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This week in Oakland: ‘Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus,’ and Elbo Room reopens
Other events include: an ‘Animal Style’ exhibit at Creative Growth, Andrew Alden and Jenny Odell at Oakland Public Library, and house music at CryBaby.
A new documentary delves into the difficulties faced by Oakland’s homeless families
Cheryl Fabio’s “A Rising Tide” is an unflinching look at housing insecurity.
Baseball history in Oakland goes way deeper than the A’s
Local ballplayers and coaches—from Little League to MLB—have shaped the history of America’s pastime, on and off the field.
Developer scraps plan to use Kaiser Convention Center arena as office space
Cultural nonprofit leaders involved in the project have questions about the changes.
This week in Oakland: Art & Soul, AfroComicCon, and Candlelight Concerts
Other events include Lincoln Summer Nights, Good Medicine comedy and a Maui fundraiser at Homeroom.
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A colorful spectacle of love photographed at Oakland Pride
Thousands of revelers took to the streets of downtown Oakland on Sunday in a joyful celebration of the LGBTQ+ community.
Culture Makers: Oakland authors take center stage
Join The Oaklandside on Sept. 21 for a lively night of discussion with local writers Jenny Odell, Dorothy Lazard, and Mac Barnett.
You could own a stake in the Oakland Roots and Soul
Community investments in the soccer club will begin at $100 and come with various perks.
This week in Oakland: Pride celebrations happening around town
Reel Queer Flix, a fundraiser for Oaklash, Pride bar crawl, FairyProud Pride night, and more.
Legal sideshows? These young East Bay developers made a video game that reimagines Oakland car culture
“Highsidin’” grew out of the nonprofit Gamehead’s work to bring racial and economic diversity to game development
‘Feeding people is revolutionary’: Oakland groups, restaurants serve meals to those who need them
East Oakland Collective, Community Kitchens, and others pass out restaurant-cooked meals and more to Oakland’s food insecure in honor of local hip-hop legend Shock G.
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