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Where in Alameda?Sketches by Nancy Seamons Crookston
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Where in Alameda? Sketches by Nancy Seamons Crookston
Feel Good KitchenFernside Boulevard
Meet Captain Fantastic Live and In Person!
Tommy* Turns 40!
CARNEGIE PHILANTHROPIC FLIPOUT Help Expand the Pacific Pinball Museum
and Reopen the Alameda Carnegie Library
Celebrate 40 Years of The Who’s Rock Opera “Tommy”A Major Fundraiser for the Pacific Pinball Museum’s expansion into the Alameda Carnegie Library
Thursday, Oct. 29 • Doors: 5:30pm Show: 6:30pm • $20 AdmissionLive Auction • Screening of “Tommy” • Debut of The Balls A Poppin’ Documentary • Costumes Welcomed
Alameda Theater • 2317 Central Avenue • Tickets/Info: www.pacificpinball.org*The 1975 Film "Tommy" was rated PG but contains some material that may not be appropriate for children.
Alameda’s Newest Newlyweds
Alameda residents Scott and Lisa Amstutz were married Sept. 7 in Tilden Park, Berkeley. The ceremony and reception were held at the Brazil
Room. Lisa is a public relations manager with staffing firm Robert Half and a two-time Ironman triathlon fin-isher. Scott is an aviation maintenance supervisor and works at the Oakland International Airport. The groom grew up in Alameda, and the bride is from Danville. They live on Bay Farm with their dog, Marlowe. The couple spent their honeymoon in Cambria, Calif.
Photo courtesy Hazy Lane Studios
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human condition. Set in the court of Denmark, this murder mystery fea-tures Shakespeare’s most famous soliloquy, “To be or not to be.”
This one-hour touring produc-tion travels with a cast of pro-fessional actors in costume, with set, props and live music. After the performance, the cast will take questions.
This performance is free and open to all. For more information, call 747-7713 or email [email protected].
Show Someone You Love Them: Listen
The Great Thanksgiving Listen is a national assignment to engage people of all ages in the act of listen-ing and to capture the voices and stories of thousands of Americans through one-on-one interviews throughout the Thanksgiving hol-iday period. In support of this effort by StoryCorps, the AML will host a workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 6:30 p.m. and provide listening areas during the Great Thanksgiving Listen, Nov. 16 through 30.
To participate in the event, download the free StoryCorps app. The Nov. 10, workshop will be facili-tated by Theo Wismar, an Encinal High School student and current user of the app. The goal of this event is to get users comfortable using the app and ready to partici-pate in the Great Listen.
From Monday, Nov. 16, through Friday, Nov. 30, AML will make two
Listening Corners available for those wishing to conduct inter-views. Completed interviews can be immediately uploaded to StoryCorps and the Alameda Free Library Facebook account as well (instructions will be provided).
For more information call 747-7713 or write [email protected].
Board Game Day at the Library
On Sunday, Nov. 22, AML will host a free board game program for International Games Day @ Your Library, a day that celebrates play-ing games with the local community. The program takes place 2 to 5 p.m.
International Games Day @ Your Library is an initiative created by the American Library Association and the Australian Library and Information Association. It was created to encourage communi-ties across the world to collabo-rate and play games together in the library. All seven continents, including Antarctica, participated in the game day last year.
The library will provide a selec-tion of board games and partici-pants may also bring their own games to play. Friendly competition is encouraged and all ages and skill levels of players are invited to participate.
For more information, call the AML reference desk at 747-7713.
The Alameda Main Library, loca-tion for all the events listed, is at 1550 Oak St. at the corner of Lincoln Avenue.
Library: Events coming up during NovemberContinued from page 7
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