Devil’s Canyon Brewers
February 18, 2011
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Devil’s Canyon Brewing Company
111 Industrial Road #7, Belmont.
Meet the Brewers: Food Truck – the Brewers Edition
Tied House Brewery and Hermitage Brewing Company
1627 S. 7th St. San Jose, CA 95112
February 19, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Admission: $25
Join us for the best mobile eats paired with the best local breweries from Silicon Valley and beyond. Just like the great minds that brought you Google and the microchip, these foodies and breweries are ahead of their time, and just all-around awesome. Don’t miss these great eats, local brews, and fantastically fun times.
Shore Dogs Park Redwood Shores
February 3, 2011
This is a great park… especially since you don’t have to have a leash to have your dog there. Shore Dogs Park is a completely fenced “off leash” dog park with a double-gated entrance to an area for large dogs and another area for small dogs. Benches, drinking water for dogs and doggie waste bags and dispensers are available. Shore Dogs is open for use from dawn until dark. During the rainy season, however, be advised that the park is subject to closure without prior notice at the discretion of the Park and Recreation Department and the Shore Dogs Board.
For information on closure due to rain call 650-654-6538.
Shore Dogs is located near the end of Radio Road in Redwood Shores, California, near a corner of San Francisco Bay, where during the spring and fall migration season, you can watch the shore birds.
Funny Video, Blackberry or Blackberry? You decide…
December 28, 2010
This is priceless for those of us who are tech challenged. Great British humor.
Have a laugh! http://wimp.com/myblackberry/
San Carlos First Holiday Happenings
December 4, 2010
Tonight was a great evening, the weather was great. I was amazed at home many children we had. The best part was the train ride, the line must have been a 2 hour wait. But, it was worth it, the train was all decked out in lights and the kids loved it as well as us adults. The street was closed and everyone had a great time. One plus was the West Bay Community Band. They were great! And, yes they will be playing tomorrow to welcome Santa‘s Sleigh in town. Let’s hope it doesn’t rain on them. Another plus was the monkey man, the kids just loved the monkey who took a penny and put it in his bucket… Another plus was the “Snowman”, he was one of the friendliest that I have seen and most kids seem to love taking their pictures with him, or the parent’s did at least.
The snow came later with the lighting show, what a great ending to a wonderful evening. Thanks to the workers of the SC Community Center and all the volunteers who made this happen and our finest police force.
HalloWine Party
October 30, 2010
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AFTERNOON only HalloWine party. Come in costume and get our Sunday wine tasting for just $0.01. Also, selected bottles on sale at 40% Off! An event, not to be missed. Just note that they will close early tomorrow because of Halloween! They will close at 5 pm. “Wines are so great that they are scary.”
Come by on Sunday from 2 – 5 pm and enjoy….
Savvy Cellars in Mountain View….
Domenico Winery Thriller Party
October 25, 2010
2nd Annual “Thriller Party” at Domenico Winery
Sweet Life
Productions Presents the 2nd Annual “Thriller Party”.
Come party
amongst the Wine Barrels at Domenico Winery!
SKIP The SF Cover Charge & Prepay 4 All Your Drinks!
DJ Ducci and
DJ will be spinning the 1′s and 2′s all night long
mixing House, Hip Hop,
Top 40, and Mashups.
Get Pre-Sale
Tickets NOW! read more
Red Morton RWC Spooktakular
October 15, 2010
Hi All, It is that time of year again. Fun for all ages. Please join us at the
Redwood City, Red Morton Park for a Spooktakular time! Happy Hunting!
San Carlos Art and Wine Festival
October 7, 2010
San Carlos Art and Wine Festival for 2010!
CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE PROGRAM,
INCLUDING BANDS & ENTERTAINMENT
One of the Peninsula’s Premier Fall Festivals, the San Carlos Chamber of
Commerce’s Art & Wine Faire celebrates its 20th year on October 9 & 10, 2010. The
Faire covers both sides of San Carlos Avenue (between El Camino and Walnut) and
down Laurel Street from San Carlos Avenue to Arroyo. The Faire is easily accessible
from Caltrain and SamTrans. This Faire would not be possible without the great support of our sponsors. A wide selection (over 290) of high quality,hand-picked artists present their beautiful work for Faire goers. There will be a treasuretrove of ceramics, pottery, watercolooilpaintings, photography, wood working andjewelry – something for everyone!
Wines, Champagne and Microbrews available
along with water and sodas.
Live Music on several stages
keeps the place hopping, Food – Lots of It!
International Food Booths, such as:
BBQ Thai Chicken & Pork Kabobs
Fried Calamari, Fish & Chips
Gyros, falafel, dolmas
BBQ tri-tip sandwiches
Corn dogs
Fried artichokes
Garlic Fries
Chocolate dipped frozen fruits
Funnel Cakes
Hand Shaken Lemonade
Hamburgers
Island Noodles
Gourmet Brownies
Family Fun Zone
Entertainment
Performances on the Family Fun Zone Stage
Emceed by Lori & RJ, Cotton Candy Express Music
More Kids Fun and hands-on activities such as:
- Face painting
- Make your own stuffed animal
- Candle making
- Costumes (Costumes & Themed Parties by Cynthia)
- Belmont-San Carlos Fire Department
- Hiller Aviation Museum – helicopter
- Caricatures
- Magician
- Dancing
Chocolate Festival in Belmont
October 5, 2010
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It is definitely that time of year again. The chocoholics dream come true! Last year was a blast. Chocolate and Music, what more could a person want. I am donating 2 tickets to the first people to response to this blog/event!
Happy Chocolate Eating.
Friday, October 8th and Saturday, October 9th - 7:30 to 10:0PM, as well as 1:30-4pm on Saturday.
Michael Medwid Jazz Group will play all 3 sessions. Door prizes, champagne, and gourmet coffee. Proceeds benefit agencies such as Samaritan House, Habitat for Humanity, and many others, as well as projects within the church..
Evenings – $22.50 presale, or $25 at the door; Afternoon is $17.50 presale, $20 at the door.
Children and seniors are $15 in the afternoon.
Chocolate candy, ice cream, cookie and dessert makers from the Bay Area will offer their chocolate wares for tasting. Call for tickets 593-4547 or website above.
