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August 2018
Vol 2: Issue 8
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The Shadelands Scene
Community news, updates, and insights
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Celebrate Shadelands with family, friends and Shadelands neighbors!
Saturday, September 29
11am-3pm
The Gathering Space
at The Orchards
Corner of Shadelands Dr. & Oak Grove Rd.
LIVE MUSIC BY EAST BAY MUDD
FOOD TRUCKS • BOOTHS
KIDS' ACTIVITIES
HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS
GIVEAWAYS
Exclusive for Shadelands tenants:
Showcase your organization or business at
Made in the Shade
!
• Booths are available on a first come-first served basis to all Shadelands tenants.
• A limited number of booths are available and are expected to sell quickly, so make your reservation today.
• Click
here
for more information.
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Discover what makes Shadelands the ideal
work place & life space!
Sponsored by the
Shadelands Steering Committee
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NEW TENANT NEWS:
RADICLE HEALTH
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Radicle Health
is a management services organization (MSO) that provides access to medical and educational cannabis resources and patient care, guiding patients, many of whom are seniors, in the use of cannabis to treat age-related and chronic illness.
Radicle Health does not sell or distribute, but rather offers cannabis healthcare through co-owner and nurse practitioner Eloise Theisen and patient support through fellow co-owners Tim Byars, CEO, Rebecca Byars, COO, and David Theisen, CSO.
Radicle Heath recently moved into its new 1,100 SF office at
2815 Mitchell Drive, Ste. 119, Building 2,
managed by
The Koll Company.
"We work with patients and clinicians, so it was important to put our business in a thriving medical community, says CEO Byars. "Shadelands is that community."
Byars also notes the beauty of both Shadelands and The Koll Company campus, and the ease in parking and getting around.
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The Radicle Health Team
Rebecca Byars, COO; Tim Byars, CEO; Eloise Theisen, Adult-Geriatric Nurse Practitioner; and David Theisen, CSO.
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"We work with a lot of seniors who have mobility issues, so having adequate parking, especially handicapped parking, and good access to the building and to our office were all determining factors for us. We're thrilled to be here."
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ARTS (AFTER DARK) FOR ADULTS
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Looking for a creative outlet after your busy workday? Live music & complimentary beer? A good time with good people? Find all that and more at Shadelands!
Center for Community Arts
Friday, August 17
5:30-8:30pm
Shadelands Art Center Annexes*
111 N. Wiget Lane
Enjoy a night of art-making with Community Arts teaching artists.Try hand-building with clay. Experiment with print-making. Explore the unexpected results of blending watercolor and salt. And more.
For ages 18+. $5/person at the door.
Oh, and if you're hungry, tacos and gelato will be available for purchase.
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Annexes are across the parking lot from the Center's main entrance, which is located on the north side of main building.
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CORPORATE VOLUNTEER WEEK, SEPTEMBER 9
-16, 2018
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Nonprofits in Alameda and Contra Costa counties have projects for corporate volunteer teams!
And Contra Costa Crisis Center has a list of nonprofits that need
your
help!
Check out the volunteer projects on the
Contra Costa Crisis Center portal
and then rally your team of 6-50+ employees to volunteer their time & services during the week-long corporate volunteer event.
Most projects are half-day in length, and many projects are offered on multiple days. Choose one or multiple projects for your team throughout the week.
Registration is underway now through August 17 and there is no fee to participate.
For more information:
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Last year, more than 2,200 business volunteers worked in teams at almost 100 local nonprofit agencies on half- and full-day projects.
925.472.5768
307 Lennon Lane, Walnut Creek
Happy Volunteering!
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15th ANNUAL
WINE & WHISKERS
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Tony La Russa's
Animal Rescue Foundation
Saturday, September 8
5-8pm
2890 Mitchell Drive
Walnut Creek
Enjoy local specialty wines and craft beers, scrumptious appetizers, live music, and live & silent auctions.
Therapy pets from ARF’s Pet Hug Pack® will be on hand to greet guests, while adorable, adoptable dogs and cats looking for forever homes mingle among the crowd.
Wine & Whiskers supports
ARF's national programs
for pets and people.
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HERE COMES THE BRIDAL FAIRE!
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Hosted by the
Walnut Creek Historical Society
Shadelands Ranch
Bridal Faire
Sunday, September 23
Noon-4pm
Shadelands Ranch Museum
2660 Ygnacio Valley Road
Walnut Creek
Plan your dream wedding
all in one place!
Caterers • Bakeries • DJs
Florists • Decorators • Gift Registry
Photographers & Photo booths
Bridal gowns • Formal wear
Hairdressers • Makeup
Event planners • Travel planners
Pre-sale tickets $10/person
Door price $15/person
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Interested in being a vendor?
Contact Christine Baltzley
christinebaltzley.wchs@gmail.com
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SPEAKING OF WEDDINGS . . . .
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Wedding gowns and bridal accessories dating back to the late 1800s up to the recent 2000s are on display in a special exhibit running now through September 23 at the Walnut Creek Historical Society's Shadelands Ranch Museum.
Wednesdays & Sundays, 1-4pm
Now through September 23, 2018
Shadelands Ranch Museum
2660 Ygnacio Valley Rd.
Walnut Creek
Walnut Creek Historical Society
925.935.7871 | wchistory.org
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Kaiperm Diablo Federal Credit Union
has purchased a 22,000 SF building at
325 N. Wiget Lane
near the Shadelands Kaiser Permanente campus with plans to design and build a new 6,000 SF credit union office, targeted to open in May 2019.
Read the full announcement
here
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2018 enrollment totals 500 students, including 150 new students, joining 12 new staff members. Enrollment for grades 6-10 is still open. Visit
CoCoSPA.org
for information.
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Open House & Ribbon Cutting
Wednesday, August 15
4:30-6:30pm
2815 Mitchell Drive, Ste. 119
Walnut Creek
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