Grand opening! “Cubaila” @ Copper Spoon // Oakland
Welcome. Happy to announce “Cubaila” with Copper Spoon.
MoTonio’s presents Cubaila (a salsa/timba/reggaeton event) this Saturday, July 2nd
Location: Oakland’s own Copper Spoon (4031 Broadway) from 10 pm to 1:30am.
The purpose of MoTonio’s is to increase space and culture for Latin/Afro music for people to enjoy, experience, love, respect, share and appreciate one another.
Event price is $10. Kitchen closes at 11 pm.
Original artwork painting by Ernie Barnes’ 1976 painting “The Sugar Shack”, which has been seen on the hit tv show “Good Times”. Flyer edits provided by Meezyart, Sean Foster and Mo.
Music by DJ Antonio Chavez:
He is known for collaborating with various artists, such as, habana de primera ,la reve ,van van ,mayimbe, Mayito Rivera ,los 4,gente de zona ,pupy y los que son son entertainers and venues and for playing extraordinary salsa/timba/latin/afro music throughout the Bay Area for people to enjoy, dance.
About:
Copper Spoon is a women owned lively and cozy cocktail bar and kitchen. While the place is known for their craft cocktails and large mezcal selection, there is truly something for everyone.
This is not your traditional bar style food either; proteins options such as lamb, burgers, oysters, and local chicken on top of a variety of gluten free & vegan options are offered. Upon entry you’ll find comfortable bar and dining style seating throughout, as well as the option to sit in their covered & heated patio in the back. Copper Spoon offers comedy shows, Taco Tuesdays, and monthly events (music, dancing, pop art & apparel, night market and live painting).
They also do catering and provide event space rentals for special occasions. Check their website for further details and bookings at https://www.copperspoonoakland.com
Overall, in the future we are looking to collaborate with other venues, artists, deejays, musicians, entertainers and establishments to share space and increase the culture for Latin/Afro music.
Looking forward to seeing you all at “Cubaila”.
