🍺 ATTN: Beer Lovers! 🍺 Elevate your Beer Stroll afternoon with an exclusive VIP experience! Limited to just 50 attendees, this exclusive session offers a fascinating look into Alameda’s unique role in the beer world. The VIP session will highlight the incredible connection between Alameda’s very own Admiral Maltings and the brewing process. Discover how Admiral Maltings contributes to the creation of many of the beers you’ll savor throughout the afternoon. 🍺🌾 In addition to insights into the artistry behind the beer-making process, you’ll also have the opportunity to sample unique beers from their brewery partners. This is your chance to dive deeper into Alameda’s rich beer connections while enjoying an intimate, educational, and flavorful start to the afternoon. When: 12:00–1:00 PM (VIP Session) Where: Dragon Rouge, 2337 Blanding Avenue, Alameda Tickers for the VIP experience are limited, so secure yours now at alamedastrolls.com to guarantee your spot! 🍻 #downtownalameda #alamedastrolls Photo credit: @admiralmaltings plus swipe for a peek from when they hosted our Whiskey Stroll VIP session in March 👀 (fb)

Park Street has been the center of Alameda’s business district since the railroad came to town in 1864. Join award-winning Historian Dennis Evanosky this Sunday 5/25 for a walk to discuss the history of many of the vintage commercial buildings that are still in use today. You will learn what is hiding behind some of the modern facades, and what buildings are no longer standing. Highlights will include the Artesian Water Works, the Masonic Temple, and the original Bureau of Electricity building that stood at the corner of what is now Otis Drive. You will also visit the Alameda Museum to see a colorized photograph of Park Street taken from the tower of the long-gone Artesian Water Works in 1893 and an early 20th century photo of the “Green Star” line streetcar trundling past buildings still dressed in their Victorian-era finery. ➡️ Sunday 5/25, starts at 10am outside Alameda Museum The money raised from ticket sales for the different Alameda History Walking Tours goes to support @alameda.post’s expenses incurred running a nonprofit news and information source to serve Alameda. For more info and tickets go to alamedapost.com/tours! #downtownalameda (fb)