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Cultural Vibes: July 23 Edition | Pacific Sun


Petaluma

‘Found Poets’ Returns

San Francisco’s 8th poet laureate, Tongo Eisen-Martin, headlines the next edition of Found Poets at The Big Easy on Saturday, Aug. 2. Known for his politically charged and soulfully lyrical work, Eisen-Martin brings his celebrated voice—along with special guests Original Giotis and Audio Angel—for an afternoon of spoken word designed to provoke and inspire. 3:30pm, Saturday, Aug. 2, at The Big Easy, 128 American Alley, Petaluma. $15 at the door. All ages welcome.

Graton

Getting Framed

What immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry? We may never know, but we can get a deal on an interesting frame next week. More than 100 pieces of vintage artwork, frames and mirrors—from antique hardwood to eclectic estate finds—will be up for grabs at the Graton Community Club two-day sale, Friday, Aug. 1 and Saturday, Aug. 2. This fundraiser may appeal to artists, collectors and DIY framers, and promises unique treasures at bargain prices, all supporting local scholarships. 9am-1pm, Friday & Saturday, Aug. 1-2, at Graton Community Club, 8996 Graton Rd. Free entry. Details at gratoncommunityclub.org.

San Rafael

Rod & Gun Picnic

A Bay Area tradition dating back nearly a century, the Marin Rod and Gun Club Annual Picnic is back in action—and the public is invited. Founded in 1926 to support conservation and outdoor recreation, the club now boasts more than 1,200 members and 55 acres of waterfront property on San Pablo Bay. At this family-friendly bash, expect a feast of BBQ chicken, hot dogs, oysters and corn on the cob, plus carnival booths, games and live music by local favorites The Fargo Brothers. It’s a rare chance to experience one of California’s premier outdoor sporting clubs—no membership required. Starts at 11am, Saturday, July 26, at Marin Rod and Gun Club, 2675 E. Francisco Blvd., San Rafael. Free admission; food plate $20. Call 415.456.3123 for more info.

Mill Valley

New Moon Sound Bath

One may sink into deep rest under the Leo New Moon with a healing sound bath guided by Sean David and Journey Beyond Sound. Held at The Studio Mill Valley, this 90-minute meditative journey offers a chance to recharge, reflect and realign with one’s heart’s intentions. As the moon begins its waxing phase, the evening’s vibrations—crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes and other sacred instruments—will support intention-setting, energetic renewal and emotional clarity. Attendees may bring a yoga mat (rentals available), plus optional eye mask, pillow or sacred object. Blankets and bolsters provided. 7-8:30pm, Saturday, July 26, at The Studio Mill Valley Yoga & Wellness, 650 E. Blithedale Ave. $45. No membership required. Info and registration at thestudiomillvalley.com.



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