POINT RICHMOND - A reception for internationally known artist and yachtsman - and Point Richmond resident - Jim Dewitt will be held Saturday at Kaleidoscope Coffee.
The event is open to the public and runs from 4 to 6 p.m.
His artwork will remain on display at Kaleidoscope until April 30..
Among his many awards was being named America's Cup Artist-in-Residence in 2013.
Dewitt is AOPR's oldest member, having turned 90 in February and his artwork spans decades. But he hasn't slowed down and says he is still happiest with a paintbrush in his hand, immersed in the creative process.
More information about Jim Dewitt's art is available here: JIM DEWITT.
Monday, March 2, 2020
Temple Beth Hillel Purim Carnival Sunday
HILLTOP - Temple Beth Hillel will host an open-to-the public Purim Carnival and Raffle Sunday, March 8 from noon to 2 p.m.
The carnival will be held at the Temple, 801 Park Central in Richmond.
Organizers encourage attendees to wear costumes and masks - and bring noisemakers.
Along with a reading of the Megillah - the biblical story of Esther - and singing Purim songs, there will be activities, crafts, games and prizes for children.
Home-baked goods and lunch will be available for sale.
For more information, contact the Temple at 510-223-2560.
The carnival will be held at the Temple, 801 Park Central in Richmond.
Organizers encourage attendees to wear costumes and masks - and bring noisemakers.
Along with a reading of the Megillah - the biblical story of Esther - and singing Purim songs, there will be activities, crafts, games and prizes for children.
Home-baked goods and lunch will be available for sale.
For more information, contact the Temple at 510-223-2560.
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