Our recent panelists answer more audience questions from our live event.
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Culture Makers: Hear local journalists talk Oakland culture, live
Join us at the New Parkway on March 23 for a lively discussion with East Bay Yesterday creator Liam O’Donoghue, Oakland Voices co-director Momo Chang, and KQED correspondent and host Pendarvis Harshaw.
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Culture Makers Q&A: The future of Oakland sports, according to experts
Our recent Culture Makers panelists answer more of your questions from our live event.
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Culture Makers: We’re going deep on the past, present, and future of sports in Oakland
We’ll be joined on Sept. 22 by Oakland Tech athletic director and former WNBA player Alexis Gray-Lawson, Oakland Roots co-founder Edreece Arghandiwal, and journalist Marcus Thompson. Plus: musical guest Mara Hruby
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César Cruz, Reyna Maldonado, and Annie Wang on the intersection of food and social justice
Our recent Culture Makers panelists answer more of your questions from our live event.
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This week in Oakland: Indigenous festivals and an Oakland history lesson
Other events include a new exhibit at Camron-Stanford House and ‘A Place to Breathe’ screening at the New Parkway.
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Culture Makers: Exploring the intersection of food and social justice
Our June 23 event features local celebrity chef Tu David Phu, Dreamer and restaurateur Reyna Maldonado, and Homies Empowerment co-founder and community activist César Cruz.
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Kev Choice, Niema Jordan, and Tunde Ahmad on finding inspiration in Oakland
The local artists headlined our first Culture Makers event—and wanted to answer more of your questions.
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‘Culture Makers’ will celebrate the people who make Oakland unique
The Oaklandside is launching a quarterly event series featuring lively discussions, colorful performances, and flavorful local eats. We’ll debut at the New Parkway Theater on March 24.
