Crab Feed​s; Restaurant Week; Women's Marches: NorCal Weekend

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, CA – Don't sit inside this weekend! Patch has rounded up fun, interesting and entertaining events throughout Northern California – from the beaches of Santa Cruz, through the South Bay, East Bay and the Peninsula, to the uppermost points of North Bay and Wine County.

Some are free. Some have a fee.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's on tap this weekend from Saturday, Jan. 20 to Sunday, Jan. 21.

EAST BAY

Lichen BioBlitz at UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley – Berkeley

The Marsh Berkeley presents "Fool La La! Over the Rainbow" – Berkeley

Northgate Athletics Crab Feed – Concord

Dublin San Ramon Women's Club Crab Feed – Dublin

Diablo Valley Fly Fishermen Crab Feed – Lafayette

Birds Program – Livermore

Charity Crab Feed benefiting Veterans Memorial – Livermore

Crab Feed – Livermore

Genealogy Workshop – Livermore

IDES Livermore & Pleasanton's Crab Feed – Livermore

Pop Up Lunch with Matt Graco of Salt Craft – Livermore

Restoring History Program – Livermore

Youth Job Fair – Livermore

Moraga Lions Club Crabfeed – Moraga

All Out Comedy Improv – Oakland

Women's March Oakland – Oakland

Pleasanton Lions Club Crab Feed – Pleasanton

NORTH BAY / WINE COUNTRY

Bunco Night and Silent Auction – Benicia

All You Can Eat Crab Feed – Calistoga

Knights of Columbus Crab Cioppino Feed – Cloverdale

Marin Municipal Water District Habitat Restoration: Landscape in Transition – Fairfax

Workshop: Intro to Homebrew Beer – Fairfax

Friends of Mill Valley Library Book Sale – Mill Valley

Napa Valley Restaurant Week – Napa

The Grill at Napa Valley Restaurant Week – Napa

Women's March Napa Valley – Napa

Crab Dinner & Party – Novato

Family Art Class – Novato

Pet Portraits with a Purpose – Novato

Crab Feed – Petaluma

Downward Dog Yoga Sundays at Lagunitas Brewing Company – Petaluma

Opening Reception for "Power of Ten: Scaling Up" Exhibition – Petaluma

Ross Valley Players presents "The Children's Hour" – Ross

Claws for a Cause Crab Feed – San Rafael

Kanbar Kids: Performing Arts & Culture for the Young – San Rafael

Terra Linda Athletic Boosters Crab Feed – San Rafael

Women's March of Contra Costa – Walnut Creek

Synergy Theater presents "Spontaneous Sitcom" – Walnut Creek

A Cappella Extravaganza at Napa High School – Yountville

THE PENINSULA

Millbrae Lions Club Crab Cioppino Dinner and Dance – Millbrae

BayLUG Holiday LEGO Show at the Museum of American Heritage – Palo Alto

Oshman Family JCC's Battle of the Bands – Palo Alto

Palo Alto Players presents "The Laramie Project" – Palo Alto

Ragazzi Boys Chorus' "SingFest" – Redwood City

St. Gregory Crab Feed – San Mateo

Crab Cioppino Dinner – South San Francisco

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY / BEACHES

Free Yoga Week at DiviniTree – Santa Cruz

SOUTH BAY

MakerSpace Open Studio at New Museum Los Gatos – Los Gatos

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents "Our Great Tchaikovsky" – Mountain View

All-You-Can-Eat Crab Feed – Santa Clara

Crab and Jazz Plus Auction – Saratoga

Crab Feed – Saratoga

Heading to Southern California? Then see:

• Wildflower Festival; Acoustic Strings Festival: SoCal Weekend

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