Name: Rhythm & Resonance
Start: 2026-06-26T19:00:00-07:00
Location: Breathing Room

Breathing Room

Join Shaniece Thomas for Rhythm &amp; Resonance, a soulful experience of sound and vibration. This evening event invites you to connect with ancestral rhythms in a serene atmosphere at Breathing Room.

Local Event: Rhythm & Resonance

Alameda County

Fernando Haro

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Alameda

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Rhythm & Resonance

Join Shaniece Thomas for Rhythm & Resonance, a soulful experience of sound and vibration. This evening event invites you to...

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Landlady is the songs project of Adam Schatz. This evening he'll be performing his newest album, Make Up / Lost Time, on the grand piano, followed by a set of improvisations with Scott Amendola and Nate Brenner. Adam Schatz recently released an improvised album Civil Engineering Vol. 1, about which Aquarium Drunkard says, “unfolds like a stately and enigmatic vision of maybe jazz and imagined soundtracks. Tremendous listening."
Schatz has also played saxophone &amp; keys on recent releases from Neko Case, Wild Pink, Miley Cyrus, Caroline Rose, and Wye Oak and produced records from Casey Dienel, Sarah Goldstone &amp; Allegra Krieger, with more fun stuff coming out in the near future. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, The Talkhouse, McSweeney's and CREEM Magazine. And yet he is a different person from the very talented journalist Adam Shatz.
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Children under 12 are free. Advance tickets are available here, or if the show is not sold out, you may purchase your tickets at the door before the show.
Doors open 30 minutes before show time. We accept cash or Venmo only at the door.
The Back Room is an all-ages, BYOB (for those 21+) space, dedicated to (mostly) acoustic music of all kinds. You are welcome to bring your own food and beverages. The venue is ADA accessible. If you need more information or have any questions, please call us: #510-381-1997.
To join our mailing list, please click here.
Please refrain from using your phone during performances, and if you use your camera or video, please disable the flash.
Although masks are no longer required, we strongly encourage their use to keep everyone safe in our intimate space.
Thank you for your support!<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/148540/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets &amp;&nbsp;More Info</a>

Local Event: An Evening of Landlady and Beyond with Adam Schatz & friends

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An Evening of Landlady and Beyond with Adam Schatz & friends

Friday, June 26, 2026
6pm - 8pm
$45 per ticket, bring a friend &amp; you both get $5 off!
Location: Wild One Boutique
100 Grand Ave Unit #110&nbsp;Oakland CA, 94612 
Tap into your wild side and knot it up. In this hands on workshop, you’ll create your own macrame wall hanging while learning simple techniques in a relaxed and welcoming space. It’s the perfect way to unwind, get creative, and leave with a piece you can proudly display at home.
All supplies are provided and no experience is needed, just come ready to play, create, and connect.
Please keep phones tucked away during the workshop and only bring them out for photos or videos, don’t forget to tag us @wildoneoakland.
Tickets are non refundable due to advance material preparation, but you’re welcome to transfer your ticket to a friend if you can’t attend. Please email wildoneoakland@gmail.com with any questions.
Stay Wild.

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This event is traditionally called 'Demonstration of Mediumship' or 'Platform Mediumship'. Medium Tammy Hayano will deliver messages from the Spirit World to the audience. Typically, passed loved ones will share information about their identity, their feelings, and any messages that they have about the audience member's life. It is a heartfelt experience to hear from those on the spirit side, knowing that they are still with us. 
The demonstration of mediumship will include trance communication, where the spirit speaks through the medium. Each reading will be about 8 to 10 minutes. Please note that not every audience member will receive a message. 
We are delighted to have this event at Sips Global Teas at the South Shore Shopping Center in Alameda, CA! Join us for a cozy cup of tea as we sit and sip with the spirit world. 
Tickets are non-refundable but transferable to another person.
About the facilitator&nbsp;Tammy Hayano:
Since 2023, Tammy has conducted over 600 psychic mediumship readings in-person and online. Tammy has studied and taken courses with Tony Stockwell, Dr. Brian Weiss, Journey Within, Lily Dale Assembly mediums, Arthur Findlay College tutors, Eileen Davies, and Simone Key, and several other tutors. Tammy is honored to be in service to the Spirit World&nbsp;and&nbsp;reunite people with their passed loved ones.
 $28 Early Bird til 6/19. $33 regular.&nbsp;Book <a href="https://www.hanumanholisticliving.com/event-details/messages-from-the-spirit-world-june-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

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PiYo is a low-impact class that blends the sculpting power of Pilates, the flexibility of yoga, and mid to high-intensity cardio, using dynamic bodyweight movements.
It features yoga poses, Pilates-inspired core work, and cardio bursts like lunges and squats, all moving to music for an at-times intense yet flexible session suitable for all levels, with variations for beginners and specific body parts.
Props such as loop bands, weights, Pilates balls and massage balls are used.
Come to sweat and relax deeply at the end.
Note: Just come by with no hassle having to carry anything! We provide everything at no additional cost to you.

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Celebrate America 250 at San Francisco’s Biggest Fourth of July Pub Crawl
San Francisco knows how to throw a Fourth of July party and this year’s celebration will be bigger than usual. On Saturday, July 4, 2026, the annual Fourth of July Pub Crawl returns to the Marina for a day of drink specials, DJs, contests, party favors &amp; Independence Day fun.
The Fourth of July Pub Crawl has been bringing people together for more than 15 years. Thousands of guests have taken part over the years, making it one of the largest Independence Day parties in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whether you live nearby or are visiting for the weekend, the event offers an easy way to meet people, visit some of the Marina’s favorite bars, and start the holiday before heading toward the waterfront for the fireworks.
<a href="https://www.july4sf.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">The Fourth of July Pub Crawl 2026</a>
The pub crawl takes place from 2PM to 10PM at more than 10 bars in San Francisco’s Marina District
Participating bars include: Jaxson, Union Street Ale House, Wizards &amp; Wands, The Blue Light, Rick &amp; Roxy’s, Palm House, White Rabbit, The Brixton, Westwood, Comet Club &amp; more
There is no required route. Guests receive a pub crawl map at check-in and can choose where they would like to go.
Where and When to Check In
All participants should begin at Rick &amp; Roxy’s:
Rick &amp; Roxy’s 2131 Lombard Street San Francisco, CA 94123
Check-in is available from 2PM to 8PM.
At check-in, you can pick up their event wristband and pub crawl map. The wristband provides access to the drink specials and activities at participating locations.
Arriving earlier gives you more time to visit the bars, take part in the contests and enjoy the daytime side of the celebration. It can also make meeting up with a group much easier before the Marina gets busier later in the afternoon.
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One of the biggest parts of the event is the annual San Francisco Hot Dog Eating Contest. See some of San Francisco's best amateur competitive eaters throw down some hot dogs for their chance to be the San Francisco Hot Dog Eating Champion for 2026!
Click here to sign up for the contest: <a href="https://crawlsf.com/events/san-francisco-fourth-july-pub-crawl-hot-dog-eating-contest/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">crawlsf.com/events/san-francisco-fourth-july-pub-crawl-hot-dog-eating-contest/</a>
Even if you have no interest in entering, watching the contest is part of the experience. The Hot Dog Eating Contest adds a classic American Fourth of July tradition to the party. Hot dogs, cold drinks, cheering crowds, and a little friendly competition are a pretty good match for Independence Day.
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The hot dogs are not the only food taking center stage. The Fourth of July Pub Crawl will also include the San Francisco Pie Eating Contest. Contestants will race to finish their pie as quickly as possible with no hands allowed.
 What Comes With a Pub Crawl Ticket?
A ticket includes access to the Fourth of July Pub Crawl and its participating venues. Event features include:
<ul><li>Drink specials at participating bars</li><li>Free entry to participating locations</li><li>DJs</li><li>Fourth of July party favors</li><li>The Find the Gnome Contest</li><li>The San Francisco Hot Dog Eating Contest</li><li>The San Francisco Pie Eating Contest</li><li>A pub crawl map</li><li>Access to more than 10 Marina bars</li></ul>

The Find the Gnome Contest
The Find the Gnome Contest gives participants another reason to crawl! Gnomes will be hidden in some of the participating bars and if you find one, you can win some awesome prizes. Finding them may take a sharp eye, a good guess or a little luck.
 Start at the Pub Crawl and Finish With Fireworks
One of the best things about the event is its location.
The Marina is close to several popular areas for viewing the San Francisco Fourth of July fireworks. After spending the afternoon at the pub crawl, participants can make their way toward the waterfront for the evening show.
Marina Green, Fort Mason and areas near the northern waterfront may offer views depending on weather and visibility. San Francisco summer nights can be cool and windy, so bringing a jacket is a smart move even if the afternoon feels warm.
San Francisco Fireworks Details: <a href="https://crawlsf.com/independence-day-fireworks-in-the-bay-area/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">crawlsf.com/independence-day-fireworks-in-the-bay-area/</a>
The pub crawl runs until 10PM, but guests who want to watch the fireworks can leave the participating bars earlier and walk toward their preferred viewing area.
Make the Most of July 4 in San Francisco
The Fourth of July Pub Crawl offers more than a place to grab a drink. It creates a full afternoon of games, contests, music, food and holiday activities across one of San Francisco’s best nightlife areas.
This year’s America 250 celebration makes the event even more special. It is a chance to take part in a major anniversary while enjoying a party that has been part of San Francisco’s Fourth of July weekend for over 15 years.
Check in at Rick &amp; Roxy’s, pick up your wristband and map, and get ready for San Francisco’s biggest Fourth of July party.

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