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Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Fourth of July Family Activities in the East Bay

Here are some activities that you and your family may enjoy.

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Have a Happy and Safe Fourth of
July!

The Bay Area was downright eerie last week, with
all the smoke from area wildfires choking the air. With the Big
Holiday looming this weekend, I can only hope that people will
practice safe fireworks to keep the threat of wildfires at a minimum.
Luckily, there should be plenty of large (and safe) fireworks displays
here in the Bay Area to enjoy, from Discovery Kingdom to the SF
Marina. I will be celebrating with my family up in Tahoe, catching the
fireworks over the lake up there.

If you are staying close to
home this weekend, here are some ideas for a Fabulous Fourth. Or,
visit our July calendar online at BayAreaParent.com
for more ideas. Have a safe and happy 4th of July!
- Peggy Spear, BAP
Editor

Celebrate the 4th at the
Berkeley Marina

The south shore of the Berkeley Marina
at the bottom of University Ave. is filled with great stuff to do all
day on July 4. Sign up for an old-fashioned sack race or get your face
painted. No need to cook – lots of international food booths.
Live entertainment from noon-9pm. Arts and craft booths, massages,
free sailboat rides from 1-4pm, dragon boat rides from 2-6pm and much
more including fireworks off the end of the Berkeley Pier at 9:30pm.
FREE admission. 510-548-5335. ci.berkeley.ca.us.

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July Jubilee in Alameda
The city of
Alameda's old-time July 4 festivities begin with a parade at
10am that starts on Park St. and winds through town. After the parade,
there's a community event with arts and crafts, music, games
and more. Noon-4pm. $5 for crafts wristband, $5 for games and jump
house wristband, $10 for all-inclusive wristband. Food for sale.
Rittler Park, Otis Dr. and Grand St., Alameda. ci.alameda.ca.us.

Party in Pleasant Hill
The city's
Fourth of July events begin with a 5K run/walk and kids dash at
8am. The city's annual parade starts at 9:30am and winds
through downtown Pleasant Hill. After the parade, families are invited
to Pleasant Hill Park, 147 Gregory Lane, to enjoy food booths,
entertainment, a petting zoo and more from 10:30am-2:30pm. Admission
is FREE. The city's fireworks display begins at 9:30pm.

phjuly4.com.

It's Not Too Late for Summer Fun
Photos

Send in photos of you and your family enjoying
your 4th of July barbecue, beach vacation, or poolside party. Some
will be published in our August issue! Email a jpg photo (with names
and city of residence) to editor Peggy Spear at mailto:peggy.spear@parenthood.com?subject=Summer+Fun%0APhotos.

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