OHC Fall Series

The Oakland History Center’s fall series is back this October! From audio storytelling to a haunted bike ride, join us for our series of events showcasing Oakland’s rich history.

Exhibit

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.

Teen Imagined Histories: Make New Stories From Old Photos

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.

Author Conversation

Andrew Alden & Jenny Odell

Andrew Alden and Jenny Odell in Conversation

Kick off Oakland History Center Fall Event Series with authors Andrew Alden and Jenny Odell in conversation with moderator, Dorothy Lazard.

Dr. Marcus Foster

Dr. Marcus Foser

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.

Sister Love

Sister Love Tribute

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.

Oral Historians

Oral Historians

Oral Historians in the East Bay

This panel discussion of East Bay oral historians will let you hear from folks who are collecting, sharing, and archiving community stories.

Save Your Oakland Stories

Save Your Oakland Stories

Save Your Oakland Stories

We want to hear from you! Create and share audio recordings of your Oakland memories.

Mountain View Cemetery

Mountain View Cemetery

Mountain View Cemetery event with Liam O' Donoghue

Liam O'Donoghue, host of East Bay Yesterday, presents a tour of the illustrious Mountain View Cemetery, part of OHC's Fall Series.

Haunted History Bike Ride

Haunted History Bike Ride

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.

An American Family

Santi Elijah Holley on the Shakur Family

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Children's books about making mistakes, forgiveness and being ok with change. Curated by teen intern Sena Yoo.
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