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“The sooner we reach that number, the sooner DMV will start producing Snoopy plates, and California museums will have a new funding source,” says Celeste DeWald, executive director of the California Association of Museums. Snoopy plates cost $50, with an annual renewal fee of $40. Personalized plates are $98 initially and $78 to renew. (No stars, hearts or hands, though–those are restricted to the official Kids plates.) Visit snoopyplate.com for more information and to order. The Snoopy license plate proceeds will be used to set up a competitive grant program for the state’s more than 1,400 museums. A fresh money source is needed because the voter- approved bond that had been sustaining the grants since 2002 is sunsetting out of existence.

Loma Vista Farm: Field trips and tours are available for schools, day cares, garden clubs, senior centers and other groups, Monday through Friday throughout the spring and summer, 707-556-8765, www.lomavistafarm.org, Fish Feeding Time: Get close to crabs and see flounder, perch and pipefish, 3-3:30 p.m, Saturdays and Sundays, Crab Cove, 1252 McKay Ave., Alameda, 510-544-3187, www.ebparksonline.org, Pups on the Patio: Sip wine on the patio with your well behaved, leashed dog, vintage rainbow flats...size 6.5 womens....ballet shoes. 80s flats. retro. jubilee urban. boho. hipster. fancy. pretty. mod. par during “Yappy Hour” at Cinnabar Winery, 5 to 7 p.m, Thursdays, Sept, 5 and Oct, 3, 14612 Big Basin Way, Saratoga, Dog treats, goody bags and photos too, No cover; one drink minimum, 408-867-1012, www.cinnabarwinery.com..

Honoring Ray Charles: Celebrating the genius of Brother Ray, an outstanding sextet of Bay Area musicians has been digging into the songbook of the polymorphously soulful icon over the last few years in the Ray Charles Project. With a bevy of veteran players deeply versed in blues, jazz, soul, and funk, the all-star combo features the one-two punch of former Santana vocalist Tony Lindsay and former Hoodoo Rhythm Devils frontman Glenn Walters, Santana keyboardist David K. Mathews, blues guitar great Chris Cain, ace electric bassist Dewayne Pate, and supremely funky drummer Deszon Claiborne. So hit the road, Jack, ‘cause the RCP lands at Armando’s in Martinez tonight. Details: 8 p.m.; $20; 925-228-6985, www.armandosmartinez.com.— Andrew Gilbert, Correspondent.

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Juan can be heard on his sister Sheila E.’s latest album, his dad’s new live CD, as well as the “E Family” album, for which he wrote three songs. He’s working on an album of his own, writing material with San Jose-born, Los Angeles-based Michael Angel. When the Escovedo siblings pool their rhythmic talents, there’s a sense of competition, as well as camaraderie. “Sheila goes on tour, she learns some stuff. I learn stuff,” Juan says. “My brother learns stuff. So when we play together, we’re having fun, but we’re serious — we’re really trying to top each other. It’s like, ‘Here’s some new licks. You guys can’t do this one!’ They laugh and go, ‘Wow! What was that?’ ‘Let’s see what you got.’ We’re challenging each other.


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