This week in Oakland: Bike ride for Palestine and the Port of Oakland free harbor tours
Other events include the Spiders home opener, Tech’s production of ‘Chicago’ and the photo exhibit ‘Revisiting Oakland’ at Manna Gallery.
Young singers take center stage in second annual East Oakland Vocal Festival
The showcase is part of an effort to revive the legacy of vocal performance in East Oakland, led by Elevate Oakland and Town Business Inc., two local organizations that support arts and music education in public schools.
The Oakland Main Library branch will close for at least five months
The Oakland History Center will also be affected during the infrastructure repairs, which begin on May 26.
This week in Oakland: ‘Friday Nights at OMCA’ and the Selena Boat Cruise
Other events include Salsa Sundays at Kinfolx, Afro Latin Brunch at For the Culture, and the Civic Design Studios Creative Expo.
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MOre from the archives
Small Business Week is returning to Oakland. Here’s what to expect
From April 28 to May 3, Oakland small business owners and entrepreneurs are invited to attend 15 free workshops, mixers, and other events.
Oakland played hardball as other cities cozied up to Major League Baseball shot callers
The A’s plans in Vegas, a new deal to temporarily play in Sacramento, and talk of MLB expansion teams, create a game of musical chairs.
This week in Oakland: Mad Tea Party for adults at Fairyland and the Oakland Gay Men’s chorus anniversary concert
Other events include the closing reception of the Raymond Cooper photo exhibit, Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project, and Oakland Kids First fundraiser happy hour.
Exclusive: Meet Kedrick Armstrong, the new Oakland Symphony music director
The symphony’s new conductor loves to cook, grew up listening to Luther Vandross and the Clark Sisters, and once wanted to be a preacher.
Oaklanders share what they love about downtown, and what needs to change
More housing opportunities and safer streets were two things locals said they wanted during pop-up events hosted by The Oakland Lowdown and Oakland North.
How a zany Oakland karaoke league teaches partygoers about ranked-choice voting
KaraOakland’s first season—filled with costumes, power ballads, and dance routines—ends Monday night at Legionnaire.
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