Richmond, California is blessed with 32 miles of shoreline and the area offers a wonderful variety of leisure and recreational resources - from boating, fishing and hiking to golf, tennis and team sports. The City of Richmond operates 26 city parks, 15 playgrounds, 18 playlots, a public marina with 750 boat berths at Marina Bay, and various beach parks, swim centers and community centers. Also in Richmond are several yacht harbors, a golf and country club and two community theaters. There are more listings on the Arts, Public Information and Restaurant Pages.
Art of Ballet School of Dance & Company 258 Marina Way Richmond, CA 94801 (510) 235 - 0926	Art of Ballet has taught Ballet, Tap, Jazz and ethnic dance in the Richmond community for 30 years. Shannon Townsend, School Administrator
Bay Trails (TRAC) Bruce Beyaert, TRAC Chair for the TRAC Steering Committee tracbaytrail@earthlink.net	TRAC's mission is to complete the San Francisco Bay Trail in Richmond.
East Brother Light Station 117 Park Place Point Richmond CA 94801 510-233-2385	Historic lighthouse converted into a Bed and Breakfast Inn perched atop an island in the bay.
Golden State Model Railroad Museum 900 Dornan Drive Point Richmond CA 94807 510-234-4884	Golden State Model Railroad Museum and East Bay Model. Meticulously detailed town and city scenes.
Hotel Mac 50 Washington Avenue Point Richmond CA 94801 510-235.0010	Historic 3 story hotel. Beautifully furnished rooms and suites with first class bar and restaurant on premises.
Inner Cook , Classes, consulting and a book on healthy eating, fun cooking and the culinary arts. 510-215-6133	"Nourishing Life One Bite at a Time"
Masquers Playhouse 105 Park Place Point Richmond CA 94801 510-232-4031 or 510-232-3888	A beautiful 99-seat theater.
Point Arts Guild of Point Richmond	A loosely organized group of artists whose members support each other by sharing knowledge, resources and ideas.
Quality Inn 915 W. Cutting Blvd. Richmond, CA Phone: 510-237-3000	Rooms and suites
Red Oak Victory Ship Dornan Drive at Ferry Point	A wonderful floating museum built in Richmond.
Red Oak Victory Ship's Amateur Radio Club Station K6YVM		Gary Elliott (Chief Ham)
Richmond Yacht Club 351 Brickyard Cove Road Point Richmond, CA 94801 510-237-2821 FAX: 237-8100	This club was built for fun!
The Plunge Bay Area's largest heated indoor pool is now closed. 1 East Richmond Avenue Point Richmond, CA 94801. 510-620-6820.	One Fine (but, alas, closed) Natatorium ! Save the Plunge
Women's Westside Improvement Club President is Margaret Morkowski and her phone is 510-234-421	WWIC is the oldest continually active women’s club in the State of California.The Ladies meet on the first Tuesday of the month from September through June.

Several annual community-wide festivals in Richmond include: Cinco de Mayo, held in the Civic Center in the spring; Juneteenth, held in Nicholl Park every summer; Festival By the Bay held in Marina Bay every fall; and Snow Ball, held every winter in the Convention Center. Richmond sponsors Black History Month celebrations every year in February.

An outdoor Farmers' Market operates in the Civic Center every Friday from May through mid-November, and attracts a large number of residents from a broad range of ethnic and cultural groups.

For more information regarding the Richmond community and Richmond's quality of life, contact: The City of Richmond at 510-307-8140 (ask for Marketing Department) or The Richmond Chamber of Commerce at 510-234-3512