The It List: Five things (plus 1) to do in Berkeley the weekend of Sept. 14-16
There is lots to do this weekend: help clean up the bay, get a free computer, listen to hip hop in the park, ride an electric bike, and more.
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Rally, fundraiser set for Saturday for South Berkeley man killed in Oakland
A 27-year-old man fatally shot earlier this year just over the Berkeley border in Oakland will be remembered Saturday at a rally and fundraiser.
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Ahead of slated Sunday rally, Berkeley issues rules on masks, weapons
Bay Area activists are gearing up for what could be a large "Stop the hate" rally and march Sunday in Berkeley. Whether anyone will show up to oppose that message is unknown.
The bells will be ringing in concert this weekend at UC Berkeley
Every five years, UC Berkeley holds a carillon concert with music written by local composers and others.
New plaque commemorates 6 killed in 2015 Berkeley balcony collapse
A plaque honoring the six young lives that were lost when a balcony collapsed in downtown Berkeley in 2015 was unveiled Saturday in downtown Berkeley.
Reminder: Beer — or coffee or wine — with Berkeleyside, July 10
Come share your ideas, ask questions, and discuss whatever’s on your mind with a few members of the Berkeleyside team.
Music, food and fireworks in the mix at Berkeley Marina July 4th festivities
It's all there, from food trucks to fireworks through musical performances, dragon boats, pony rides and a ton of free activities for the kids.
The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
A contact improvisation jam, a Michelangelo Antonioni retrospective and music from the Mission District — all this and more on offer for a fun Berkeley weekend.
Photos: On the summer solstice, Berkeleyside investors gather for first time
Glasses were raised in gratitude to all those in the local community who support Berkeleyside's work in myriad ways.
Video: Berkeley represents at San Francisco Pride Parade
Berkeleyside's visual storytelling intern, Hao Guo, went to check out the Berkeley action at the SF Pride 2018 Parade.
New podcast: Mychal Denzel Smith asks, ‘What’s the script for black manhood?’
The author of 'Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching' talks with Helena Brantley about black manhood today and the heightened awareness of racism in Trump’s America.
New podcast: Jon Rapping wants public defenders to rise up and fight systemic inequity
Rapping's goal is to groom a generation of public defenders to provide higher quality legal representation to marginalized communities.
