Join the Rockridge Book Club the Second Saturday of every month at 3:30pm for a lively discussion about our current book selection. Please call 510-597-5017 for more information. November's book is, Real Americans by Rachel Khong. Get accessibility information .
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Community cleanup at the corner of Monticello and Fairfax Avenue, with gloves and materials supplied; bring a friend.
Community Cleanup High Street Coalition at Walgreens on High St and Redding gathers volunteers to clean the surrounding area.
Produce, fruit, and healthy foods from African American and under‑represented farmers fill the Temescal market, ending the season with a sweet potato pie tasting contest.
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.
Sing, dance, and read books for babies 0‑1, then playtime with caregivers, at Montclair Branch Children’s Room, ADA accessible, Oakland, for ages 1 and under.
Anime episodes screened and discussed at Eastmont Teen Zone, with snacks and friend‑making for ages 13–18.
Crochet lessons and yarn social at Melrose Branch, Oakland, with supplies provided and projects welcome, for ages 3–12.
Creative crafts hangout at Piedmont Avenue Branch for teens ages 13–18, meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
