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Summer Beats Concert Series. South Shore Center’s free summer music program continues with “Pride and Joy.” Along with the live music, there will be family activities, face painting, henna tattoos, bouncy houses and more. 5 to 7 p.m. July 30. SouthShore Center, Park Street and Otis Drive, Alameda. Free. www.alamedasouthshorecenter.com. Harry Potter Party and Book Swap. Sorry, everyone else, it’s teens only for this Harry Potter Party and book swap. 3 p.m. July 30. Alameda Free Library, 1550 Oak St., Alameda. Free. 510-747-7777, www.alamedaca.gov.

Old Woodside Store Day, Noon-4 p.m, May 4, A volunteer docent group, the Woodside Storekeepers, will invite visitors to experience life in the 1880s, Woodside Store, corner of Tripp and Kings Mountain roads, Woodside, Woodside Store is a San Mateo County Park operated by the San Mateo County Historical Association, www.historysmc.org or 650-299-0104, Old-Fashioned Fourth of July for Children, 10 a.m.-4 p.m, July 4, San Mateo County History Museum, Food, crafts, Museum admission will be half-price that day: $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for seniors and students, free for baby flats embellished in swarovski crystals, perfect for christening or birthday, ballet flats, baby booties, baby shoes, baby kids 5 and under, www.historysmc.org or 650-299-0104..

Richmond, as the official site of the nation’s tribute to the workers of the World War II home front, is out to make history by bringing the record home. There are requirements for those who want to participate and help set the new mark. Organizers say all participants must wear. Not allowed are faded denim jeans, denim shirts, bib overalls, T-shirts, or sweatsuits. To assist with the wardrobe, the Rosie the Riveter Trust is offering an official bandanna and pair of red socks for $7, available at the event or in advance at the national park visitor education center.

She doesn’t like peanuts that are given to her if they are not in the shell and is only remotely interested in peanut butter, Charon L., Benicia, DEAR CHARON: It must be the thrill of the hunt, DEAR JOAN: This story is about my long-deceased cat, Sophie, and what happened when she ate something inappropriate, One Sunday morning, Sophie leaped on the bed with baby flats embellished in swarovski crystals, perfect for christening or birthday, ballet flats, baby booties, baby shoes, baby me and my husband, and we soon smelled cat poop, We didn’t see anything on the bed, so we decided to inspect her backside, There was a little poop visible, so I held her while my husband got a tissue to wipe it off, He began wiping and lo and behold, out came a  curly ribbon coated in cat poop, about 18 inches long, I hope you’re not eating as you read this..

The TheatreWorks production helmed by founder and artistic director Robert Kelley creates a sense of wonder right away with Joe Ragey’s enchanting set of woods that extend out over the audience, especially one mammoth tree with wagon wheels embedded in it. There’s a bittersweet charm to the Tucks, who are resigned to their lot but find it more a burden than a blessing. Kristine Reese is wistfully benevolent as mother Mae, and Jonathan Rhys Williams has settled into jovial complacency as father Angus. Elder son Miles (Travis Leland) is brooding and short-tempered, while Eddie Grey’s Jesse Tuck exudes irresistible impish exuberance as a 102-year-old who’s eternally 17.