On view through August 15, 2026 OACC open hours Wed-Sat, 12-5 pm Closing Reception and Artist Tour: Sat, Aug 15, 1-2 pm FREE From Ochazuke to Adobo: Care, Memory, and the Immigrant Kitchen is a multidisciplinary installation that grows out of artist Julia LaChica's ongoing work on caregiving, family history, and diasporic identity. Building on […]
Thursday, July 23, 2026 5-7 pm FREE Join author Veronica Li for a timely discussion of her new book, 1882: A Gold Mountain Odyssey. In this historical novel about the first wave of Chinese immigrants to the U.S., we follow their journey through the gold rush, building the U.S. railroad system, and the 1882 Chinese […]
Saturday, August 1, 20261-4 pmFREE Our Stories in Our Voices: Oral History of Oakland Chinatown Organizing Across Generations is a community program celebrating the people, organizations, and movements that helped shape Oakland Chinatown's rich history of advocacy, leadership, and community building. Through oral history, personal storytelling, and intergenerational dialogue, this program will explore Oakland Chinatown's historical […]
Friday, August 712 noon–1 pmFREE Do you have socks that need repair? Are you curious about visible mending? Do you like keeping clothing out of landfills? If you answered yes to any of these, or just want company while you sew, join us for our next Mending Circle at OACC on August 7, at 12 […]
Saturday, August 15, 20262-4 pmFREE Join us for a conversation with National Book Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author Randy Ribay about his newest YA novel, Nest of Tongues, a story about Filipino American teenage siblings/manananggals trying to survive as they're hunted down by a legendary Filipino monster slayer. This event will begin with […]