapples with powerful innovations' unintended consequences. Examining the emergence of a “techlash” workforce offers crucial insights into whether we can build a future where technology truly serves human flourishing. You’ll find this talk essential if you’re a tech worker, policymaker, student, or just a citizen trying to understand how we got here and where we're headed. (Tickets available only online. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.)

Sunday, August 17th

12pm-6pm

Alameda Record Swap!

Free! All Ages!

All genres of records, CDs, tapes, and memorabilia

Saturday, August 16th

11am-5pm

Well Roll Deep: Your Saturday Wellness Reset​

Co-hosted by The Iron Mat and Malaya Botanicals, We Roll Deep is a full-day experience designed to help you reconnect with yourself, your mental health, your body, and your community.

Transforming one of Alameda’s favorite waterfront spots into a guided reset, roller skating rink, vendor village, and dance floor with a live DJ.

Guided yoga 🧘🏽, sound bath, and meditation sessions
Workshops on pelvic health, nutrition, plant-based healing, and more
15-minute mental health check-ins with a licensed therapist are offered throughout the day
A curated vendor village featuring local makers, wellness brands, and creative experiences

Rotating bodywork offerings including massage, reiki, acupuncture, and more (services in the BodyZone available for additional purchase)
Healthy food & snack vendors, handcrafted mocktails, and a DIY bouquet bar (all available for purchase)
A live DJ set, dance floor, and access to an open-air roller rink right here on the island 🏝️

​💬 Good to Know
Families are welcome! All ages are invited, but children must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times.
• Please bring your own skates. There will be no skate rentals available on-site.
• We recommend bringing a yoga mat, towel, and water bottle if you plan to participate in movement or bodywork offerings.
​Reserve your spot! Let’s roll through it—together.

Sunday, August 10th

12pm-3pm

Norsled Rescue Adoption Fair

Saturday August 9th

8pm-10pm

Laughs on Taps presents: JC Currais

JC Currais is a Cuban-American comedian, actor, and writer born and raised in Miami, Florida. Known for his high-energy performances and larger-than-life stage persona, he’s a crowd favorite with an edgy comedic style. Starting stand-up at the University of Florida, JC has since performed on TBS’s Conan, FOX’s Laughs, and Last Call with Carson Daly. He was named a TBS Top Comic to Watch at the New York Comedy Festival and a New Face of Comedy at Just For Laughs in Montreal. As an actor, he’s appeared in Babylon (2022), Lethal Weapon, and was a series regular as The Gator on Disney Channel’s Just Roll With It. Now based in Los Angeles, JC continues to tour nationally, blending sharp wit with his vibrant imagination.

Also Scheduled to Appear - Phil Griffiths is a Bay Area-based stand-up comedian known for his dry, deadpan humor and sharp observations on fatherhood and life. Originally from the UK, he transitioned into comedy as a mid-life pivot, a move his wife ranks as better than a drug addiction but worse than a mistress. Phil has opened for notable comedians like Kyle Kinane, Laurie Kilmartin, and Chad Daniels, and performed at festivals including San Francisco Sketchfest and the San Diego Comedy Festival. A top ten finalist in the 2016 San Francisco Comedy Competition, he also produces and hosts Comedy Sharks, a popular Bay Area comedy showcase since 2013. Catch him delivering his unique wit at venues like Punch Line, Cobb’s Comedy Club, and Rooster T. Feathers.

​More information and tickets can be found here

Saturday, August 9th

3pm-7pm

Pop-Up DIY Tie-Dye

Create vibrant, one-of-a-kind tie-dye masterpieces! Instructions and help provided along the way!

The Mobile Tie-Dye Company handles everything from setup to cleanup, ensuring a hassle-free, enjoyable experience!

Their pre-treatment process and professional-grade dyes guarantee vibrant color and lasting quality for your custom creations!

Bring your own item to Dye! $15+

(pre-washed natural fibers like cotton, rayon, linen)

Purchase a Pre-treated item to dye! $10

Saturday, August 9th

12pm-5pm

Books and Brews

Book Inc’s Reading Bridge Book Fair

Grab a beer, shop for books, and help put powerful stories in the hands of Bay Area students

Friday August 8th

8pm-10pm

Laughs on Taps presents: JC Currais

JC Currais is a Cuban-American comedian, actor, and writer born and raised in Miami, Florida. Known for his high-energy performances and larger-than-life stage persona, he’s a crowd favorite with an edgy comedic style. Starting stand-up at the University of Florida, JC has since performed on TBS’s Conan, FOX’s Laughs, and Last Call with Carson Daly. He was named a TBS Top Comic to Watch at the New York Comedy Festival and a New Face of Comedy at Just For Laughs in Montreal. As an actor, he’s appeared in Babylon (2022), Lethal Weapon, and was a series regular as The Gator on Disney Channel’s Just Roll With It. Now based in Los Angeles, JC continues to tour nationally, blending sharp wit with his vibrant imagination.

Also Scheduled to Appear - Phil Griffiths is a Bay Area-based stand-up comedian known for his dry, deadpan humor and sharp observations on fatherhood and life. Originally from the UK, he transitioned into comedy as a mid-life pivot, a move his wife ranks as better than a drug addiction but worse than a mistress. Phil has opened for notable comedians like Kyle Kinane, Laurie Kilmartin, and Chad Daniels, and performed at festivals including San Francisco Sketchfest and the San Diego Comedy Festival. A top ten finalist in the 2016 San Francisco Comedy Competition, he also produces and hosts Comedy Sharks, a popular Bay Area comedy showcase since 2013. Catch him delivering his unique wit at venues like Punch Line, Cobb’s Comedy Club, and Rooster T. Feathers.

​More information and tickets can be found here

Friday, August 1st

7pm-9pm

Alameda’s Angels

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating love, pride, and drag at Faction Brewing on Friday, August 1 from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM PDT! Hosted by the fabulous Summer Lynn Spears, this night will feature jaw-dropping performances and stunning looks by the Bay Area’s top drag queens.

✨ Everyone is welcome! ✨This inclusive, all-ages event is for anyone who loves drag, fabulous performances, and great company. Come as you are, and let’s create unforgettable memories together!

Taco 'bout a good time! 🌮Savor mouthwatering tacos, tortas, and desserts from La Santa Torta, paired perfectly with Faction Brewing’s finest craft beers for an amazing culinary experience.

The fun begins at 7:00 PM, with the main show starting at 8:00 PM.

So grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready for a night of dancing, laughter, and fabulous entertainment!

Wednesday, August 30th

6pm-8pm

Profs and Pints Alameda presents: “A History of American Hair,”

on the meaning and evolution of coiffure in our country, with Sarah Gold McBride, historian and lecturer in American Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of the new book Whiskerology: The Culture of Hair in Nineteenth-Century America.

Hair is always and everywhere freighted with meaning, and that meaning has changed dramatically over time. Join Sarah Gold McBride, a scholar of the connection between what has grown from our heads and what has gone on inside them, for a fascinating look at our nation’s history as inscribed in bangs, curls, and chops.

We’ll start with the colonial period, when hair was usually seen as bodily discharge and, even, as “excrement.” Then we’ll move on to see how in nineteenth-century America hair took on decisive new significance in a young nation wrestling with its identity. It came to be understood as an integral part of the body, capable of exposing truths about the individuals from whom it grew—even truths that they wanted to hide. It indexed belonging in some ways that may seem strange, as well as others that might seem all too familiar, to people alive today.

You’ll learn how as the United States diversified—intensifying divisions over race, class, citizenship status, and region—Americans sought to understand and classify one another through the revelatory power of hair. They considered its color, texture, length, and even the shape of a single strand in making judgments of others. 

While hair styling had long offered clues about one's social status, the biological properties of hair itself gradually came to be seen as a scientific tell. It became viewed as a reliable indicator of whether a person was a man or a woman, Christian or heathen, healthy or diseased, or Black, White, Indigenous, or Asian. Hair was even thought to illuminate aspects of personality, such as whether someone one was courageous, ambitious, or perhaps even criminally inclined.

Dr. Gold McBride will discuss how hair helped many Americans fashion statements about political belonging, engage in racial or gender passing, and reinvent themselves in new cities.

Among the questions she’ll tackle: If hair was a teller of truths, could it also be turned to purposes of deception? (Tickets available only online. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.)

More information and a link to tickets can be found here: www.profsandpints.com/sfbayarea

Saturday, July 26th

10am-6pm

ALAMEDA ROCK & ROLL FLEA MARKET

$5 (12 & under free)

Vendor application - https://forms.gle/1LRwN8Hq77HP4Kg9A (Sorry, we are not accepting food or band submissions)

Featuring 125 vendors indoor & outdoor, selling records, music memorabilia, musical instruments, vintage clothing, tiki/Hawaiiana, handmade jewelry & gifts, books, videos, and much more!

LIVE MUSIC (Indoor) -

Noon - The Greasy Gills

1pm - Stay Out 

2pm - Muck & The Mires 

3pm - The Pandoras 

4pm - The Seeds 

5pm - Soraia 

(PLEASE NOTE - All times are approximate. Actual start times and play order are subject to change)

FOOD & DRINK -

Satay By The Bay SF, Bonito Poké, Crazy Block Cheesecakes, and more TBA

Craft brew made on the premises by Faction Brewing

BROUGHT TO YOU BY -

Little Steven's Underground Garage, DJ Sid Presley, Faction Brewing, and Satay By The Bay SF

SPONSORED BY Amoeba Music

SOUND - A-Town Agency

Thursday, July 24th

7pm - 8pm

Ocean Hoptimism - RESISTANT REEFS, RESILIENT COMMUNITIES: Science for Collective Survival with special guest Dr. DeVant’e Dawson, Postdoctoral Researcher, Stanford University

A monthly speaker series starting this June! The hope we need for the ocean we love.

RESISTANT REEFS, RESILIENT COMMUNITIES: Science for Collective Survival with special guest Dr. DeVant’e Dawson, Postdoctoral Researcher, Stanford University

We’re honored to welcome Dr. DeVant’e Dawson, an interdisciplinary ocean scientist and advocate for ocean equity and climate resilience. His research focuses on identifying heat-tolerant corals in order to guide reef restoration in a warming world. Why do some coral colonies survive in waters that leave others bleached and lifeless? In this talk, Dr. Dawson dives into his research on heat-resistant corals in Belize—and what their resilience can teach us about restoring reefs in a warming world.

But this story isn’t just about coral. It’s also about who gets to do science, and what it means to persist in systems that weren’t built for everyone. Dr. Dawson weaves together ecology, equity, and experience, asking: How do we build conservation that’s not only effective, but just? And how can science help us move from survival to transformation?

"True hope in ocean conservation comes from empowering communities to lead, honoring local knowledge, and opening doors for those historically left out of ocean science. Justice and resilience go hand in hand when we build pathways where belonging and impact are possible for all."

—Dr. DeVant'e Dawson

Join us for a night that weaves coral science with climate justice.

Check out more information on Ocean Hoptimism here: https://mailchi.mp/c12d66fd2fc2/youre-invited-to-ocean-hoptimism-13389664

Every 4th Thursday!

Saturday, July 12th

12pm-6pm

Rock Art By The Bay

The lineup is locked, the artists are fired up, and Rock Art by the Bay is back and louder than ever.

This annual throwdown brings together a heavy-hitting crew of legendary and up-and-coming rock poster artists. Whether you’re a longtime collector or just discovering the scene, there’s something here with your name on it.

Think sunshine, fresh prints, and hops in the air. Come hang, grab a brew, and celebrate the art that cranks the volume all the way up. See you there.

Check out the artist line-up here: https://trps.org/rock-art-by-the-bay/

Free Admission

Friday, July 11th

4pm-10pm

Sazon Latin Food Market

Join us for a day of Latin Food, music and a great time at The Sazon Latin Food Market! We will have Latin food vendors representing all the best flavors from the Caribbean, Central and South America.

There will also be great music and drinks, so make sure you bring your friends and family for a day of fun and celebration. Come hungry, because you’re going to want to try everything and we'll have something for everyone including dessert!

Get free tickets today to Sazon Latin Food Festival! Space is limited, arrive early.

For more information follow us on Instagram at @Latincity and on Facebook at @OurLatinCity or visit our website at OurLatinCity.com

• VENDORS/SPONSORS: Want to join us? Please fill out this application and we will be in contact:https://ourlatincity.com/pages/vendor-application

Friday, July 4th

6pm-10pm

Singles Mingle 4th of July Party!

Singles Mingle is on a mission to get singles off of dating apps and out meeting one another in person

Saturday, June 28th

5pm-9pm

Skratcher Bay Area Chapter Opening

Showcases by Qbert, Lazyboy, ARIST-O-MATIK, DonDon, and Bitesize

music support by: Lou $hort

Open table scratch session

All Ages

Presented By:

Malaya Botanicals

Mixsterious

skratchernet

Friday, June 27th

6pm-8pm

Bonsai Bar

Make Tiny Trees With Us!

Beginner workshops are perfect for you to grab your friends, grab a drink and come make tiny trees! We’re bringing the awesome art of bonsai out of the hedged in gardens and into the streets! Or at least into your favorite bars/breweries/pubs. Bonsai Bar is a night of fun you don’t want to miss. Learn the fundamental skills and techniques behind the art of bonsai while enjoying a night out with friends! Our teachers will introduce core concepts and guide your experience as you pot, prune, and design your very own bonsai tree!

Thursday, June 26th

7pm - 8pm

Ocean Hoptimism - Strength In Small Places: Why the Ocean’s Best Days Aren’t Behind Us

A monthly speaker series starting this June! The hope we need for the ocean we love.

This months topic: Strength In Small Places: Why the Ocean’s Best Days Aren’t Behind Us

Save the date for an evening that kicks off a new wave of hope and optimism for our ocean’s future. We’re honored to welcome Dr. Rachel Carlson, Co-Director of the Berkeley Center for Ocean Futures, as our inaugural speaker for Ocean Hoptimism. Dr. Carlson leads the Coastal Climate Resilience lab as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at UC Berkeley.  Her talk will explore how local actions reduce climate stress, and how even in a time of immense change, hope is still very much alive and well for our ocean—and why that matters more than ever.

“Even in the face of global climate change, small places hold powerful potential.  At the Berkeley Center for Ocean Futures, we connect science with grassroots actions, and we believe there's a role for everyone in this effort.”
 —Dr. Rachel Carlson

The stakes couldn’t be higher. The ocean feeds us, protects us, breathes with us, and it needs our help. Our hope isn’t passive. It’s fuel for action. So get in the game with us. Raise a pint of Faction’s best with us. And help spark something real—because when community shows up, change starts rolling.

Check out more information on Ocean Hoptimism here: www.oceanhoptimism.org/bayarea

Every 4th Thursday!

Sunday, June 22nd

3pm-7pm

Kool Vibes Sundays

Raggae Music & Jamaican Eats by Nalo’s Jamerican Soul

Wednesday, June 18th

6pm-8:30pm

Profs and Pints: “Are We Alone?”

An update on the search for extraterrestrial life, with Steve Croft, an astronomer at the University of California, Berkeley's SETI Research Center and researcher involved with the Breakthrough Listen initiative’s search for signals from beyond.

Since ancient humans first looked up at the night sky we’ve wondered if other minds inhabit worlds beyond our own. That curiosity has intensified in recent years with our discovery that stars have their own planetary systems, billions of Earth-like planets exist within our own galaxy, and our galaxy is just one of hundreds of billions.

Could it really be the case that we’re the only inhabitants of this vast universe? How can science help us answer the question of whether we’re alone? Might we have been visited by extraterrestrials already?

Hear such questions tackled at Faction Brewing in Alameda by Dr. Steve Croft, who will describe the many ways in which the search for life beyond Earth is rapidly intensifying. 

He’ll talk about “biosignature” searches being carried out by robots sniffing the surface of Mars and by NASA’s Webb telescope as it scans the atmospheres of exoplanets. While such biosignature searches are challenging and currently can only examine a handful of targets, in recent years we’ve also seen rapid growth in the search for smart life, which involves looking for technosignatures—signs of technology regarded as a proxy for the intelligence that built it. The astronomers involved in it harness the resources of our largest telescopes, our most powerful computers, and most cutting-edge AI algorithms.

Dr. Croft will discuss recent developments from his own field, SETI (the search for extraterrestrial intelligence). He’ll talk about how his own work involves using the 7000-ton Green Bank Telescope—the largest movable object on land—to scan thousands of stars for elusive, needle-in-a-haystack signals from alien intelligence. You’ll learn why researchers are not going to let the lack of a confirmed signal deter them from this quest, and what we'll learn even if we don't make contact with ET.

Is the truth out there? Do you want to believe? (Tickets available only online. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.)

Sunday, June 15th

12pm-6pm

Alameda Record Swap

With 40 record vendors selling a wide variety of genres to suit nearly every taste and budget, the Alameda Record Swap is quickly becoming the Bay Area's biggest and best vinyl record show!

Featuring DJ's spinning vintage vinyl

Craft beer by Faction Brewing

Satay By The Bay SF food truck

Free admission

All ages

Come n' find something you love

Friday, June 13th

8pm-10pm

Laughs On Tap - Ladies Comedy Night

5 of the Bay Area's Funniest women hit the stage for a night of side splitting comedy

• Sydney Stigerts (Sacramento Punchline)

• Gina Stahl Haven (America's Got Talent)

• Ashley Monique (Cobbs)

• Jalisa Robinson (Netflix is a Joke Festival)

• Rhoda Gravador (San Jose Improv)

Don't miss this show!!! For the first time in Faction history we have an All-Female Line Up. These women are some of the funniest comics in the state!

Gina Stahl-Haven has been featured on America's Got Talent and makes her Faction debut. Jalisa Robinson (Netflix is a Joke) is originally from St. Louis but has made SF her home.

Sunday, June 8th

1pm-2:30pm

Candle Making Class

Come make your own eco-friendly/toxin-free coconut wax candle

Saturday, June 7th

1pm-6pm

Alternative Entertainment presents: Summer Market

Summer is almost around the corner, and what's a better way to enjoy than with Bay Area artists, beer and food!

Vendor list: more coming soon!

@createmeowrepeat.home

@luckysevenwellness

@happydancehatbar

@thewildelemon

@authorkatherinebelle

@moodandmindco

@codyvrosh

@elkwatercolor

@artisanspiceco

@balticpacificsoap

@myheidiline

@opalandpapyrus

@wallflowerbkshp

@tdlpottery

@unifiedpieces

@sipreme_chocolate

@sherris_sugar_shack

@nisha_paints

@irerys.reusables

@fiber.fly

@ham.eye.am

@angelineotis

@nicole_pottery

@happily_herbal

@stevejaviel

@miwahands

@jessimports

@orphansofdudleytown

@happynest_boutique

@kekoacreative

@konyoco.store

@waitechase

@demeters.dreams

@companyconfections

@robert_tres

@vansmacarons

@ms.akateka

@isaiah.brownstein

@khelmanbags

For more information or to apply to be a vendor go to www.alternativeent.com

Friday, June 6th

7pm-10pm

🎉 Alameda's Angels Pride Month Drag Show! 🎉

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating love, pride, and drag at Faction Brewing on Friday, June 6th from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM PDT! Hosted by the fabulous Summer Lynn Spears, this night will feature jaw-dropping performances and stunning looks by the Bay Area’s top drag queens.

✨ Everyone is welcome! ✨
This inclusive, all-ages event is for anyone who loves drag, fabulous performances, and great company. Come as you are, and let’s create unforgettable memories together!

Taco 'bout a good time! 🌮
Savor mouthwatering tacos, tortas, and desserts from La Santa Torta, paired perfectly with Faction Brewing’s finest craft beers for an amazing culinary experience.

The fun begins at 7:00 PM, with the main show starting at 8:00 PM.

So grab your tickets, bring your friends, and get ready for a night of dancing, laughter, and fabulous entertainment!