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Annual fall Piedmont Harvest Festival celebrates all the town has to offer (opens the original)
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Behind it all were the people who make the Harvest Festival happen each year: Piedmont Recreation Department staff, longtime volunteers, community organizations and the two Piedmont residents who started the tradition 28 years ago. The free, all-ages festival held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. this past Sunday has grown far beyond its original focus on gardens and homegrown food. The people working throughout the festival Sunday, though, remained connected to the same idea that inspired its creation: b
Festival Opera group’s Salon Series coming soon to Piedmont arts center (opens the original)
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The concert, part of the Walnut Creek-based Festival Opera company’s annual Salon Series, will showcase the inaugural class of the Walnut Creek-based company’s Resident Artist Program. The five singers will perform arias and scenes starting at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27 in the main room of the Piedmont Center for the Arts (PCA), followed by a reception during which attendees can meet the artists. Zachary Gordin, Festival Opera’s general director, described the “Resident Artist Showcase” as a culmination
Mulberry’s Market has been Piedmont’s beloved ‘third place’ since 2007 (opens the original)
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On any given weekday afternoon in Piedmont, Mulberry’s Market is bustling with people roaming the aisles, middle and high school students perusing shelves and jars of candy and filling cups with slushies and customers lining up at the deli counter. It’s a snapshot of what the store has become over nearly 19 years: a neighborhood gathering spot for groceries and more. For co-owner Chad Olcott, it all started with a rather modest idea: wanting a place in Piedmont to get a good cup of coffee. Olcot
Oakland resident brings services, support to East Bay seniors and caregivers (opens the original)
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Oakland resident Will Cazalet is behind Seniors Helping Seniors Alameda, the latest Bay Area franchise addition from the same-named organization. It officially opened in early May and serves residents in Oakland, Alameda, Piedmont and Montclair. “I’m really looking forward to bringing it to as many people as it resonates with,” said Cazalet. “The vast majority of people do want to remain in their own home and retain not just that sense, but that reality of independence. But often, to do that, th
Piedmont celebrates 250th U.S. birthday with parade, picnic, easy parking (opens the original)
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This past Saturday, families, neighbors and visitors celebrated America’s Independence Day its 250th anniversary of adopting the Declaration of Independence at Piedmont’s 59th annual community parade, which kicked off at 11 a.m. Penelope “Penny” Khounta, who lives in Walnut Creek, had secured a prime viewing spot along the parade route. A former Piedmont resident, she returns every year, often sitting in the same location outside the home of someone she once knew. “It’s a tradition,” she said. “
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