Berkeley Things to Do

How does organic ice-cream whipped up in coffee, cardamom and Meyer lemon sound? For this and similar other mouth-watering treats, head to Ici. They also offer petite bites like bon-bon and sandwiches with espresso, latte, capp... more

The Hillside Club, was established to build beautiful and architecturally sound structures. In this modern era, it has widened its horizons, to include cultural, dramatic and musical presentations. Be it a wedding or a banquet,... more

Owned by the Berkeley Society for the Preservation of Traditional Music, Freight And Salvage is an all age venue for hosting music concerts. A growing hub for musicians to showcase their talents, this facility was opened to pro... more

The Berkeley Repertory Theatre presents Figaro, the dark comedy musical inspired by the works of Mozart and Beaumarchais. Figaro combines some of Mozart's operatic compositions with updates of three Beaumarchais' plays: "The Ba... more

You know you're at Anna's Jazz Island if you hear tons of jazz and blues wafting out of an ambiance designed to soothe with its tropical wooden décor and cane highlights. The club dazzles with its array of special nights, open... more

The view of something green instantly soothes you from the stress and strains of city living. Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park has lush greenery for that matter. The park, previously known as Provo park, is a skater's p... more

Located in Berkeley the Gaia Arts Centre is a building set up to promote arts. This multi level space has a bar , a perofrmance centre and even a hall where weddings and other social events can be organized. The place also cond... more

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. more

This cozy little gem has been serving up quick and inexpensive pastas for years, and has recently added baklava and morning pastries to its repertoire. Choose to sit either outside on the sidewalk with the Telegraph Avenue foot... more

This 1919 play by George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) was penned in response to WWI. It is staged in the house of Captain Shotover (Michael Winters) and set in motion by the arrival of Ellie Dunn (Allison Jean White). She is a gues... more