Showing posts with label Coffee Bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coffee Bike. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

brunch on bikes

Come out this Sunday for brunch on bikes down at POPUPHOOD. My CoffeeBike and the El Taco bike will br out front of the shop Marion and Rose 11:30-2:00pm. I will even be serving up my first decaf roast for all who wanted the non buzz.

Sunday January 29th on 9th and Broadway 11:30-2:00pm in front of Marion and Rose. Come
Eat, come shop!

Thursday, December 8, 2011

popuphood

It was about two years ago when I was invited to the "Super popup shop". Now it's a whole pop up hood! I was honored to be invited by the coolest bike shop in the Bay Area. Sam and Mackay asked me to bring the CoffeeBike for the grand opening of their new shop. I didn't realize how big this was going to be, for me and all of Oakland. Click or copy and paste on this link for a really inspiring documentary for Fridays happenings. http://vimeo.com/m/33187820
Come by Friday night and support local business and the coffee bike.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

sipping session SOEX


Thank you SOEX, Hannah Strange and Jess Strange. The show was amazing everyone really made some amazing hooch. The Coffee Bike sold out of coffee! Thanks for supporting me and my roasting.

I was really happy to provide the non-alcoholic drink for the evening and help warm up people coming in from the rain. I met some really amazing people with some great stories.

Can't wait for this years auction!




Sunday, March 13, 2011

sipping session group show at SOEX

Heading over the other side of the bay for a show at SOEX gallery in the mission.
Come and enjoy a evening with some of the bay area's finest beverage artists including me.

Monday, September 6, 2010

invisible city walking tour




The walking tour was rad. Posting up on the 5th stop under the overpass was a lil windy for monty but, the foot traffic was awesome. The coffee bike caffeinated "tourists" before finishing the tour. Everyone said it was to have some coffee before wandering to the next venue. Thanks to Dafna Kory for documenting these sweet pictures. Please check out her jams at www.INNAjam.com. She's a cool and inspiring women for anyone who aspiring to start their own business.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

temporary mural




coffee bike time! Amy Rathbone is putting up a temporary mural in Oakland underneath hwy 24. Unfortunately I can't remember which street somewhere like 30th or 34th and Telegraph. So on your way to the art murmur tomorrow night stop by and have some delicious coffee i roasted. See you there. Have fun arting!


Saturday, July 3, 2010

49th and telegraph







yesterday everyone enjoyed a really beautiful evening of art, soup and coffee over in the temescal district of oakland. Freya Channing is showing a body of work over in a quaint architecture firm over on49th and telegraph. Gabe showed up with his coffee bike serving a delicious lentil soup. i roasted a aromatic Ethiopia bean for the opening. we even had a impromptu dance party for Mercer! Photos by Stephen Dubois.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

lending library show



the coffee bike will be on telegraph and 43rd serving up cups for Oaklands First Fridays events come for more coffee, soup and a wonderful show curated by Dena Beard at the Royal NonSuch Gallery on Friday February 5th and meet some nice folks of Oakland. Here is a description of the show:
The Royal NoneSuch Gallery is pleased to present Lending Library, a group exhibition curated by Dena Beard, featuring tools, materials, and resources from artists Anthony Discenza, Lydia Greer, Desiree Holman, Trevor Paglen, Matthew Rana, Sunaura Taylor, and Andrew Rottner.

Comprised of source materials, Lending Library takes a chance to display a line of inquiry rather than a finished object. Michel Foucault said, “dreams are no longer summoned with eyes closed, but in reading; and a true image is now a product of learning.” The seven artists included in the exhibition demonstrate the labor intrinsic to this learned image, making available their visual experiments and scholarly research. These personal libraries bear witness to the conceptual undercurrents the artists’ projects but also to the aesthetic process of folding pages, scribbling in margins, and other devices of reclaiming information. Lending Library gives us a glimpse onto the research and experiments that inform artistic discovery and opens these source materials for public access. -dena beard

So come on out oaklandians and have some fun!

Thursday, January 21, 2010

coffee for haiti relief

Big thanks to the Royal NoneSuch Gallery for inviting me to the sunday craft fair. The Coffee Bike made a wopping $175 for Partners In Health in the RAIN! Thanks to all who contributed and who matched the proceeds of the Coffee Bike. Well done people!

Monday, January 11, 2010

coffee bike






the coffee bike is still going strong. recent visits include the grand opening of the SOEX gallery in san francisco and the super pop up shop in alameda, ca. the coffee bike also invited gabe colker who cooked and served homemade organic squash soup for the day to help warm up the folks at the shopping center during the holidays. thanks to all cca grads who welcomed us to their event and the free patches!

Monday, August 31, 2009

The 10th Annual Expo for Independent Arts





Saturday, September 26, 2009 from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (PT)
Music Concourse - San Francisco, CA
After a long hibernation the coffee bike is getting ready to roll again.
Come to the Golden Gate park and pick up some home roasted coffee and hand made coffee mugs.
Clare and I will be brewing coffee and selling mugs and other crafts and art in the park.
Here are some pics from the last visit at the Berkeley Art Museum.