Lo-Fi Oyster Co. and Local Economy Present Tide Tables, Ambient Jazz and Bay Science

## Ambient Jazz Meets Bay Restoration at Local Economy Oakland gets a thoughtful, slightly briny kind of gathering on **Friday, June 26**, when **Lo-Fi Oyster Co. and Local Economy present “Tide Tables,”** an evening that mixes experimental sound with big ideas about the Bay we live beside. From **6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Local Economy in Oakland**, the event brings together two worlds that actually make a lot of sense in the same room: ambient jazz and Bay science. Think less lecture hall, more intimate neighborhood salon — a place to listen closely, learn something unexpected, and leave with a different feeling about the water just beyond our streets. The first installment

“Tide Tables” is a special series presented in collaboration with Lo-Fi Oyster Co. Each event combines ambient jazz with conversations about the Bay water, climate, and food systems.
Up first, the Wild Oyster Project will be paired with experimental ambient vocalist Roco Córdova.
The Wild Oyster Project aims to bring native oysters back to San Francisco Bay through shell recycling, community engagement and restoration initiatives. They imagine a swimmable, edible Bay using the power of oysters.
Roco Córdova is a composer, improviser, and vocalist, who was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Córdova's work fuses diverse influences with electronic media, chance operations, gradual processes, noise, improvisation, and timbral techniques of composition.