“It provides access for a very fun and soothing, therapeutic experience,” Schwab said. The $36,000 addition, which was made possible by a grant and training assistance from the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation, includes bubble tubing from the floor to the ceiling, a ball pit that includes lighting, a tactile corner, color-changing fiber optics, a stereo system for music and vibrations and a waterbed with speakers underneath. The Antioch room is unique because it is open to the public, as similar rooms are usually attached to a school or hospital, Schwab said. The cost is $5 for a one-hour session.

BERKELEY — A two-mile stretch of Shattuck Avenue, encompassing the Gourmet Ghetto and the heart of the downtown business district, ballet art, ballerina art, dancer art, girls pink room, original canvas art, kids gifts, nursery gifts, girls room ideas, dance will be closed to traffic from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m, Oct, 15 for “Sunday Streets.”, Also known as “Open Streets,” the festival, now in its sixth year in Berkeley, is a chance for people to “get out and connect with their community and urban environment in a transformative way,” according to the Sunday Streets Berkeley website, “The streets become parks as people replace car traffic,” an event description reads in part, “People walk, bike, skate and dance and play, Everyone from businesses and community organizations to musicians and artists use the space creatively, engaging the public and providing spontaneity and discovery.”..

Designed to spotlight female dancers, who are often relegated to the background in tap, “Speak” is an entirely new production that builds on the original Das/Smith concept. In other words, it’s a meeting of equals, rather than a melding of forms. “This is a collaboration and not a fusion,” Nivas says. “I’m not putting on tap shoes, and they’re not putting on ghungroos, the brass bells we wear on our ankles. The common ground we find is in the rhythms.”.

For more information about White Pony, go to www.whiteponyexpress.org, ballet art, ballerina art, dancer art, girls pink room, original canvas art, kids gifts, nursery gifts, girls room ideas, dance Lafayette part of ‘SunShares’ solar program, Lafayette, along with neighboring communities throughout the East Bay, is taking part in SunShares, a communitywide solar bulk procurement program that tries to make residential solar both more affordable through buying it in bulk, East Bay SunShares will be available to both residents as well as anyone employed or doing business in Lafayette but living elsewhere in the Bay Area, Program registration will opens Aug, 3 and close in mid-October 2015, For more information, go to www.mygroupenergy.com/group/eastbaysunshares..

Downtown Campbell Farmers Market: Fresh produce grown locally by California farmers as well as crafts vendors and live music. Sundays, 9 a.m. Campbell Avenue and Third Street. urbanvillageonline.com. Campbell Adult Center: The city of Campbell’s Recreation and Community Services Department offers services and programs for adults 50 and older, including classes, trips, fitness and wellness courses, a regular lunch program and more. Room C-33, Campbell Community Center, 1 W. Campbell Ave. 408-866-2146.