Community Calendar

Find us in Lakeview Library parking lot, between Grand and Lakeshore on north side of Lake Merritt Cozy curbside food. Lawn seating: bring a chair or a blanket plus your friends, family & neighbors. Featuring affordable and delicious food from rotating trucks: Fat Man BBQ, No Worries, Liba Falafel, Go Streatery, Fist of Flour, Nora’s Spanish Mobile Cuisine, Doc's of the Bay, Sunrise Deli,...

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Transform your mind, your body, your spirit with 40 days of dedicated practice. Led by Judy Rukat and Whitney Walsh, you will increase your inner strength, nourish your body and mind, and find a community to support your evolution. This 40-Day commitment is a commitment towards a healthier lifestyle, a period of self-study, and a fresh, positive attitude on life. GROUND AND UPLIFT: We will...

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Atoui is an electro-acoustic musician who initiates and curates multidisciplinary events. Much of Atoui's work references social and political realities and presents music and new technologies as powerful tools of expression and identity. Atoui will present several of his ongoing projects. For his MATRIX project at BAM/PFA, Atoui will build on WITHIN, which is based on a series of conversations...

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Want to cultivate more mindfulness in your life? Join us every Monday at Leela Yoga with Lauren Michelle (www.lauremmichelleyoga.com) for a variety of seated and walking meditation techniques to cultivate mindfulness and presence with a great community of like-minded folks! Open to all-levels, these meditations are guided with a sense of playfulness and ease, with time for less-structured...

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An event for young adult readers, the Penguin Teen on Tour group tour will feature presentations from five exciting authors: Seth Fishman (The Well’s End series), Maggie Hall (The Conspiracy of Us), Rachel Hawkins (Rebel Belle series), Jessica Khoury (Kalahari), and Morgan Rhodes (Falling Kingdoms series). This tour is sure to capture teens’ imaginations and have them reading around the...

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Don't miss the next "Spreading Their Wings" lecture on Women’s Education and the Early History of Mills College. Bert Gordon, Professor of History, Head of the Department of History, and Chair of the Social Sciences Division at Mills College, will discuss the challenges faced by Victorian women seeking an education and the role of Mills College. You may purchase tickets ahead of time by...

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The Center for Asian American Media presents their annual film festival known for its role in encouraging and supporting Asian independent filmmakers as well as offering a venue for new and noteworthy Asian cinema. The festival will screen close to 130 works.

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