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COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jun 21

wow guys

Same poster as the one in the quoted post, except Nickelback, Doobie Bros, Korn, Slipknot, Van Halen, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, and Rush have been eliminated

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jun 21

Today, we’re gonna ask attendees of the Alameda Record Swap to settle the question of which band is the dadliest of all time. Whose paternal energy will reign supreme?

COYOTE Dadliest Band Tournament bracket, written in permanent marker

Bands include:
Nickelback, Steely Dan, Grateful Dead, Doobie Bros, Green Day, Korn, Metallica, Slipknot, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, ACDC, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rush, Pink Floyd

COYOTE@coyotemedia· May 17

You can also say hi to Honey

red long haired chihuahua lounging in a blue bed

COYOTE@coyotemedia· May 17

Hey hey! COYOTE’s IRL today at the Alameda Record Swap at Faction Brewing til 5pm. Come say hi! Grab a tote! Buy some records (from other people)!

COYOTE@coyotemedia· May 6

Welcome to the COYOTE Calendar of rad Bay Area events! This week we've also got queer prom, pinball, seafood foraging, and several ways to treat your mother (defined expansively). You can find all of the events at the link below. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

COYOTE CALENDAR
THU: 5.7
From Wakanda & Beyond:
Afrofuturism Explained
DRAKE'S BREWING COMPANY, SAN LEANDRO → 6:30PM ~ $25
You've probably heard the term "afrofuturism," but what does it actually mean? Come hear Sherinda Bryant, founder of the Afrofuturism Discovery Academy, talk about the past, present, and future of a fascinating and rich vein of Black creativity.
FRI: 5.8
Queer Prom Carnival
FREE
VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING, ALAMEDA → 6-9PM
Little me wouldn't have been out enough to go to this, but today's teens can enjoy a night of celebration and joy at this carnival-themed prom! Wear your stilts and your suits and your best ringleader outfits. Grades 6-12 only.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SAT: 5.9
Spring Bloom
FREE
PARQUE DE LOS POBLADORES, SAN JOSE → 12-5PM
It's flower season, and if you want to go all in on the florals, there's no better place to begin than this flower power event featuring 20 vendors dedicated to all things floral: fresh flowers, dried flowers, plants, artwork, planters, floral-inspired goods, and more. Come paint a vase, and get some flowers to put inside it! Plus tasty food, workshops, demos, and more.
Alan Chazaro on 'These Spaceships Weren't Built For Us'
MEDICINE FOR NIGHTMARES, SF → 7PM
FREE
COYOTE co-founder event alert!!!
Come hear Alan talk about his latest book of poetry (excerpts to get you excited can be found here) alongside friends and fellow poets Sarah O'Neal (also a COYOTE contributor!), Kevin Madrigal, and Sara Borjas.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SUN: 5.10
Mothers Day Foraging Brunch
MUIR BEACH → 11:30AM-2PM ~~ $145
Learn about all the amazing ways you can forage from the sea at this brunch and demonstration. You'll hand over your foraged finds to chef Linda Tay Esposito who will teach you how to make a Malaysian salad and prepare local seafood laksa over a fire.
MON 5.11
Lavender Pinball League Kickoff
EMPORIUM ARCADE BAR, SF → 7PM ~ $5 (SUGGESTED)
If you're ever been pinball-curious but also pinball intimidated, come check out this inclusive, beginner-friendly pinball league for queer people and their allies! This Monday listing is their kickoff date, but there are weekly meetups on Monday nights alternating between SF and Oakland.
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TUES: 5.12
IndigeQueer & QTBIPOC Healing
Drum Circle
ARTOGETHER, OAKLAND → 7PM
FREE
Join this healing circle as two-spirit and Indigenous queer organizers gather and contemplate how to heal in such a terrifying world. This is open to all, which is an incredible kindness. Be respectful and cool.
WED: 5.13
'Art-Science Undisciplined' Book
Talk
FREE
GREEN APPLE BOOKS, 9TH AVE, SF → 7PM
What does true collaboration between the arts and the sciences look like? It's playful, it's strange, it's harder than you think, but it can be transformational. Hear astrophysicist and artist
Dr. Natalie Gosnell speak with her longtime collaborator Janani Balasubramanian about their new book on unlocking the potential of these sorts of partnerships.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Apr 29

May Day's coming! As a special holiday treat @reveleth.com packed this week's calendar of Bay Area events with all the walkouts, protests, billionaire pestering parties, and marches they could scrounge up. Make good trouble out there 😈 www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

SAT: 5.2
The Boil
CALICRAFT BREWING CO., WALNUT CREEK → 2-5PM
The Bay Area has a lot, but one thing you don't see that often is a good New Orleans-style crawfish boil. Until now! Come eat river bugs at communal tables, make new friends, listen to good music. A real gathering.
The Gilded Age Ball
ALAMEDA ELKS LODGE → 6:30PM ~ $30-35
Bust out your finest Victorian garb (you've got that laying around, don't you?) and come dance the night away to period dances. "No partners required and all quadrilles and set dances will be taught and called at the ball." I don't know what that means, but maybe you do! If you see someone asking around about where they keep the guillotine, that's me.

COYOTE CALENDAR
SUN: 5.3
Free Chinese Medicine Clinic
CLINTON PARK, OAKLAND → 9AM-5PM
FREE
Drop in for a free massage, cupping, gua sha, moxa, and more! Folks Healing "brings together education, clinical care, and shared practice within a coherent cosmology rooted in seasonality, relationship, and lived experience."
Plus, free food!
MON 5.4
Queering the SF Budget: Activist
Teach in
STRUT, SF → 7-9PM
FREE
Budgets are only boring if you let them be!
Understanding budgets means understanding power, how money is spent, and how to change that. Come out and learn how SF is trimming its budget and cutting key HIV, LGBTQ+, and harm reduction programs, and help make plans on how to fight back.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
FREE
TUES: 5.5
Safety & Solidarity Forum
1286 FOLSOM STREET, SF → 7PM
"We keep each other safe" isn't just a slogan - it's something we can actually do. But it requires getting plugged in and informed about exactly how to do that. Come out to this event and learn about preparing and responding to ICE activity and how to help yourself and your community be as safe as possible when it comes to sex and substance use. Plus, tacos afterwards!
WED: 5.6
Bench Workshop
TREASURE ISLAND WORKSHOP, SF → 5-9PM ~~ $125
Learn to build a bench that you can brag about (and sit on) for years to come with Dykes with Drills (an incredible name). No woodworking experience necessary, but they do want you to have some familiarity with miter saws, drills, and drivers.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Apr 22

It's COYOTE calendar time, and we're back with a slate of excellent Bay Area events! Tempted by tall ships? Curious about cookbooks? Hoping to spend $0 on groceries and medical supplies? Check out our full roster of hand-picked listings on our site. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

COYOTE CALENDAR
THU: 4.23
'Girlfight' Screening
ORINDA THEATRE → 7:30PM ~ $13
Part of a series featuring women directors, Girlfight is marks two notable debuts:
Yellowjackets director Karyn Kusama as feature director and the GOAT action babe Michelle Rodriguez in the lead role. M-Rod's protagonist is a young Brooklynite who seeks emotional release in the male-dominated world of boxing.
FRI: 4.24
Laloush's Egyptian Pop-up
TAMARACK, OAKLAND → 7PM
Nosh on Egyptian home cooking by an indie chef channeling her childhood memories. The menu includes macarona bechamel, or "Egypt's lasagna," beef stuffed into grape leaves, and more. To drink, you'll get to choose from a selection of premium crafted milk teas, brought to you by rogue tea master Falling Goose.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
FREE
SAT: 4.25
Call of the Sea Tall Ship Celebration
BAY MODEL VISITOR CENTER, SAUSALITO → 10AM-2PM
Big boats bobbing boatily on the Bay! Come out to the marina to learn about the science of sailing, hear some shanties, and, of course, check out the brigantine Matthew Turner at this family-friendly hang.
Pita Workshop
FIG LEAF GARDENS, OAKLAND → 11AM-1PM ~ $60
There's something so fundamental about making a flatbread - reading (and kneading) the dough with your fingers, rolling it by hand, then grilling it over an open fire before dipping it in whatever. In this two-hour class, you'll learn how to do it all so you can impress everybody on your next camping trip.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SUN: 4.26
Build Your Own Synth
PLANETARIUM, RICHMOND → 2-5PM ~ $60
Everybody deserves a chance to have a synthesizer side project, but damn, those things can get expensive. Make your beep boop dreams a reality with this workshop, led by Dogbotic Labs, which will teach you how to DIY.
No experience needed.
MON 4.27
Birdwatching at Pacheco Marsh
PACHECO MARSH, MARTINEZ → 6-7PM
FREE
A restored salt marsh on the Martinez Delta shoreline is the setting for this evening bird walk led by local naturalists. The loop trail is flat, about 2.5 miles, and absolutely teeming with resident birds and mammals. Gotta spot 'em all!
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COYOTE CALENDAR
TUES: 4.28
Comic Narratives Workshop With
Jessica Fong
FREE
HALF MOON BAY LIBRARY → 3:30-4:30PM
Illustrator Jessica Fong will walk a small group (just 20 participants!) of teens (and up) through the art of visual storytelling:
specifically how to capture an entire narrative in a single comic strip. A rare, low-key opportunity to learn from a real pro.
WED: 4.29
Bury Me Already (It's Nice Down Here) Book Talk
NAPA BOOKMINE → 6PM
Julia Wertz (Tenements, Towers & Trash) returns to memoir territory with an illustrated book about pregnancy, miscarriage, a life-altering accident, pandemic wildfires, and somehow also parenthood.
FREE

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Apr 9

April 9 is #LocalNewsDay! Bay Area alt-weekly journalism shouldn’t just be something we’re nostalgic for — it should be thriving, pulsating, alive!! So for today only, you can get your first month of COYOTE for only $4 (usually $8). 👉 www.coyotemedia.org/local-news-day — offer ends April 10.

A bunch of colorful cartoon coyote heads arranged in rows.

Start Local. Stay Connected.
April 9, 2026
Local News Day

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Apr 8

It's time again for the COYOTE Calendar! Here are this week's hand-picked Bay Area events, just for you. On our calendar this week we've got Japanese BBQ, sheep shearing, puppetry lessons, and more. We'll post new events each Wednesday. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

COYOTE CALENDAR
THU: 4.9
Aku's BBQ@DTSJ Brewing
DTSJ BREWING, SAN JOSE → 6-9PM
Roll through for some tasty yakitori, prawn toast, and other izakaya snacks while you sip on local beer. Sometimes happiness really is that simple.
FRI: 4.10
Trans Femme Community Workout
RADICALLY FIT, OAKLAND → 5-6PM
Working out can be fraught as hell if you're trans, and doubly so for trans femmes. But it does not have to be so! No nervous sweating here: only the good kind with a sweet community. Bring a water bottle and be ready to move.
COVID SAFE, masks required and
provided
FREE
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SAT: 4.11
"Sheep to Sweater" at Petaluma
Adobe's Sheep Shearing Day
PETALUMA ADOBE STATE HISTORIC PARK → 11AM-2PM
FREE
My grandparents were sheep farmers so this one is close to my heart — learn how wool actually comes off the sheep! Spring means shearing and you can witness what that looks like under the expert guidance of shearer John Sanchez. Then, learn how that (honestly often pretty disgusting) pile of wool gets turned into yarn.
¡Feliz Cumple, Selena!
CRYBABY, OAKLAND → 10PM ~ $10+
It's time again to celebrate the queen of Tejano, taken from us too soon. Celebrate the lovely Selena with a playlist of banda, regional, corridos, cumbia, y más all night as well as a Selena look-alike contest hosted by KQED.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SUN: 4.12
Bring A Puppet to Life
PLANETARIUM, RICHMOND → 2-4:30PM ~ $30
I wasn't lying when I said I was in my puppet era. And you can be too with this class on puppeteering! BYOP (Bring Your Own Puppet, obviously) or borrow one and learn the ins and outs of how to bring a bit of fabric to life with movement, voice, and more.
MON 4.13
Made in Sichuan Pop-up
FOUR KINGS, SF → 6PM ~ $125
"Look forward to ingredients, techniques, and stories not often encountered here: pungent fresh-pressed rapeseed oil discovered while biking through villages in rural Sichuan, pao cai fermentation that date back millenia to the Zhou dynasty, and flavors bound to make you say "Bì15 tx!" (Bã shì dé băn) - one of the highest compliments in Sichuan dialect."
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COYOTE CALENDAR
TUES: 4.14
May Day Security Training
FREE
SOUTH BAY LABOR COUNCIL, SAN JOSE → 6:30-8:30PM
May Day is coming up and we hope you're figuring out how you're going to plug in, stand up, and opt out. To get ready for whatever action you might be taking, you're going to want to have a bit of training and thinking under your belt to keep your actions and community safe. This event will teach you all of that!
WED: 4.15
Destroy This House Book Talk
FREE
MILL VALLEY LIBRARY → 6:30PM
Hear McSweeney's ED Amanda Uhle talk about her memoir chronicling "the challenges of growing up with a desperately scheming father, a mother plagued by an acute hoarding disorder, and parenting parents while seeking independence." (Especially good for those with conflicted and complicated relationships with their parents.)

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Apr 1

It's time again for the COYOTE Calendar! Here are this week's hand-picked Bay Area events, just for you. On our calendar this week, we've got bee guts, doulas, post-colonial music, tempeh, and more. We'll post new events each Wednesday. Go forth and enjoy! www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

COYOTE CALENDAR
THU: 4.2
"Doula Diaries" Series Premiere
THE NEW PARKWAY, OAKLAND → 5:30-7:30PM ~ $10 NOTAFLOF
Check out the launch of a new documentary series about Black doulas and maternal health with filmmaker Jen Gilomen. Stick around for "a panel discussion, community resource fair, and time for expecting families and service providers to mingle and meet one another will follow the screening." All proceeds go to Black Women Birthing Justice.

FRI: 4.3
No One Way: Transmasc Art as
Activism in the Bay Area
QUEER ARTS FEATURED, SF → 5-8PM
FREE
At COYOTE we have been debating what, exactly, "Transmasc aesthetic" actually is. Perhaps this art show will provide clues. Check out this exhibit featuring several transmasc artists and their work.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SAT: 4.4
'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'
Screening
ORINDA THEATRE, ORINDA → 1PM & 7PM ~~ $13
When adding this to the calendar list Soleil noted that Roger Rabbit is their gender icon.
Fair! This movie scared the absolute shit out of me when I first saw it I maintain that this is NOT a children's film) but maybe you're hot for toons and terrifying Christopher Allen Lloyd.
Oakland Khmer New Year Festival
PERALTA HACIENDA HISTORICAL PARK, OAKLAND → 10-4PM
Let's be real: so many other countries do New Year Festivals better than the United States. Thankfully, Oakland is international enough that we get to experience a glimpse at those celebrations too. This week, it's Khmer New Year — and Oakland "comes alive with the colors, sounds, and spirit of Cambodia."
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COYOTE CALENDAR
SUN: 4.5
Yakitori Pop-Up
VILLAGE, VALLEJO → 11AM-4PM
The organizers of this are calling it a "multi sensory day party" which I think just means food and tunes and a market? Sounds delicious though - including a Taiwanese/Shanghainese yakitori menu and some local wines.
FREE
MON 4.6
Phage, Antibiotics, and the Bee Gut:
Ecology, Resistance, and Synergies
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY → 12-12:50PM
Forget your microbiome (sorry, but we both know it's long gone after that last ill advised trip to Taco Bell). What about bees? What's going on in those tiny bellies? This is what Dino Sbardellati studies and you can hear him talk all about it.
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COYOTE CALENDAR
FREE
TUES: 4.7
'Honey in the Wound' Author Talk
BOOK PASSAGE, SF → 5:30PM
Our very own Soleil is going to be at this one so it's mandatory for all true COYOTE lovers (we will be taking attendance!). Come hear them speak with Jiyoung Han about her magical realist novel Honey in the Wound.
WED: 4.8
Tempeh Making Workshop
PRESERVED, OAKLAND → 6-8:30PM ~~ $125
Tempeh is one of my favorite foods, so this one is absolutely going into my personal calendar: learn how to take beans and turn them into this magical foodstuff! Led by Reculture Foods (who make some of the best tempeh out there) you'll go home with everything you need to know to start tempeh-fying your house.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Mar 25

This week in the Bay Area — free soup! Erotic ecology (?)! A hole party (not that kind of hole)! PLUS, we have news! Starting this week, our calendar is also in convenient email newsletter form. Sign up on our site so you don't miss a thing! www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

THU: 3.26
Millbrae BART Station → 4-7pm
BART Mart Artist Alley
If you think about it, the horse was one of the earliest forms of faster-than-human transportation. Come see a bunch of cool artists making transit-themed (both train and horse) work. And, if you know what Umamusume is (which I... totally do...) bring your phone and join in on some races.

FRI: 3.27
‘The Way Disabled People Love Each Other’ Reading
Disability Cultural Center, SF → 7-9PM
Come hear Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha read from their new book of poetry. Plus, Piepzna-Samarasinha will present the Disability Grief Portal Altar — an opportunity to grieve, connect, and celebrate. 😷 COVID SAFE (masks required)

SAT: 3.28
Hole Party
Ocean Beach, SF → 1PM
Show up. Dig a giant hole. Fill in the hole. That's... the party. I don't know man, but it sounds somehow both fun and symbolic. Sisyphus could never.

Spring Community Dye Party
Lakeside Park Garden Center, Oakland → 1–3:30pM 〰 $66+
Spring is upon us, and with this class you can emerge from your winter hole in a new, hand dyed garment like some kind of enlightened cult escapee. Learn how to identify plants that can be used to dye fabric, how to extract and use that dye, and how to upcycle garments you have or find. All materials provided, no experience necessary.

SUN: 3.29
The Great Community Soup Bowl
[bangs a pot] FREE SOUP! Bring a friend and your extra soup stomach and get down on a warm bowl featuring vegetables grown by participants in our Grow With Us program. Also featuring: DJ Tae spinning songs to soup to and endless good vibes.
Paradise Community Garden, Hayward → 11am–4pm

MON: 3.30
Trans Day of Visibility
Take a little lunch break and celebrate trans and gender nonconforming folks with some special guest speakers and important info about gender affirming care services in Santa Clara County. You can also tour the Wellness Center space if you're curious what's on offer there.
colleQTIve, San Jose → 12–1pm

TUES: 3.31
Erotic Ecology Workshop
My Earthy freaks, we picked this one for you. "This workshop explores erotic ecology as a framework for understanding the relationship between sensory awareness, embodiment, and the living world." Slow down, listen to yourself and the Earth, and "reflect on aliveness as a relational and collective experience."
The Alembic, Berkeley → 6:30-8:30pm 〰 $20

WED: 4.1
67th Ever Bay Area Pun-Off
Please don't ask me how long it took me to try to come up with a funny pun to use for the pun event description. I failed, okay. It's too hard! Besides, I'm pretty sure that every person reading this immediately knows whether they want to go to a pun-off or not. Show up, or don't; I'll be too busy pretending not to laugh at bad puns to notice.
The Faight Collective, SF → 7PM & 9pm 〰 $28.52

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Mar 18

Looking for something joyful, strange, and maybe even FREE to do? This week’s lineup of Bay Area events, hand-picked by the COYOTE team: chicken butchery 101, Nowruz festivities, Tuvan throat singing, and so much more! www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

THU 3.19
Retro Tech Night: ctrl+art+delight 〰️ Are you ready to feel old? Great! Head to this "retro tech" night and see youth try to figure out how to use stuff you remember being cutting edge. Bring back the see-through computers! 〰️ 6–9pm 〰️ San Jose Museum of Art 〰️ FREE

FRI 3.20
Persian New Year: Nowruz Art, Tea & Treats Workshop! 〰️ Celebrate Persian Nowruz with a local Persian arts collective and gift shop! Art supplies, teas and sweets will be provided. Just bring your joy and curiosity — "come ready to create, taste, and connect!" 〰️ 7–9pm 〰️ MintPress Art Studio & Gift Shop, Berkeley 〰️ $17.85

SAT 3.21
Fierce Fat Flea Market 〰️ Tired of going to cool flea markets knowing that pretty much nothing is going to fit you? Come shop 20+ local vendors specifically catering to plus-size baddies — plus accessories, art, haircuts, food, and more. Bring clothes you don't want anymore and swap for new ones! 〰️ 11am–5pm 〰️ The Oakland Grove 〰️ 😷 COVID SAFE (masks required) 〰️ $5 suggested donation

Wrong Side of the Tracks Craft Club 〰️ Train Nerds 🤝 Craft Nerds. Come take the Goldrunner train from Emeryville to Martinez, crafting all the way, and then continue your work at Busywork alongside snacks, pop up vendors, "and lots of yarn." Swag bags for the first 20 people to arrive! 〰️ 2:30pm 〰️ Meet at Emeryville Station 〰️ FREE (but do RSVP)

SUN 3.22

Impressions of Spring Botanical Printing & Hike 〰️ Are you a gentle soul but sometimes just a little bit of punching is necessary? Come learn the art of tataki zome, the Japanese practice of pounding plant pigments into cloth, with Latino Outdoors. First you'll frolic with the wildflowers on a hike, then you'll make a botanical bandana to show off at your next soirée. Note: The hike is 1.5-mile loop with ~300 ft. elevation gain over uneven, rocky terrain. 〰️ 10am–12:30pm 〰️ Sunol Wilderness Preserve 〰️ FREE

MON 3.23
Chicken Butchery and Cookery 〰️ Did you know that Martin Yan (of Yan Can Cook) can debone a whole raw chicken in 24 seconds flat? Don’t you want to be a badass like him? Begin your journey to chicken mastery with this course that’ll show you how to use every part of the bird. 〰️ 6–9:30pm 〰️ 18 Reasons, SF 〰️ $240

TUE 3.24
Final Flock Vote 〰️ The Berkeley City Council is delivering their final vote on adding Flock cameras and it's important for the public to show up and remind elected officials that people do not want more invasive surveillance. 〰️ 6pm 〰️ Berkeley Unified School District Board Room 〰️ FREE

WED 3.25
An Evening with Kija Lucas 〰️ Here's an event on something super close to COYOTE's heart: how do we actually support artists right now? Kija Lucas, whose work hangs at Local Economy, talks through "what meaningful support looks like, how to recognize real opportunities for artists, how to find artwork you love, and how to support organizations and discover new artists along the way." 〰️ 6–8pm 〰️ Local Economy, Oakland 〰️ $10

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 18

This week's lineup of Bay Area events, hand-picked by the COYOTE team: a 👶 BABY RAVE, Lunar New Year parties, wreath making, and LOTS more. Full calendar at coyotemedia.org 🐺

THU: 2.19
‘The Vegan Creamery’ Author Talk
Farming Hope’s Refettorio, SF → 6pm–7:30pm 〰 $30+
Friend to both vegans and the lactose intolerant majority, Miyoko Schinner and her milk-free cheeses and butters are Bay Area treasures. She’s this month’s featured guest chef at local nonprofit Farming Hope, and she’ll be sharing her culinary philosophy (and some small bites) at this event.

FRI: 2.20
Lunar New Year Party
Disability Cultural Center, SF → 5pM-7:30pm
The Disability Cultural Center is hosting LNY with a lion dance, dumplings, and chosen family feels. Welcome the Year of the Horse, with all the bold moves and transformation it brings.
😷 COVID SAFE (masks required in some areas)

SAT: 2.21
Baby Rave
East Bay Community Space, Oakland → 9:30am–11:30am 〰 $20
Every month, babies can learn the ways of Peace Love Unity Respect and the mighty glowstick at this unstructured dance party. Costumes encouraged; babies get in free.

Black Planter Party Returns
Hella Bees, Oakland → 2pm–7pm
As a tribute to Black joy and the millennial urge to collect houseplants, local group Black Planter Party is giving out 1,000 plants to the first 1,000 people to show up to this event. There’ll also be live music and other Black-owned plant businesses selling their leafy wares.

SUN: 2.22
Peng You x Farmer Mai Lunar New Year Celebration
Green Valley Farm and Mill, Sebastopol → 10am–2pm 〰 $1-$20
Wheat wizard Farmer Mai is teaming up with the chefs behind pop-up series Peng You to present an unforgettable meal in a beautiful locale. The menu includes gua bao, Taiwanese pineapple and guava cakes, sesame noodles, and much more.

MON: 2.23
Bay Area Applied Mycology Social
The Finnish Hall, Berkeley → 7pm–9pm
And you thought we’d have an edition of the calendar without a mushroom event! This one looks rad: Three fungus experts (Chad Hyatt, Dr. Gordon Walker, and Harte Singer) will face off in the kitchen and show off their best mushroom creations.

TUES: 2.24
‘Love Rebels’ Author Talk
Pegasus Books Downtown, Berkeley → 6:30pm
In her new book, Love Rebels: How I Learned to Burn It Down Without Burning Out, Kitty Stryker shares her experience as an activist, street medic, and relationship educator to help others pursue the important work while maintaining healthy relationships, both with others and themselves.

WED: 2.25
Wreath Making
YBCA, SF → 2pm–4pm
See a video installation about structural oppression, then make a wreath about it. This free class includes complimentary fabric, felt and wire. It's in response to the (also free) video installation called ‘Prince of Homburg’ that explores "exhaustion as a response to structural oppression."

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 11

This week's lineup of Bay Area events, hand-picked by the COYOTE team: death myths of Ancient Egypt, lasso lessons with Black cowboys, a squatting stool-building workshop with handy lesbians, vampire drag, a V-Day party for the disability community, and LOTS more. Full calendar at coyotemedia.org 🐺

THU: 2.12
The Return of Ancient Epic: The Egyptian Book of the Dead
Clio’s, Oakland → 7pm–9pm 〰 $7+
Can I get a “hell yea” from my fellow Anubis stans? At this talk, scholar Rita Lucarelli will get deep into how ancient Egyptians prepped themselves, literally and figuratively, for the afterlife. “Expect a vibrant conversation that reveals mythology and afterlife texts as living systems of meaning.”

FRI: 2.13
Love Birds Mask-erade Ball
Disability Cultural Center, SF → 6pM-9pm
Get hot and heavy while celebrating the joy of disability solidarity. Featuring a DJ, photo booth, snacks, and gorgeous handmade facemask bling. 😷 COVID SAFE (masks and testing required)

SAT: 2.14
Black Cowboy Academy
Children’s Fairyland, Oakland → 10am–1pm
Did you know that Bill Pickett, the most famous Black cowboy in American history, invented the technique of “bulldogging,” or taking down a bull by biting its lip? Yeowch!! While you’re likely not going to do any of that at this event at Fairyland, aspiring cowpokes will get to learn how to lasso while hanging out with “REAL, LIVE PONIES.”

Passages x See Eat V-Day Dinner
Passages Wine Bar, SF → Seatings at 6pm and 8:30pm 〰 $100
California hippie food meets Shanghainese techniques at this special four-course dinner at an underground (but not literally) wine bar. Dinner will include a live performance by experimental musician and artist X Medianoche.

SUN: 2.15
Squatting Stool Workshop
Bay Area Maker Farm, Alameda → 2pm–6pm 〰 $125
Bless the lesbians. That’s all I have to say. Join the Dykes with Drills for this hands-on workshop where you’ll craft something that will seriously change your life. No prior woodworking experience required.

MON: 2.16
Kinky Trivia Night
The Warehouse Cafe, Port Costa → 7:30pm
Join your fellow pervos at Port Costa’s finest (and only) dive bar for a fetish-themed trivia night. The grand prize is a $50 gift certificate from the bar — that’s good for like, three Long Island Iced Teas! That’s totally a normal amount of them to drink.

TUES: 2.17
Théâtre Des Vampires
Thee Stork Club, Oakland → 8Pm 〰 $12+
Here’s a Mardi Gras party that’s less Dr. John and more Anne Rice. This drag and variety show is inspired by Interview With The Vampire, so come with plastic fangs and thralls in tow.

WED: 2.18
Dumplings and Disability: A Lunar New Year Gathering
Cal Alumni House, Berkeley → 4pm-7pm
This is Lunar New Year — disability activism edition! Featuring a lion dance from trans, disabled, queer, anti-imperialist dance troupe Comrade Lover; an intergenerational panel discussion about disability advocacy; dumplings; an acapella musical performance in Mandarin; an exchange of fortunes; and an ancestor altar.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 10

SF teachers strike, day 2:

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 9

Rose, Nate, and Jules, students at Peabody and Roosevelt, out here for their teachers. “We’re French, so we know how to strike,” Jules’ mom told me. “It’s important to stand up for teachers. We’ve had wonderful teachers.”

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 9

AJ Johnstone, a teacher at Independence High: “I’ve been with the district for 26 years… and we should have done this 26 years ago. Enough is enough.”

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 9

Chris Hackett and Christina Harr, community health outreach workers at SOTA and Presidio Middle School. Out here especially in support of social workers, paraeducators and special ed teachers who are doing vital jobs and not earning a living wage

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 9

Emma here. Massive turnout at SF Civic Center rn in support of UESF and the teachers strike. Teachers, principals, parents, students.

a rally with people holding signs that say our students are worth fighting for and pay our teachers a living wage

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 4

One big difference at COYOTE: We promise that none of our worker-owners will invest millions of dollars into allowing billionaires to continue avoiding paying into CA’s social safety net!

Michael Moritz, the billionaire co-founder of the San Francisco Standard, has reportedly poured seven figures into a group that could help punt California’s controversial wealth tax proposal.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Feb 4

This week on the COYOTE Calendar... queer chess! A hangout for typeface nerds! A Bad Bunny halftime show watch party! And lots more fun as hell events to liven up your life in the Bay Area, hand-picked by the COYOTE team. To see our full listings, check out coyotemedia.org 🌱

THU: 2.5
Font Friends Hangout
Letterform Archive, SF → 6PM-7:30PM 〰️ $10 donation
How do you feel about Comic Sans? Papyrus? What about Bodoni? If you notice when the kerning is off, this meetup is for you. Plus, the folks from the archive will have some piece of their collection out on view for this. Get your font nerdery on! We will not judge you.

FRI: 2.6
Heated Rivalry Rave: A Hot Sexy Yearning Party
The Stud, SF → 10PM-2Am 〰️ $24-$55
You've read the books, you've watched the show, you've seen the memes, but have you been to the rave? Yes, a Heated Rivalry Rave. Get sweaty. No hockey knowledge required. Bring your own banana.

SAT: 2.7

Clay, Conversation & Community Care
Artillery Ceramics, SF → 11Am–2pm
Veins of natural clay run through the ground across borders all over the world. Join friends and neighbors in the universal act of making something from the Earth while learning your rights, and raising funds for the Deportation Defense & Legal Advocacy Program.

11th Annual Black History Month Celebration
Freight and Salvage, Berkeley → 7PM 〰️ $39+
This is the 11th year for this event by the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, and it's always a powerful, very cool night that blends traditional and contemporary gospel with deep-cut spirituals rarely heard outside the South. This one sells out most years, so get your tickets fast.

SUN: 2.8
Paper Food Workshop
Draw Together, Emeryville → 10Am–4Pm 〰️ $160
An artist at the studio I work out of makes these absolutely incredible, lifelike, paper surprise items, and I've always been curious how you would even begin making something like that! Now you can learn. No experience necessary; just come ready to play with paper.

MON: 2.9
Oakland Small Biz Townhall + Arms Embargo
Understory, Oakland → 6pm-8pm
Learn more about the Oakland Arms Embargo campaign and how small businesses and coops can support the organizing to stop arms from leaving our town to fuel the genocide of Palestinians.

TUES: 2.10
Queer Chess Night
Mother, SF → 6pm-9Pm
Come capture some kings and queens both literally and figuratively at this free event. No chess experience required, so if you're chess-curious you're welcome to come — or if you're an expert with some sick tactics to share, bring those too.

WED: 2.11
A Vita and Virginia Valentine's Party
Womb House Books, Oakland → 6pm-9pm 〰️ $10 donation
Tumblr sapphics assemble! A night of letter reading (featuring famous bangers like "I am reduced to a thing that wants Virginia") and discussion of friendship, romance, and creativity. Plus, a floral workshop for your own literary love affair.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 28

What's going on in the Bay Area this week? Check out our list of events hand-picked by the COYOTE crew, including an antiques roadshow, a masked hangout in the South Bay, a free zine-making workshop, and lots more! Head to our site to see the full listings. www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

Illustration of a plumber holding a pipe with a maid looking saucily at him and an older woman scowling behind them. "Welcome to the COYOTE Calendar. This week we've got an antique show, q&A with a plumber, a goth party, and more.
to see the full listings, check out our site!"

THU: 1.29
Mercy’s Antiques Roadshow
Mercy Retirement & Care Center, Oakland → 11AM-12:30PM
If you’re an antiques fiend and want to see what treasures the folks at Mercy Retirement and Care Center have hidden away, come to this Antiques Roadshow-inspired event. A local estate sale expert will be on hand to value things. Call 510-281-7938 to reserve your spot.

FRI: 1.30
The Settlers
Hillside Community Church, El Cerrito → 7PM-9pm 〰️ $10 donation
Tough but necessary viewing — The Settlers offers an intimate look at extremist Israeli settlers and their expanding attacks on Palestinian communities. After the film, there will be a Q&A with Oakland's Sydney Levy who will "recount his time standing in solidarity with Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest."

SAT: 1.31
Ask a Contractor - Free
Oakland Tool Lending Library → 10Am–5pm
Don't believe HGTV — it actually is hard to take down that wall. Come hear presentations from an electrician, a plumber, a carpenter, and a pest control technician and then ask your questions in a Q&A. Learn what you can probably do yourself, and what you should absolutely not try without expert help (electrical says hello).

Masked Hangout & Game Night -Free
Unity Spiritual Center, Los Gatos → 2PM-8PM
Join your fellow COVID safe baddies for a game night and community hang out. Bring a game, play a game, meet cool people! KN95s or better required, indoor event with open doors and air filtration.

SUN: 2.1
Zine Making Workshop - Free
Cartoon Art Museum, SF → 12Pm–4Pm
Zines are the lifeblood of punk and DIY culture, and they’re so fun to make. Come through and learn the ins and outs of making your own little book of images, ideas, and more. Anybody over the age of six is invited!

MON: 2.2
Fugitive Networks: Black Women’s Everyday Politics on Venezuela’s Central Coast - Free
UC Berkeley → 3:30pm-5pm
Grow your brain with this talk by Dr. Nadia Mosquera Muriel on the concept of "fugitive networks" and Black Women's political mobilizations in Venezuela — a country in the news a lot recently, but that it seems many Americans know very little about.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 28

Late last year, Vincent D and his friends were feeling down about how stretched thin their community seemed to be. But what is there to really do about it? Turns out, a lot! www.coyotemedia.org/i-hosted-a-m...

A hand drawn black and white comic that says "I hosted a mutual aid swap in my back hard and so can you! by Vincent D." Around the words are several animals, including a squirrel, an owl, a raccoon, and a pigeon.

A hand drawn black and white comic featuring several animals hanging around chatting. At the top left it says "Berkeley, CA November 2025." The squirrel says "Damn... people in my mutual aid group chats are asking for $25 to pay a bill... a pair of socks... folks are really struggling!" The owl says "The food pantry line was so long today... These SNAP cuts are so brutal." The raccoon says "And it's only going to get worse." The squirrel says "I'm so sick of watching all of us pass the same $20 back and forth! This town is full of millionaires, and people can't afford SOCKS?" The owl says "it's infuriating... at least people are doing some great mutual aid work." The raccoon says "I saw some folks online do a free swap market... it would be so cool to do something like that here!" The squirrel says, "well... we do have a big back yard." The raccoon says "... and we know a lot of folks in need." The squirrel says "FUCK IG! Let's get people some free shit!"

A hand drawn black and white comic that shows animals going all over town askig for and gathering up supplies. The squirrel says "Okay we picked a date, and now we need donations of food, clothes, art, and COVID supplies! Time to leverage our communities!" The raccoon says "I reached out to our local mask bloc!" and "I knocked on our neighbors doors and asked if they had food or other items to spare!" The frog says "I checked if my local library distributes COVID supplies!" The squirrel says "I asked local artist friends (who I kenew could spare the income) to donate their art so people could take it home as gifts" and "I asked for donations from people I know have extra to give, such as wealthy friends from church and work, and my rec sports team!" A caption says "We were floored by everyone's generosity. Well... almost everyone." A beaver wearing an apron that says "progressive grocery store" says "Sorry, you're not a 501 C3..."

A hand drawn black and white comic that shows an owl flying over several places — churches, encampments, parks and bus stops. The owl says "I'll post flyers for our event in places where our vulnerable neighbors will see them." The raccoon says "don't forget to post flyers on social media!" Then we see animals all carrying tables, chairs, signs and supplies. The pigeon says "Last but not least, we gathered a small army of friends to help us setup." Below, the scene is set with tables full of clothes, food, art, and COVID supplies. The raccoon says "we did it." The squirrel says "oh God, I hope people come..."

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 22

THIS WEEK IN THE BAY 🎨🌿🎶 We've got the eclectic lineup of your dreams: tarot readings, amphibian adventures, experimental art clubs, Indian classical sessions, and a burger party with a DJ. Most events are FREE! Check coyotemedia.org for the complete calendar 🗓️

THU: 1.22
Astrology and Tarot Salon
Bathers Library, Oakland → 6PM-8PM 〰️ $7+
I am not an astrology guy, but I understand that many of you are (and I love that for you!). So this one is for my witchy baddies: Join fellow tarot and astrology lovers to discuss "the current transits and related tarot cards and themes to better understand the cosmic energy of the moment."

FRI: 1.23
Art Walk: 1-800 Happy Birthday at The Guardhouse
Fort Mason Center Festival Pavilion, SF → 6PM (Free)
"The rotating installation — which started as a website and short film in 2014 — honors victims of police killings by inviting family, friends, and strangers to leave birthday messages on repurposed NYC phone booths."

SAT: 1.24
Knitting & Study Circle
San Jose Peace & Justice Center → 10:30Am–12:30pm (Free)
Knit beanies for mutual aid distribution and listen to “Perfect Victims: and the Politics of Appeal” by Mohammed el-Kurd with fellow creatives who care. (And if you're not a knitter, but want to bring another craft while you listen, that's cool too!)

Meklit
The Freight, Berkeley → 8PM 〰️ $34
You know when you see someone perform and you think "oh, THAT is what talent looks like?" Be ready for that feeling on this one. Meklit Hadero is a singer/songwriter/podcaster/polymath with a really incredible live show. Backed by a full band, Meklit blends jazz, Ethiopian folk sounds and more into something really special.

SUN: 1.25
Amphibian Amble
Briones Regional Park, Martinez → 8:45Am–12Pm (Free)
It's newt time!!! The winter rain means that the rough-skinned newts have made their way back to their ponds to lay eggs. Go visit them in their natural habitat, and learn words like unken and aposematic. The hike is four miles total, with a few hundred feet of elevation change, so be ready for that. RSVP required.

MON: 1.26
Bad Art Club presents... Tearing Shit Up & Sticking It Down
Frontier Tower, SF → 6pm-9pm 〰️ $15+
Calling all chaos artists! It's time to get weird, get dirty, and fuck around and find out what you're capable of. "The point is not what you make, it's how you feel making it." The only rule is that you show up unprepared. All supplies will be provided.

TUES: 1.27
Bar Chisme at Tacos Oscar
Tacos Oscar, Oakland → 5pm-9pm
So many burger pop-ups leave us vegetarians behind, but not this one! Join for burger options of all varieties, plus a DJ so you can dance on a full stomach. "Come chill with your homies, throw back a couple and soak in what the Oakland restaurant industry is known for, being dope."

WED: 1.28
Indian Classical Sessions
Medicine for Nightmares, SF → 7pm-9pm 〰️ $10 (suggested)
Celebrate "the meditative beauty, ecstatic energy, and sheer majesty of South Asian music." Four short live sets that represent different influences and traditions in the world of South Asian music — perfect whether you're already a fan, or just curious about what the music from this part of the world sounds like.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 15

Looking for stuff to do this week? Why not a water-themed rave, an anti-🧊 party, or a talk all about SPAM? Most events are FREE or under $60. Stop doomscrolling, start participating 🌿 Full lineup at www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

THU: 1.15
¡FUERA ICE!
El Rio, SF → 8PM-12AM 〰️ $15 NOTAFLOF
Shit is fucking bad right now y'all. Show up for your community, go out and document ICE, help your neighbors, support your communities, but also build in time to celebrate that there are way more of us than there are of them. In the words of the organizers of this event: "KEEP ON FAMILY! BE RADICAL! BE READY! PRAY! LOVE! CRY! SING! RUN! JUMP! DANCE! AND PRAY SOME MORE!"

FRI: 1.16
Cookbook Swap
Preserved, Oakland → 6PM-7PM 〰️ REGISTRATION REQUIRED
I love the premise of this event, and I wish it was more common for all books! Here's how it works: Bring a cookbook you're ready to part with, give a little pitch for why you love it, and then send it along to a new home, and pick a new one for yourself.

SAT: 1.17

Trans Bay Area Walk and Draw at Lake Merritt
Lake Merritt (meet by the Fairyland sign) → 1Pm–3pm
Meet up with trans cuties and draw together at Lake Merritt! In these times it's so crucial to do fun cute things with fun cute people and this is a great way to do that. Make sure to wear comfy shoes and bring whatever art supplies you wish.

Tenant and Neighborhood Councils Clothing Swap
Two Pitchers Brewery, Oakland → 2PM-5pm
Don't give your clothes to Goodwill (fuck them), bring them to a community meetup or mutual aid swap like this one. And if you need new clothes, come get some here. Plus, meet up with members of the Bay's autonomous tenant union — they do great work.

SUN: 1.18
Aquatic Algorave
TIAT, SF → 9pm–12Am 〰️ $10-$25 (suggested)
A night of aquatic themed raving, where the music and visuals are coded in real-time. Dress like a fish, or the water they swim in, and vibe the night away.

MON: 1.19
MLK Day of Service @ Urban Tilth
Richmond Greenway Trail → 9AM-1pm
Join community members to help maintain and improve the Richmond Greenway Trail.

My Friend Fernando X Wingen Bakery
Wingen Bakery & Restaurant, Livermore → 5pm & 8pm 〰️ $161
Mexican meets Italian in this collaboration between Jacob Croom and Aimee & Bryan Wingen. A perfect combination of classic and surprising, in a homey environment.

TUES: 1.20
Omnivore Books, SF → 6:30pm
Kelly A. Spring talks SPAM: A Global History
I'm a vegetarian and the thing I miss the most about eating meat is SPAM. I'm not ashamed! SPAM is fucking delicious. It's also extremely interesting. Spring's book "explores how [SPAM] became a WWII cultural marker, spreading American values globally."

WED: 1.21
2026 Public Domain Film Remix Contest Screening & Party
Internet Archive, SF → 6pm-10pm 〰️ $15
Forget the Golden Globes, this is the real red carpet that matters. This year, creative work from 1930, and sound recordings from 1925 entered the public domain. And if you come to this, you'll see what the creative people of today did with those pieces.

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 8

Tamales + karaoke at the library, climate justice walking tours, letter writing for incarcerated queer folks, plant sales & sweater repair clinics — Jan 8-14 is packed Most events are FREE or under $60. Stop doomscrolling, start participating 🌿 Full lineup at www.coyotemedia.org/coyote-calen...

Illustration of two women sewing.

Text: COYOTE Calendar Jan 8-Jan 14. Welcome to the COYOTE Calendar. This week we've got tamales, a plant sale, sweater repair, and more. To see the full listings, check out our site!

THU: 1.8
Tamales Karaoke
Berkeley Public Library - West Branch → 5PM-7PM
Hey, whoever is doing the events for the Berkeley Public Library these days is killing it. Whoever you are: I see you. I appreciate you. This one offers answers to pressing questions like: “Does Bad Bunny have a hearty appetite? Does Lalo Guerrero have the best lyrics about Mexican food?” Tamale dreams, pop song fantasies, and more at the library.

FRI: 1.9
Minor Chord Seasonal Showcase
Ivy Room, Albany → 7PM 〰️ $10 in advance, $15 at the door
A fun lineup of slightly gritty, boppy bands. (Can you tell I'm not a music critic?) The Strange Ones, The Helltones, Crop Top, The BPMs, Lost Objects and Normal Weirdos.

SAT: 1.10
Climate Justice in Chinatown: An Oakland Walking Tour
Oakland (register FOR location) → 11Am–2pm
Travel through historic Oakland Chinatown and see for yourself “what environmental inequity looks like in an urban context and how it intersects with issues like gentrification, inequitable development, and privatization of green spaces.” But it's not all bleak. The tour will also feature stories of resilience and community organizing around green spaces and low-income housing projects.

Letter Writing w/ Flying Over Walls
Sour Cherry Comics, SF → 1PM-4pm
Write letters and birthday cards to queer/trans incarcerated comrades! Supplies provided, all you have to bring is yourself and your good heart.

SUN: 1.11
Plant Sale Fundraiser
Free Oakland UP, Oakland → 12pm–4pm
I'm fascinated by the model of Free Oakland UP — a community shop that offers people one free item inside per day. To help support that, they're running a plant sale — featuring houseplants, garden plants, hanging plants, monsteras, ferns, begonias, tillandsia, rhipsalis, hoyas, philodendrons, carnivorous plants, cactus, succulents and more.

MON: 1.12
They Have Names: Hind Rajab, in her voice
Medicine for Nightmares, SF → 6:30pM-8:30pm
It's hard to believe that it's been nearly a year since Hind Rajab and her family were killed in Gaza. This theatre piece returns to her, “not to recount death, but to be remembered as she lived -playful, wise, and full of dreams.”

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Jan 1

What's going on in the Bay Area this week? Check out this snapshot of COYOTE's weekly calendar of hand-picked events to get you off the couch! This week, we've got a new year's day hike, DIY spectroscopes, vision boarding, and more. To see the full listings, check out coyotemedia.org

Coyote Calendar Jan 1-7. Welcome to the COYOTE Calendar. This week we've got hikes, free jazz, vision boarding, and more.
to see the full listings, check out our site!

Image of 7 masculine figures walking on grass

New Year’s Day Hike
If you're not hungover (or maybe even if you are) there's no better way to start a new year than with a hike. Get out of the house, touch grass, and maybe set a tone for the year in which you aren't scrolling on your phone for 12 hours a day. Cut it down to 11 this year. I believe in you.
THU: 1.1
Half Moon Bay State Beach → 10AM
FRI: 1.2
First Friday Night at CuriOdyssey
CuriOdyssey, San Mateo → 5pm-8PM 〰️ $28
hese happen at CuriOddyssey every first Friday, but this one is special because it's your last chance to play around with their light-based exhibit IlluminOdyssey, which features the opportunity to build your own spectroscope. If you don't know what that is, this is one very fun way to find out.

Angel Bat Dawid & 9MAGICFOREVER1: 9th Gate Sonic Research Society (N.G.S.R.S.)
SAT: 1.3
The Freight, Berkeley → 8pm 〰️ $39 in advance, $44 at the door
What better way to start the new year than with a little afrofuturist experimental music as a treat? Two Chicago-based artists are coming through with their project N.G.S.R.S. which is "inspired by Chicago’s rich traditions of free jazz, avant-garde music, and Sun Ra’s cosmic explorations..."
Sharks x Earthquakes Bay Area Unite
SAP Center, San Jose → 1PM 〰️ $47+
The Sharks don't suck ass this year! Trust the process, blah blah blah. Come out and see them play before tickets get stupid expensive.

SUN: 1.4
Mushrooms in the Garden
Does every COYOTE calendar have some kind of mushroom or lichen event? Possibly. I am who I am. The fungal events will continue until morale improves. This one is at the UC Berkeley Botanical Garden, one of my favorite places in the East Bay. Let Cat Callaway, UCBG horticulturist for Ethnobotanical Collections teach you about mushrooms.
UC Berkeley Botanical Garden → 10aM–11am 〰️ $24
MON: 1.5
The Man in the Moon
The Orinda Theatre is doing a series called "50 Movies You May Not Have Seen, That You Should" and this is one of them — featuring Reese Witherspoon's first movie role! After the film there will be a discussion with author and film critic Derek Zemrak.
Orinda Theatre → 6:30pM 〰️ $711

COYOTE@coyotemedia· Dec 10

What's going on in the Bay Area this week? Check out this snapshot of COYOTE's weekly calendar of hand-picked events to get you off the couch! This week, we've got a Christmas party at Seafood City, Alicia Silverstone (!!!), eggnog, and more. To see the full listings, check out coyotemedia.org.