Farms to Grow's Freedom Farmers' Market in Temescal: produce, fruit and healthy foods from African American and under-represented farmers, and a community gathering place. 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 9AM-2PM, July 11 to November 14, 2026 (season closes November 14 with a sweet potato pie tasting contest).
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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.
Volunteers work weekly to remove invasive species, prevent erosion, and protect native plants in the Monterey redwood forest at Bridgeview Trail.
Volunteer projects improve trail safety and visitor amenities at Woodminster Cascade in Joaquin Miller Park.
Donkey brushing at Fairyland’s donkey enclosure.
Spooky Halloween hike through Oakland Redwood forest at Chabot Space & Science Center, followed by drinks, charcuterie, and stargazing on the observation deck, for ages 21 and up.
Sausal Creek Trail Stewardship Crew restores trails in Dimond Canyon at Dimond Park Historical Scout Hut.
Friends of Sausal Creek volunteers clear trails, repair storm damage, and remove invasive species at Bridgeview Trailhead.
Steep loop hike at Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve showcases Golden Chinquapin and other plants; grippy footwear required, bring water and snacks, drop‑in, ages 7 and up.
Stories, songs, and library chickens entertain kids during storytime, then free garden play follows at Elmhurst Branch, Oakland, snacks provided, for ages 12 and under.
