Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionJingletown
This space pulses with grassroots energy where Jazz meets Hip Hop, youth artists share stages with established performers, and every event carries a thread of community resistance. From drag fundraisers to May Day marches, it's where Oakland's cultural and political currents collide.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
Courtney Desiree Morris turns her own pregnant body into a vessel for the divine in this experimental short. Seven rituals unfold everywhere from kitchen sinks to ocean waves, exploring how Yemaya, the Yoruba goddess of oceans and motherhood, lives in everyday spaces.
June 13 at 12pm
Bring your family's photos, letters, and stories to be digitized and preserved forever in the AfroPortals Digital Archive. You'll help build a living record of Black queer life in the East Bay, and walk away with a $50 stipend for participating.
June 13 at 2pm
Fifty years after Oakland police shot Barlow Benavidez, his family and activists gather to ask: has anything really changed? This panel brings together the attorneys, organizers, and loved ones who fought for justice then, examining how police accountability has evolved, or hasn't, in the decades since.
Jingletown
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionThis space pulses with grassroots energy where Jazz meets Hip Hop, youth artists share stages with established performers, and every event carries a thread of community resistance. From drag fundraisers to May Day marches, it's where Oakland's cultural and political currents collide.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
Courtney Desiree Morris turns her own pregnant body into a vessel for the divine in this experimental short. Seven rituals unfold everywhere from kitchen sinks to ocean waves, exploring how Yemaya, the Yoruba goddess of oceans and motherhood, lives in everyday spaces.
June 13 at 12pm
Bring your family's photos, letters, and stories to be digitized and preserved forever in the AfroPortals Digital Archive. You'll help build a living record of Black queer life in the East Bay, and walk away with a $50 stipend for participating.
June 13 at 2pm
Fifty years after Oakland police shot Barlow Benavidez, his family and activists gather to ask: has anything really changed? This panel brings together the attorneys, organizers, and loved ones who fought for justice then, examining how police accountability has evolved, or hasn't, in the decades since.