Ah, Labor
Day! That national holiday which honors the working men and women across
America; white collar, blue collar, laborer and professional. Everyone at Site for Sore Eyes Berkeley hopes that you all enjoy this holiday that takes
place every first Monday in September. This day for many people is one of
relaxation. But if you are looking for some things to do, look no further!
Do you own a
‘point and shoot’ camera? If so, today is your lucky day. This evening at 5:30,
Looking Glass Photo will hold a class on how to get the most out of this hi-tech
shutter machine. Discover everything about ISO, shooting styles, focus, and
more from Bay Area photographer Tom Borello. Ticket price is $69, but if you
are passionate about photography and want to learn more, it’s worth the price.
Bring your camera, a fully charged battery, and instruction book to 2848
Telegraph Ave. To learn more, call (510) 548-6888.
Football
fans can get an early start on the season by attending the college game between
the California Golden Bears and the Northwestern Wildcats,
tomorrow night at 7:30 pm. The game will be played at the University of
Berkeley’s Memorial Stadium, at Bancroft Way and Warring Street. For further
information, call 510-642-2444. (Take note: since the game is tomorrow, there
may not be a lot of prime seating available. If you decide to go, you may be
seated near the back of the stadium. Needless to say, clean your eyeglasses or
contact lenses so that you can see what you can as clearly as you can.)
Live music,
anyone? Local band (San Francisco local, that is) FAT
OPIE celebrates
their prolific accomplishment of having released five albums (this year alone,
mind you) down at The Starry Plough Irish Pub &
Restaurant. Located
at 3101 Shattuck Avenue (what a coincidence – the street that Site for Sore
Eyes Berkeley is on!), show time is tomorrow night at 10:00pm. Call (510)
841-0188 to find out more. Additionally, culture vultures can get their dose of
live music at The Hillside Club on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 as Giuseppe Verdi’s opera Rigoletto takes center stage. The Hillside Club is located at 2286
Cedar St. To learn more, call (707) 864-5508.
As for Monday…well…it’s Labor Day. Take the day off and relax. We hope
we’ve given you some interesting options for spending this last weekend of
summer. To all of you University of Berkeley students, we’ll see you in
September.
Not to belabor the point (yes, we hear you groaning), but be sure to keep
your vision needs in order. Like we mentioned before, keep your contact lenses
moist, your eyeglasses clean, and, if you are spending a lot of time outdoors
this weekend, your sunglasses on.
Thanks for
reading. Be safe…and keep your sites on healthy vision.
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