Sunday, May 5th, 2024 10am to 5pm
The Cinco de Mayo Parade on Saturday is postponed due to stormy weather. While Saturday’s parade is postponed, the Cinco de Mayo festival set for Sunday, May 5 will continue as planned and is expected to draw thousands.
23rd Street between Rheem Ave and Clinton Ave
Richmond Rotarians: 23rd Street Merchant Association President: Gonzalo Ochoa and Senior Advisor Alan Baer
Continue reading →Wednesday May 15th at 5:00 p.m
RPAL, 2200 Macdonald Avenue, Richmond
Food will be prepared and distributed by youth completing the CCYSB Job Readiness Program.
Sandwiches, toiletries, and blankets to be distributed to unhoused Neighbors in need. First come, first served while supplies last.
For more information email IMALAVE@wccysb.org
Continue reading →A heartfelt thank you to the Richmond Rotary Club, John Simon Ellis and Cheryl, Darlene Rios Drapkin, and the East Bay Pickle Ball Association for your unwavering support and encouragement at Free Family Day on Saturday, May 18th!
We’re thrilled to share the news of our recent Children’s Art Exhibition, held in collaboration with the Richmond Museum of History & Culture. This event marked the culmination of our program, and it was a resounding success.
The exhibit showcased the incredible artwork created by the talented young artists in our program, as young as 2 years. Seeing their work displayed in a museum setting was a truly moving experience for the families involved.
This exciting showcase is on view from May 18, 2024 – July 27, 2024, highlighting the artistic talents of the young artists nurtured at Children’s Art Studio Richmond.
Gallery hours: Thursday – Sunday: 1 pm – 4 pm
Continue reading →We weres honored to host the Shimada Student Ambassadors for lunch on March 22nd. The exchange students visited Richmond for a week and brought maps and tour guides from the city of Shimada and other towns in the area.
Continue reading →On Saturday March 23rd, there was a well attended community conversation event at the Richmond Museum of History and “From Underinvestment to Flourishing: Reinvigorating the Arts in Richmond”.
Left to Right are:
Evelyn Santos (Executive Director of the Richmond Museum of History & Culture) and contributing panelists Michele Seville, B K Williams, Jenny Balisle, and Richmond Rotarians Maria Tuttle (moderator) and Tiffany Harris.
