PITTSBURG

The California Theatre will reopen with Pittsburg Theatre Firm’s manufacturing Nov. 4-6 and Nov. 18-20 of “The Addams Household Musical.”

The theater’s balcony has been renovated and a brand new courtyard added. Advance ticket gross sales shall be dealt with by PTC for this primary manufacturing, and the on-site field workplace will open one hour earlier than every efficiency. For advance tickets or extra data, name 925-439-7529 or go to ptcca.org/tickets. The California Theatre is at 351 Railroad Ave. in Pittsburg.

— California Theatre

CLAYTON

Nov. 5 style sale to learn Diablo Girls’s Chorale

Diablo Girls’s Chorale will host a “Grand Sale Fundraiser’” from 10 a.m. to three p.m. Nov. 5 at 10 Mount Eden Place in Clayton. The fundraiser sale will characteristic girls’s very gently used garments and equipment, new designer jewellery and different bargains. For extra data, e-mail Jennifer at twothemacks@gmail.com.

— Diablo Girls’s Chorale

ANTIOCH

Drama Manufacturing facility to current ‘Dracula’ for 2 weekends

The Drama Manufacturing facility’s fall manufacturing shall be “Dracula,” opening Nov. 4 and taking part in for 2 weekends within the Nick Rodriguez Neighborhood Theatre at 213 F St. in Antioch. The play shall be introduced in a traditional style, mentioned technical director Lee Ballesteros.

Showtimes are at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4, 5, 11 and 12 and 1 p.m. Nov. 5, 6 and 12. Tickets, accessible on-line at dramafactory.org, are $15 for normal admission and $10 for seniors.

— Drama Manufacturing facility

BYRON

Italian dinner homicide thriller at St. Anne Catholic Church

The St. Anne Council Knights of Columbus will host an Italian dinner, just a few drinks and an evening of leisure by award-winning actors performing onstage Nov. 11 at St. Anne Catholic Church.

The homicide thriller takes place through the Roaring ’20s in Ruby’s Place, a gangster hangout the place thirsty folks go for some enjoyable and leisure. Somebody goes to get whacked. Who achieved it? That’s the query you and your tablemates will attempt to remedy. Go to www.anne.church for all the main points. For questions name Mike Stoiber at 925-759-4669 or Greg Moran at 925-642-2307.

— St. Anne Catholic Church

WALNUT CREEK

Valley Artwork Gallery’s ‘Focal Factors’ present open until Nov. 12

Valley Artwork Gallery’s new present “Focal Factors,” open now via Nov. 12, demonstrates that nothing creates focal factors higher than authentic artwork. That includes some 300 works in all, the present spans a large spectrum of media, motifs, codecs, sizes and worth factors.

With them you’ll be able to create your individual private focal factors that specific your individuality, set a temper, recall a reminiscence or remind you of a spot or one thing you’re keen on. All work is obtainable on the market or for rent-to-purchase via the gallery’s unique “No Regrets” rental program. See all of the gallery’s artists on its web site at valleyartgallery.org.

— Valley Artwork Gallery

Submit space arts-and-entertainment On Faucet objects to Judith Prieve at jprieve@bayareanewsgroup.com.