Worthy, a new self care studio in Elmwood, focuses on healing your body and mind by dealing with stress.
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It’s always delicious and probably the restaurant I come to the most. I’m talking about The Wolf on Piedmont Avenue.
Chef Paul Conte has worked in restaurants all over the country, but his dream is to open a pizza restaurant.
Curious about the Piedmont Swim Team? Tryouts are coming up on August 15th and 16th. Hear more about the team from head coach Stefan Bill.
In the heart of Rockridge on College Avenue is a brand new women’s clothing store called Market. Jen Rego is the owner.
Mortgage rates have almost doubled since the beginning of the year. Brady Thomas, a loan advisor with La Salle Mortgage breaks it all down for us.
The sun is out and if you’re looking for a fun place with delicious food and drinks that is both kid and animal friendly, Arthur Mac’s is your spot. It’s located in North Oakland’s Longfellow neighborhood, behind the MacArthur Bart station . It has an outdoor beer garden, fire pits, handmade pizza and spicy wings. If those wings are a little too spicy, there is soft serve ice cream to cool you down.
June is pride month and Oakland based, Harmless Harvest is taking a slightly less conventional approach to showing their support. They hosted the first employee drag competition to raise money for LGBTQIA+ charities. Drag has deep roots in the LGBTQIA+ community as a freedom to express yourself and push the boundaries of what is accepted.
Everyone has a happy place. For me, it’s X-Core on Piedmont Ave. It’s a boutique fitness studio created by Elaine Pavich and Cora Wo. The two met while working for another studio in San Francisco when they decided to venture out on their own. Together they managed to create a unique and dedicated community around a fun-filled, intense workout.
Shakewell restaurant on Lakeshore avenue has a brand new cocktail! It’s called the Hey, Melanie! It has neft vodka, aperol, cantaloupe and lemon. Neft vodka donates to local LBGTQ+ centers. Also, find out how co-owners Tim Nugent and Jen Biesty decided to partner together to open one of Oakland’s hottest restaurants.
