Join us in celebrating the Black Panther Party’s 60th Anniversary with 23 rare archival film clips drawn from the Henry J. Williams Jr. Film Collection, donated to the African American Museum and Library at Oakland (AAMLO). The collection includes digitized original 16mm, 8mm, and Super 8 films documenting the Black Panther Party and its associates from 1967 to 1979.
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Opening reception showcases original Black Panther Party newspapers (1967‑1971) at African American Museum and Library, covering trials, free breakfast, Ten‑Point Program, and more for all ages.
Volunteers work weekly to remove invasive species, prevent erosion, and protect native plants in the Monterey redwood forest at Bridgeview Trail.
Bulky Block Party (7101 Edgewater Drive, Oakland) — Residents with vehicles haul large loads to the site.
Grand Lake Farmers Market (Splash Pad Park) — 100+ vendors, 40+ farmers, ranchers, seafood, dairy, flowers, coffee, pastries, hot food; CalFresh EBT, Market Match, WIC accepted.
Volunteer tutors assist with email setup, resume building, job searches, and internet browsing in the Rockridge Branch library computer lab, ages 18 and up.
Capoeira Angola practice at Melrose Branch Meeting Room, Oakland, includes dance, music, fitness and ritual; beginners welcome, children under 8 need adult, ages 5–10 and 13+.
Poets mix English, Spanish, Spanglish verses with percussion at Fruitvale Branch, streamed on Zoom, featuring Susana Praver Perez, Joe Navarro, Nazelah Jamison, Abdul Kenyatta, ages 13 and up.
Open computer lab at 81st Avenue Branch lets participants play on a shared game server, receive two extra computer hours, and enjoy provided snacks for ages 9–18.
