Join artist Julia Goodman in creating Wrenching News, a collaborative artwork featured in Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing, through the process of twisting and knotting newspapers according to Hassinger’s specifications.
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iPhoneography workshop (UC Botanical Garden, Berkeley) — Hands‑on session teaching iPhone photo capture, editing with built‑in and third‑party apps, includes garden shoot and lunch, $100 adult, $95 member.
Free gallery admission all day at BAMPFA on First Thursday.
Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
Cal Berkeley men's swimming & diving faces CSL Wild Card at a neutral site in Indianapolis.
Autumn Harvest botanical illustration class at UC Botanical Garden, Catherine Watters teaches 10 painting stages with watercolor or colored pencils; $100 ($95 members), $25 material rental, waitlist only.
Community Craft Circle at Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch offers space for knitting, crochet, embroidery and crafts, with tables, chairs, plugs, facilitated by artist Laura Tandeske, ages 13+.
Screening the first three episodes of Maurice Pialat’s WWI miniseries La maison des bois at BAMPFA.
The Arch (BAMPFA) — A Ming dynasty widow, praised for poetic beauty, faces temptation from a soldier, exploring propriety, tradition, and repression.
4K restoration of Maurice Pialat’s *La maison des bois* Episodes 4–7 screens at BAMPFA.
Collage Club at Central Library’s 5th Floor offers staff‑led demonstrations of collage techniques with all materials provided, drop‑in, ages 13 and up.
Community Build Nights at East Bay Makers Club feature repair project registrations and opportunities to volunteer as Fixit Coaches or observers.
Jean‑Luc Godard’s second film, Le petit soldat, screens at BAMPFA, tracing a disillusioned French counteragent’s entanglement with Algerian separatists, Parisian torturers, and Anna Karina.
