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The best day to visit the museum? First Friday every month! Play local games, and meet local artists. Have fun and discover something new!

The best day to visit the museum? First Friday every month! Play local games, and meet local artists. Have fun and discover something new!
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World Fantasy Convention 2026 (Oakland Marriott City Center) — Four days of authors, artists, publishers, editors, fans gathering for a Dealers Room, Art Show, and World Fantasy Awards.
Children’s Fairyland opens from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., closing early for ages 21 and up.
Certified farmers' market in Old Oakland historic district offers diverse, affordable produce year‑round, rain or shine, accepting WIC, EBT and Market Match.
Mike Henderson paintings and works on paper displayed at Roll Up Project, featuring early 1990s abstract canvases and six 1977 untitled paper pieces.
Live performances, DJ sets, food trucks, cultural activities, lawn picnicking, open bar, and late‑night museum hours fill the Oakland Museum of California’s Friday evenings, free admission.
Jessica Jane Robinson presents her Ecosystems Matter book signing, a zero-waste gathering, short film, spotlight, documentary trailer and CEO episode screening at Julie’s Coffee & Tea Garden.
LGBTQ+ teen center opens weekly at Veteran's Memorial Building, offering supervised activities, Queer history lessons, and peer support for ages 11–18.
Haunted walkthrough aboard the USS Hornet with dark corridors, twisted creatures, sudden scares, and a Devil’s Sea Bar serving haunted mocktails; ages 13+, tickets $33.52 online, $38.77 GA.