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Impact Vector: Bay Area

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Nov 11, 2026

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Under the Stars: SF supergroup The Odyssey Cult let it rip — 2026-07-31 31.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we dive into the best of what the Bay has to offer. Today, we're exploring refreshing swimming spots in Berkeley, a vibrant mural on 6th Street, and a delightful twist on tea culture. Let's dive in! First up, if you're in Berkeley and the summer heat is getting to you, there are plenty of places to cool off. From city-run pools like King...

Around Berkeley: National Night Out, concert for Venezuela earthquake victims — 2026-07-30 30.07.2026

## Short Segments ## Feature Story Berkeley is buzzing with community spirit as it gears up for National Night Out on August 5th, a nationwide event aimed at fostering police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. This year, Berkeley is hosting over 90 block parties, meet-ups, potlucks, and socials, offering a perfect opportunity for visitors and residents alike to connect with the l...

One of the hottest tickets in S.F. is storytime at the Mission Bay library — 2026-07-29 29.07.2026

## Short Segments In Oakland, young innovators are making waves with AI-powered apps designed to tackle community issues. Last week, a group of young Black men and boys showcased their creations at the Kapor Center. These apps address challenges like substance abuse, fear of immigration enforcement, and employment opportunities. The event, organized by Kingmakers of Oakland, aims to inspire the ne...

Berkeley is a hotbed for estate sales — 2026-07-28 28.07.2026

## Short Segments Get ready to experience a unique blend of dance and storytelling at the ODC Summer Sampler, running from July 30th to August 2nd in San Francisco. This year's program features three captivating works, including KT Nelson's "Nothing's Gonna Make Sense," a poignant reflection on grief following the unexpected loss of her husband. Also on the lineup is Catherine Galasso's "Unreliabl...

West SoMa entertainment zone launches to boost San Francisco nightlife — 2026-07-27 27.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the region. Today, we're diving into the vibrant scene at the San Francisco Art Book Fair and exploring the exciting launch of a new entertainment zone in West SoMa. Let's start with the art book fair that drew a crowd of 30,000 and a few unexpected guests. This year's San Francisc...

People We Meet: Coach B, San Francisco’s mobile gym rat — 2026-07-26 26.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and hidden gems from San Francisco to San Jose. Today, we explore a new opportunity for artists in Sonoma County and a social media victory for a beloved SoMa bar. First up, Sonoma County is opening its doors to creativity with the Arts Impact Grants for Organizations program. Starting August 14th, artis...

Marin County program assists entrepreneurs in Marin City with free training, startup funds — 2026-07-25 25.07.2026

## Short Segments ## Feature Story In Marin City, a new opportunity is blossoming for aspiring entrepreneurs. The Marin County Microenterprise Support Program is offering a 12-week course designed to empower small business owners with the skills they need to succeed. This initiative is particularly focused on residents who live or work in Marin City, providing them with free mentorship and the cha...

Pittsburg’s revamped Central Harbor Park to reopen with waterfront celebration — 2026-07-24 24.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the region. Today, we're diving into the reopening of SoMa's only indoor recreational space and a BART service update that travelers need to know. Let's get started! First up, SoMa's Gene Friend Recreation Center is set to reopen on August 13th after two years of renovations. Locat...

There’s a Zillion Things to See at the SF Art Book Fair — 2026-07-23 23.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the region. Today, we have a delightful story from the Mission District and some good news from San Jose. First up, let's head to La Mejor Bakery in San Francisco's Mission District, where Lisenia Rivera has been serving conchas and coffee for nearly 20 years. Known for her warm gr...

Live Shots: Circus Bella’s free park romp provides ‘AH HA!’ moment — 2026-07-22 22.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the vibrant Bay Area. Today, we're diving into the world of Baroque music and celebrating the reopening of a beloved drag venue. First up, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale's new music director, Peter Whelan, is set to open the season with Handel's 'Tolomeo' at San Franc...

In Yerba Buena, property owners are helping bankroll the arts — 2026-07-21 21.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the vibrant Bay Area. Today, we're diving into the return of BART's 10-car trains and the unique charm of the Mosswood Meltdown festival. Let's get started! Back on track: BART restores 10-car trains for the first time in six years as ridership grows. Starting this week, Bay Area R...

Live Shots: ‘Bohémienne’ glows with the ribaldry and glamour of Parisian cabaret — 2026-07-20 20.07.2026

## Short Segments ## Feature Story Step into a world of glamour and ribaldry as the Palace Theater in San Francisco transforms into a Parisian cabaret with its latest show, "Bohémienne." Running through August 1, this production invites you to leave the modern world behind and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of a Belle Époque cabaret. Located at 644 Broadway, the theater's entrance is a...

Meet Joe, Buttercup and Gary, San Francisco’s smallest goat-landscaping business — 2026-07-19 19.07.2026

## Short Segments Rev up your engines, because the National Hot Rod Association is back in Sonoma! This weekend, the Sonoma Raceway is hosting the 38th annual DENSO NHRA Sonoma Nationals, a thrilling event for racing fans and speed enthusiasts alike. Under the sunny skies of Sonoma, drivers are competing in qualifying sessions across four categories: Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock, and Pro Stock M...

BART station parking lot to return to Berkeley’s historic Black neighborhood — 2026-07-18 18.07.2026

## Short Segments ## Feature Story In a significant move towards restoring community heritage, the Ashby BART station's West Lot in Berkeley is set to undergo a transformative redevelopment. This four-acre parking lot, once the site of a vibrant Black neighborhood, will soon become a mixed-use space featuring over 600 apartments, with half designated as affordable housing. The project, led by the...

Day Around the Bay: Oakland Firefighter Revives Pigeon With Oxygen Mask In Viral Video — 2026-07-17 17.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and hidden gems from San Francisco to San Jose. Today, we dive into the world of music with Spacemoth's latest release and celebrate a Berkeley teen's incredible swimming achievement. Let's get started! First up, music lovers, get ready to be enchanted by Spacemoth's new album, "Inward Eye." Maryam Qudus...

Around Berkeley: Central Works’ final production, Elmwood Beer Crawl, game convention — 2026-07-16 16.07.2026

## Short Segments Heads up for travelers and locals alike: the Bayview T-line will be out of service for two weekends this month. The T-Third metro rail line, which runs from Chinatown through Bayview-Hunters Point, will be undergoing long-awaited upgrades. These improvements, the first since the line's installation in 2007, include fixing lighting, signage, and wiring. Supervisor Shamann Walton n...

Popular ‘Pursuit’ Game Kicks Off With Monthlong, Citywide Scavenger Hunt — 2026-07-15 15.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the region. Today, we're diving into the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra's new season, a fresh mural in the Mission, and a reflective look at Music@Menlo. Let's start with the Jewish Film Festival, which is currently underway and offering a di...

No bumps on a log allowed at 50th Free Folk Fest — 2026-07-14 14.07.2026

## Short Segments San Francisco officials have marked a significant milestone with the completion of the Excelsior neighborhood's street safety and infrastructure improvement project. This nearly four-year endeavor has transformed Mission Street and Geneva Avenue, introducing new paving, sidewalk bulb-outs, curb ramps, bus bulbs, and upgraded traffic signals. These enhancements aim to foster a saf...

McNear: How 1987’s ‘Overboard’ turned Fort Bragg into a Hollywood set — 2026-07-13 13.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and hidden gems from San Francisco to San Jose. Today, we're spotlighting a cross-country cyclist raising awareness for peripheral neuropathy and diving into the story of how Fort Bragg became a Hollywood set for the classic film Overboard. Let's get started! Gregory Maassen, a cyclist with peripheral ne...

‘Another reason to come downtown’: Immersive art experience opens in San Jose — 2026-07-12 12.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where today we're diving into a thrilling ballet in San Francisco, a moving tribute in San Francisco, and a culinary journey in the Inner Sunset. First up, let's talk about a ballet that's turning heads. Big Live's production of "Dracula" at San Francisco's Orpheum Theatre is a must-see for both ballet enthusiasts and those new to the art form....

Richmond to celebrate Shields-Reid Park’s $11.9M makeover with festival Saturday — 2026-07-11 11.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the Bay Area. Today, we're diving into the vibrant Ferry Fest at the San Francisco Ferry Building, a potential new public space atop King Mountain, San Francisco's inaugural citywide day of service, and a unique adoption opportunity at the SF Animal Care and Control. Let's get star...

Original muralists come home to Balmy Alley with a grant to save their work — 2026-07-10 10.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the best of what the Bay Area has to offer. Today, we're diving into a culinary adventure with a brunch recommendation that will tantalize your taste buds. Our spotlight is on Tanzie’s in Berkeley, a must-visit for those seeking an adventurous Thai prix fixe brunch experience. Located on Dwight Way, Tanzie’s offers a menu tha...

Best Bets: Tom Rigney, Ted Leo, Mike Goodwin, ‘West Side Story,’ ‘ Tragédie De Carmen — 2026-07-09 09.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, your guide to the best of the Bay Area for tourists and locals alike. Today, we're diving into a new festival in Berkeley, a heartwarming wildlife rescue in Saratoga, special discounts for the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, and a spotlight on the art-punk brilliance of Sweeping Promises. Plus, we'll explore the enduring legacy of The Mekan...

Review: SF Mime Troupe’s ‘Wreckage’ offers humor, heart and a welcome reminder — 2026-07-08 08.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and hidden gems from San Francisco to San Jose. Today, we're diving into a unique cultural offering and a theatrical experience you won't want to miss. First up, let's explore a new opportunity to connect with San Francisco's rich linguistic heritage. Taishanese, a language with deep roots in San Francis...

Live Shots: Metric rode the indie sleaze revival to a triumphant return — 2026-07-07 07.07.2026

## Short Segments Welcome to Impact Vector: Bay Area, where we bring you the latest happenings and must-see events in the region. Today, we have a delightful update from the world of theater. Berkeley Rep's world-premiere musical, "The Lunchbox," has been extended twice due to its overwhelming popularity. Set in the bustling city of Mumbai, this sensory-rich production has captivated audiences sin...

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