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OUR EVENTS LIST FOR THE WEEK
COMMUNITY BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Mike’s Pastry Shop
Fall Break Just Got Better: CAMPtober Comes to Coyote Hills
Three chances to shape the future of Antioch City Park
From 9 to 5 to 9-25: California Dedicates a Day to Dolly Parton
EVENTS
SEPT 21 - 23
SEPT 21
Youth Arts Connection Music, Poetry, & Spoken Word Workshops: 5 PM — 7 PM
LOCATION: RP Books, 485 Railroad Ave, Pittsburg, CA 94565
Hosted by Stu 212 Music Therapy Coping & Creativity
Free food, lively music, poetry, spoken word, and community spirit
Ages 12-18 welcome, no experience necessary
More info here
SEPT 23
Brentwood Power Network - In Person: 8:45 AM — 9:45 AM
LOCATION: Brentwood Chamber of Commerce, 35 Oak Street, Brentwood, CA 94513
Join our exciting networking session and get involved in our interesting Round Table Topics and Speaker Presentations
Speaker: Matt Schwab
Topic: Together We Thrive, Working Wonders
Please register at Brentwood Chamber website here
More info and register here
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COMMUNITY BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Mike’s Pastry Shop
Community Business Spotlight on a business in East Contra Costa County. This week, we talk about Mike’s Pastry Shop.
Mike’s Pastry Shop is a local Antioch favorite, located at 1872 A Street. This Family Owned and Operated bakery makes everyone feel at home.
Mike’s Pastry Shop
Mike's Pastry Shop is a Family Owned and Operated bakery located at 1872 A Street in Antioch, CA.
Mike's is a local treasure, serving delicious sweets and down-home hospitality, serving his community with generousity and kindness. From Business of the Year to community pillar, it’s no wonder Mike’s just feels like home.
Visit Mike’s Pastry Shop, you’ll be glad you did.
Mike’s Pastry Shop
1872 A St
Antioch, CA 94509
(925) 757-3333
Fall Break Just Got Better: CAMPtober Comes to Coyote Hills
CAMPtober will be hosted by The City of Antioch at Coyote Hills from September 28th to October 2nd .
The City of Antioch is offering a week-long day camp called CAMPtober at Coyote Hills from September 28 to October 2. Registration is currently open for families interested in enrolling their children. The program provides daytime activities for kids during the fall break.
Source: antiochherald.com
Three chances to shape the future of Antioch City Park
Antioch residents can submit feedback on the future of Antioch City Park in meetings on Sept 23rd, Oct 3rd, and Oct 10th.
Antioch is hosting three community input sessions on September 23rd, October 3rd, and October 10th to gather resident feedback on the future of Antioch City Park. The meetings give locals a chance to share ideas and help guide planning decisions for the park.
Source: antiochherald.com
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From 9 to 5 to 9-25: California Dedicates a Day to Dolly Parton
September 25th is officially Dolly Parton Day in California thanks to Governor Gavin Newsom signing bipartisan bill SB 931. This day recognizes her lasting impact through entertainment, humanitarian work, and her dedication to literacy.
California has established September 25th as Dolly Parton Day after Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 931, a bipartisan bill celebrating the music legend's cultural and philanthropic contributions. The date honors her hit song "9 to 5" and recognizes her lasting impact through literacy programs, humanitarian work, and decades of entertainment success. The annual observance serves as a reminder of Parton's legacy of kindness and generosity.
Source: contracosta.news
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