Museums 🏛️
OMCA's mission is to inspire understanding and empathy with stories and experiences of California’s art, history, and natural environment to build more equitable and connected communities. There are multiple exhibits on view right now highlighting Native and Indigenous, Black, and immigrant artists and creatives.
Dedicated to the discovery, preservation, interpretation, and sharing of historical and cultural experiences of African Americans in California and the West.
Located in Oakland
Preserves and promotes the true legacy and ideals of the Black Panther Party and is home to the largest archival collection on the Black Panther Party worldwide.
Located in San Francisco
This museum is home to a collection of more than 20,000 artworks from 48 countries of the Asian continent and the worldwide Asian diaspora.
Located in San Francisco
This museum comprises over 16,500 artworks and is the oldest museum in the country focusing on Mexican, Mexican American, Latin American, and Chicano art.
Restaurants 🍽️
Wahpepah's Kitchen
created and led by Crystal Wahpepah is a Native woman-owned culinary experience that seeks to (1) to acknowledge that we live on stolen land; and (2) how that acknowledgement connects to the reclamation of Native food ways (food sovereignty); as well as (3) to educate communities and organizations on the health benefits of Native food ways using the knowledge passed onto Crystal.
Bringing Haitian flavors to the west coast and is Oakland’s first and only Haitian restaurant
LOCAL JOY, INSPIRATION, & BRILLIANCE ✨