Cornerstone Craft Beer & Live Music

As new beginnings abound on their tour, Templeman and Headon forge ahead in their career in the same way they’ve forged into their friendship: bottling happiness in liquid form.

In the race for Berkeley’s Rent Stabilization Board, the Community Power Slate — which includes James Chang, Paola Laverde, John Selawsky, María Poblet and Soli Alpert — won the available seats as of press time at 2 a.m.

Susan Meiselas is in town today. If you haven’t heard of her, she’s an award-winning photographer who’s covered subjects from East Coast strippers to history and genocide in Kurdistan.

Bratton understands where his current fan base comes from and didn’t hesitate to indulge the fans in some behind-the-scenes moments from “The Office.”

Every detail of CupcakKe's movement felt engineered to draw the loudest screams from her fans and yet also felt totally spontaneous.

Aggressively pointed fingers and various edgy band tees made their way into Cornerstone on Sunday for Citizen’s first ever Berkeley show.

Words can’t do a Brick + Mortar live show much justice. Calling it a “concert” undermines the efforts of the band to make the show into a low-budget circus.

The beats of Brazilian street drummers filled the air, providing a rhythm for the hundreds of feet marching along some of Berkeley’s most iconic streets. While not necessarily crowded, the blocked-off areas were populated by laughing children playing cornhole or blowing bubbles, local election campaigners hoping to gain votes and people of all ages painting animal figurines.

Its music calls back to exciting pop and rock tracks, the type of tunes that everyone wants to dance along with, even if they don't know the musicians.

With this week’s picks, the Arts & Entertainment staff presents local attractions designed to keep you from getting bored.