This Monday
is a holiday. Some people will have barbecues, some will start enjoying the
summer season early, and others will just relax. However you choose to spend
your time, the staff at Site for Sore Eyes Berkeley recommends you be mindful of your eyes and
take care.
Should you
host or attend a barbecue, remember to keep a safe distance from the flames of
the cooking. That old song, “Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes” is a romantic tune; not one to be tested
literally, so stay vision safe, by keeping your eyeglasses
or contact lenses in order. Oh, let us not
forget to about your sunglasses as well!
Attention is
in order, however, and we must remember the meaning behind this Memorial
Day holiday. This is a day of remembrance for the brave men and
women who gave their lives for our country, helping us enjoy the freedoms we
have today.
There will certainly be a lot of activity this weekend.
People will be about and the streets will be crowded. If you read this blog
early enough, you may want to hear some music for a good cause, at the UNICEF Tap With a Beat Benefit Concert,
tonight at 7:00 at the Anna Head Alumnae Hall, 2537 Haste Street. If you wish to
order tickets, go to http://uniceftapwithabeat.eventbrite.com/#.
Enjoy!
If you’re
feeling a bit artistic, consider attending Mosaic Art Classes, taking place
tomorrow (10am-4pm) and Sunday (10am-1pm), being held at Studio D
Mosaics, located at 1805 2nd St. Call 925-588-5306 for further information.
Finally, you
have the option of checking out what’s going on at Lawrence Hall at University
of California, where a variety of events are taking place, including
the premiere of a 3-D movie, Great White Shark, and a starry view at the
Planetarium. Visit the Outdoor Science Park to learn about the
forces of nature that made the San Francisco Bay what it is, and if you want to
get an even bigger view of things, check out the Science on a Sphere (SOS) ® exhibit. Call
510-542-5132 for more information.
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