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How many Petaluma entertainment events can you attend in a single weekend?

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By Amelia Davis
| petalumanews.com
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Community: Pride in Our Park at Pt. Reyes Friday, June 5, 4 – 7 p.m. The fifth annual Pride in Our Park event at Point Reyes National Seashore, hosted by the Point Reyes National Seashore Association, celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and the beauty of nature. Beginning at the Bear Valley Trailhead, attendees will walk as a group to the Bear Valley Grove (about 1.5 miles), where there will be food, live music and art-making. PtReyes.org.
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It’s easy to enjoy music, art, poetry, dance and theater in and around Petaluma

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By Amelia Davis
| petalumanews.com
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Stella Heath and the Billie Holiday Project. (Courtesy of Stella Heath) Raised in Petaluma, Lucy London is now a "nomadic troubadour," singing, acting and yodeling across the U.S. while engaged in numerous creative projects. (Lucy London) The late Levi Lloyd’s band, The Workshop, play Brewster’s Beer Garden on Sunday. (Courtesy of The Workshop) “Jazz in the Plaza” at Putnam Plaza in Petaluma Sunday afternoons.
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Florida A&M University Cooperative Extension Partners with Venom Foundation to Support Jamaican Hurricane Survivors

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By Amelia Davis
| famu.edu
By Amelia Davis Dr. Angel Forde, FAMU Extension Agent (Faculty) with Venom Foundation representative picking up the donations from the FAMU Teleconferece Center in Tallahassee, Florida. Tallahassee, Fla. — In a strong demonstration of compassion and community partnership, Florida A&M University’s Cooperative Extension teamed up with the Venom Foundation Incorporated to coordinate a clothing drive for Jamaican residents devastated by Hurricane Melissa.
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