Closing of Fairyland @ 75: A Legacy of Magic
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With just a few weeks left to experience it, OMCA welcomes you to explore Fairyland’s rich history and impact on Oakland’s cultural landscape with Fairyland @ 75: A Legacy of Magic.
With just a few weeks left to experience it, OMCA welcomes you to explore Fairyland’s rich history and impact on Oakland’s cultural landscape with Fairyland @ 75: A Legacy of Magic.
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Certified farmers' market in Montclair Village offers fresh produce, accepts EBT with a dollar‑for‑dollar match up to $15, plus WIC, Veggie Rx, and Beet Bucks.
Farmers' market in North Oakland DMV lot beside Frog Park, offering mobile knife sharpening on 2nd and 4th Sundays, accepts WIC, EBT, Market Match, Veggie Rx all ages.
Children's Fairyland in Oakland opens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Basic computer help in English at Fruitvale Branch, Oakland, with appointments and first‑come‑served drop‑ins, plus accessibility information, for ages 18 and up.
LA GENTE SF delivers high‑energy Cumbia, Salsa and Reggaeton on OMCA's Garden Stage, creating a joyful dance party.
Walk through OMCA’s landmark building and gardens on the OMCA campus with Council on Architecture members.
Special walkthrough of BeHere / 1942 exhibition with museum educator Margaret Yee at OMCA Great Hall.
Spotlight Sundays: Japanese American Legacies of Resistance (James Moore Theater) — Opening remarks by OMCA Executive Director Lori Fogarty explore the historical legacy behind the BeHere / 1942 exhibition.