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About a year after the start of the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, the Chapman family finally got back on BART. It was an occasion four-year-old Bryce had been dreaming of for months after an arduous year of sheltering in place with his parents, Kirsten and Russ.
Photo courtesy of Berkeley Farmers' Market.
When you want straight-from-the-earth goodness, farmers’ markets have got you covered. Bring out your inner chef with the rainbow array of fruits, veggies and flowers—plus vendors of artisanal baked goods, meats and more. Take BART to any of our top 10 farmers’ markets to load up on fresh ingredients and fresh air.
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The Exploratorium advertisement for ¡Plantásticas!, written in Chochenyo, featuring Ohlone leaders Vincent Medina (left) and Lous Trevino (right).
For the first time in its fifty-year history, BART is running advertisements on trains and in stations written in the oldest language of the inner East Bay, Chochenyo.
Kiana Leong pictured in her graduation photos at Downtown Berkeley Station. All photos courtesy of Julianne Han.
For Kiana Leong, a BART ride is like a yardstick for her life.
Photo courtesy of Casements Bar.
Whether officially Pride Month or not, there’s no shortage of LGBTQ-owned businesses on both sides of the Bay Bridge worth supporting year-round. From in-person revelry via restaurant dining and bar-side hangouts to retail shopping to educational workshops, the following BARTable locations are creating community while they serve our community. Each one of these locales doubles as a fun place and a safe space—so you can find what you’re looking for in friendly environs.
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Image courtesy of Concord 4th of July.
It's never a bad idea to avoid driving on the Fourth of July, especially when BART can take you to many of the parades and firework displays across the Bay Area.
The basics of BART on July 4th
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