This Thursday! Neighborhood (NC) Meeting at Clinton Park, 6p. For all residents, business owners, visitors, church goers, and especially youth in the Eastlake/San Antonio Area.
Come hear about:
-the new playground and library plans at San Antonio Park (FOSAP)
-the transformation of Clinton Park (trybe)
-full service community schools/Garfield/Roosevelt transformation (EBAYC)
-the re-opening of Oakland High Pool (Ohigh PTO)
-the fight against human trafficking (SANC)
-street/traffic safety measures (SANA & OakDOT)
-San Antonio BART Station?! (SASA)
-Opportunities for Black and Mayan youth (BWLLC & Union Maya)
-Local gardens (FOBVP, E.15th Lot)
-and more!
Mainly, come meet and hang out with your fellow human beings and fellowship and have fun!
Official recap video by @viajordanfoster We had much fun! Thank you again to everyone who joined us, can’t wait to have you all back at our next event! #SafeSpaces #SEANeeYear #CultivatingCommunity #AiCP
Mother's Day BELOVED is this Sunday! May 10th · 10:30 AM at San Antonio Park – Trybe Courts (18th Ave near Foothill). Prayers and blessings, live music, kids activities, coffee, lunch. Open to everyone — bring the whole family.
#oaklandtrybe #trybe #oakland #beloved #mothersday #sanantoniopark #freefamilyevents #freefamilyfun #community #communityevents
Honored to host EBAYC’s Children’s Day 2026 at Clinton Park, welcoming over 500 students from four different elementary schools for a day filled with joy, laughter, and community.
For the past 2.5 years, one of our biggest goals has been to help make Clinton Park clean, safe, and welcoming enough for kids and families to truly return and enjoy the space again. Seeing hundreds of children running, playing, laughing, and bringing life back into this park was a powerful reminder of why this work matters so much.
This is the heart behind the long hours, endless meetings, partnerships, and community efforts — creating spaces where Oakland youth can connect, be active outdoors, build friendships across cultures, step away from screens, and simply enjoy being kids.
The energy these students brought to the park made the entire space feel alive. Moments like this make every challenge worth it.
Huge thank you to @ebaycprograms for trusting us with such a meaningful event and for continuing to invest in Oakland’s youth and community.
6:30p-9pm Tuesday & Thursday nights for the Month of May.
Basketball and Sports Training (volleyball, soccer tennis players welcome!)
Working on plyometrics, speed drills, coordination in a basketball based setting.
630p: 5th-9th graders
745p: All ages (guided scrimmages in basketball and volleyball)
Ira Jenkins Gym at Brookfield Park
9175 Edes Ave Oakland, CA 94603
Community Neighborhood Meeting Thursday, May 14 at 6pm at Clinton Park, 655 International Blvd.
First combined NCPC meeting for areas 17xy, 18xy, and 19x. Topics include community safety, park updates, summer youth jobs, traffic safety, ICE awareness, small business resources, and more. The night centers youth and passing power to the next generation.
Please note: OPD may be in attendance.
More info: sanantoniooakland.com
@clinton_park_oakland
I hope to see you at my upcoming town hall with Alameda County Supervisor Lena Tam next Saturday, May 9! We’re looking forward to hearing your questions and suggestions.
Please RSVP and submit your questions using the QR code or at this link:
https://bit.ly/WangTamTownHall
#oakland #townhall #district2 #townbiz #citycouncil
Some incredible shots taken from our SEA New Year event by @jaeoollyc , who volunteered to photograph the event, truly appreciate you being apart of our community and supporting our efforts. Thank you!
We have free health clinics for humans, which will be held this Sunday from 9a-5p. Now, we also have health clinics for animals! Free vaccinations, grooming, wellness checks, food, pet supplies, and more! First come, first serve basis. Bring your 4 legged child over to get some care!
Last weekend I visited Clinton Park in Oakland’s Little Saigon to celebrate Southeast Asian New Year. It was exciting to be part of one of the first TLC (Thai, Lao, Cambodian) community events in Oakland and to see so many people come together in celebration.
I also took the opportunity to check out the recent upgrades at the Clinton Community Center. It’s great to see continued investment in keeping Clinton Park a welcoming space for everyone.
During the event, The S.H.A.D.E Movement hosted a powerful panel discussion that brought together advocates, leaders, and artists to talk about healing, accountability, and breaking cycles of harm while raising awareness about human trafficking.
@clinton_park_oakland@s.h.a.d.e_movement@oaklandtrybe
