Grizzlies baseball is back! I went to Thursday's game with the Portland Beavers with camera in hand, ready to document the sights of opening night (Fresno lost 6-1, btw).
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Here's what I saw -- it's not exactly a Society Page, it's more like a mix of funny stuff, cool people and opening night scenes.
Last night the fine folks at Creative Fresno put on the second Pecha Kucha Night at Starline, and judging by the size of the crowd (standing room only), it was another Creative Fresno success.
Check out some pictures of the designers who presented, as well as some familiar faces in the crowd (and will somebody buy me a decent camera already? I apologize for the odd black bars framing some of the pictures).
Camera in hand, we were snappin' flicks at Tuesday night's J. Dilla tribute at Starline for another installment of the Beehive Society Page.
We saw all sorts of cool folks -- musicians, bloggers, eaters, Tweeters, poets and more.
The benefit for Café Corazón was at Audie's Olympic last night, and the Beehive was there. Here are some photos
from the event, as well as video featuring The Loveseats, Roger Perry, Blake Jones, Rademacher, poet Stephen Mayu
and It'll Grow Back (warning: language NSFW).
Props to all of the performers for donating their time, and to everyone who showed up to give their support and their cash.
We were on the prowl during Friday night's Creative Fresno mixer at the Sky Room, snapping photos for The Beehive's Society Page.
It was a nice mixture of Fresnans of all sorts: creatives, bloggers, drinkers, to name a few. Plus, we got a nice view of the city via Sky Room, which sits on the ninth floor of the recently renovated Holiday Inn Downtown.
Here's who we saw:
So I finally made it to a Creative Fresno Blender. Another Fresno First in the book.
I can't really give you a super-detailed recap of the event, because it was mostly people chatting, maybe grabbing a drink or two, exchanging business cards and so on.
There were also some raffle prizes, which I didn't win.
But that's OK, because I came home with Beehive Society Page pictures. Check 'em out after the jump:
RogueHop is in the books and the Rogue Festival is officially starting today. Last night, The Beehive was out and about at RogueHop, taking in the scene, watching show previews (more on this later today) and snapping pictures of RogueHoppers.
Here's who we saw at RogueHop:
(p.s. Just a reminder that fresnobeehive.com/rogue is your destination for all the Beehive's Rogue coverage.)
It wasn't the red carpet at the Oscars by any means, but Friday night's grand opening night at 2039 Ultralounge had quite the buzz. There was even a line to get in when we got there. In Downtown Fresno, no less!
Once we got in, The Beehive was conversatin', listenin' to music, sippin' drinks, lookin' for comfy places to sit and snappin' pictures. Look below at some of the cool Fresno people we saw.
Oh, and don't miss some of the early reviews of the new downtown lounge.
Last night, QueerFresno hosted its weekly Pink Wednesday event at Bobby Salazar's in the Tower District. The Beehive was there. Were you?
If so, you were one in a crowd of around 80 or so people enjoying the $3 margaritas, some chicken taquitos and, of course, good company. Also you may or may not have seen me flogged by a good-looking man wearing leather chaps.
Say hi to the people who were kind enough to say hi to the Beehive:
Loyal Beehive readers may or may not remember that last April, for about two weeks, we did this really cool thing where we went to local events and then posted pictures of random Fresnans on the Beehive in what we called the Society Page.
Get excited, people: the Beehive Society Page is back. Huzzah! It works like this: We go out to fun events around Fresno. You spot Mike Oz or me. You buy us drinks come over and say hello. We post your picture on the Beehive and give a shout out to your band/your theater group/your favorite charity/your mom/whatevs. Easy, right?
This week's edition is a little lacking as there are no pictures, but it still reads like a decent who's who in Fresno. So without further ado, the following folks were kind enough to come by and say hello Friday night at The Dalloways CD release party at Starline:
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