Andrea Brewster's new body of work, Draft, begins with the structure of weaving: warp and weft, whose interlacing creates both fabric and grid. Drawing on weaving drafts, diagrams that act as pre-digital code, she treats the grid as a living structure open to variation, rhythm, and interruption. Though digitally constructed, the pieces retain a hand-drawn quality, exploring the tension between material and virtual, order and improvisation.
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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.
Leah Korican's DOILoveYou Too installation at Mercury 20 Gallery uses cut paper drapes across the ceiling, playing with light and shadow while honoring crocheted doilies.
Jill McLennan’s sumi‑ink paintings of adapting animals on wood panels explore the Endangered Species Act decision at Mercury 20 Gallery.
Free beginner‑friendly yoga class at Laney College Wellness Center, mats provided, no sign‑up needed, 12‑1 pm in Room C‑100, for enrolled Laney students.
Explore an intimate collection of Victorian women’s garments and accessories at Alameda Museum, with docent Anat guiding a hands‑on walkthrough Friday afternoons.
