California Historical Radio Society

<h4>Earn your Junior Detective Badge at CHRS!</h4>
Juniors will learn how detectives and investigators use coded communication by exploring the history of Morse code and creating a custom beaded bracelet or keychain that spells out a secret message in dots and dashes. This hands-on activity strengthens observation, pattern recognition, and problem-solving skills while introducing participants to one of history’s earliest wireless communication systems. Juniors will earn and receive the Detective badge in this workshop.
Adult supervision is required onsite for the duration of the program. Troops must maintain GSNorCal’s required adult-to-girl ratio. Girls attending individually must have a parent or guardian remain onsite.
Parents and chaperones attending are welcome to join and attend free of charge and we hope you will participate in a complementary tour of the museum.
For more information or questions contact: <a href="mailto:michael@chrsradio.org">Michael Toedman</a>, Director, Marketing &amp; Partnerships, CHRS &amp; BARHOF, the organizer for this event.&nbsp;
For any council-related questions please contact Brenda Gabel, Senior Director, STEAM Partnerships &amp; Development at <a href="mailto:partners@gsnorcal.org">partners@gsnorcal.org</a>.
These events are exclusive for <a href="https://www.gsnorcal.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Girl Scouts of Northern CA</a> youth members

Local Event: Girl Scouts Junior Detective Badge Workshop

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Alameda

California

Girl Scouts Junior Detective Badge Workshop

Earn your Junior Detective Badge at CHRS!
Juniors will learn how detectives and investigators use coded communication by...

<h4>Earn the Cadette Public Speaker Badge at CHRS!</h4>
Cadettes will bring stories to life by creating and performing a radio play, using voice, expression, and stage presence to captivate an audience. This workshop will help Cadettes to strengthen vocal projection, body language, presentation confidence, and storytelling skills as they rehearse, refine, and perform their finished production. Cadettes will earn and receive the Public Speaker badge in this workshop.
Adult supervision is required onsite for the duration of the program. Troops must maintain GSNorCal’s required adult-to-girl ratio. Girls attending individually must have a parent or guardian remain onsite.
Parents and chaperones attending are welcome to join and attend free of charge and we hope you will participate in a complementary tour of the museum.
For more information or questions contact: <a href="mailto:michael@chrsradio.org">Michael Toedman</a>, Director, Marketing &amp; Partnerships, CHRS &amp; BARHOF, the organizer for this event.&nbsp;
For any council-related questions please contact Brenda Gabel, Senior Director, STEAM Partnerships &amp; Development at <a href="mailto:partners@gsnorcal.org">partners@gsnorcal.org</a>.
These events are exclusive for <a href="https://www.gsnorcal.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Girl Scouts of Northern CA</a> youth members.

Local Event: Girl Scouts Cadette Public Speaker Badge Workshop

Girl Scouts Cadette Public Speaker Badge Workshop

Earn the Cadette Public Speaker Badge at CHRS!
Cadettes will bring stories to life by creating and performing a radio play,...

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OJC is very excited to present this collaborative musical event featuring Stephanie Crawford! She is an internationally acclaimed singer and that rare bird: a black trans vocal musician in the exceedingly straight jazz world.Born in 1942, she grew up in Detroit, Michigan, during the Golden Age of modern jazz. Always a lover of music, she did not, however, sing in public until she was 36, after working on a Chrysler assembly line and as a short-order cook, and earning a bachelor’s degree in painting from Wayne State University. Along the way, at age 26, she also underwent a new “male-to-female gender reassignment surgery” offered by the University of Michigan.Having studied with renowned bop pianist Barry Harris in New York, she migrated to Paris, where she remained for several years, performing and teaching at prestigious schools of music, various festivals, and venues such as The Duc des Lombards, The Sunset, New Morning, and a host of other establishments, winning the Django D’Or award for Best International Jazz Vocalist. In New York, she has performed in such famed venues as Wigstock, The Pyramid, Sweet Basil, The Blue Note, Jazzmania, and Barry Harris Jazz Cultural Theatre, among others. She is a sublime interpreter of the American and Brazilian songbook, performing in the classic jazz vocal tradition of Sarah Vaughan, Carmen McRae, and Betty Carter. TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!LIGHT&nbsp;REFRESHMENTS&nbsp;WILL&nbsp;BE&nbsp;SERVED

Local Event: Oakland Jazz Choir live at the Hillside Club w/guest Stephanie Crawford

Oakland Jazz Choir live at the Hillside Club...

OJC is very excited to present this collaborative musical event featuring Stephanie Crawford! She is an internationally...

Oakland Jazz Choir live at the Hillside Club w/guest Stephanie Crawford

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Girl Scouts Junior Detective Badge Workshop

OCT

3

9:00 AM

California Historical Radio Society, 2152 Central Ave, Alameda, CA

Girl Scouts Cadette Public Speaker Badge Workshop

OCT

3

2:00 PM

California Historical Radio Society, 2152 Central Ave, Alameda, CA

Oakland Jazz Choir live at the Hillside Club w/guest Stephanie Crawford