A historic Oakland mural depicting Ohlone Native Americans is under threat of being painted over due to complaints about its nudity, sparking local debate on its cultural and educational value.

The Berkeley Repertory Theatre partners with Oakland Airport, offering co-marketing and special ticket deals to travelers, enriching the local cultural experience.

"Freaky Tales," an anthology film set in 1987 Oakland, had its premiere at the Grand Lake Theatre, with stars like Pedro Pascal in attendance and posthumous recognition of local Angus Cloud.

BART collaborates with The Unity Council to unveil new murals at Fruitvale Station, coinciding with the Día de los Muertos Festival in Oakland, a culturally rich event featuring music and altars.

Two Bay Area hotels, The Claremont Club & Spa and the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn, have been listed among America's most haunted, with reported ghost sightings and paranormal tours.

California Shakespeare Theater, known as Cal Shakes, is set to close due to financial difficulties, marking a significant loss for the Bay Area arts community.

The East Bay Regional Park District released a digital photo collection featuring staff from 1965-1981, celebrating the District's 90th Anniversary and showcasing historical workforce diversity.

The Alameda Comedy Club announced it is closing at year's end, unable to sustain operations post-pandemic without external aid, despite community appreciation for the venue.

BART hosts a fashion show called "Project Doneway" featuring designs made from classic paper tickets by Bay Area fashion students, part of September's Transit Month activities.

The sun was shining and the crowds were enthusiastic for Oakland’s 7th annual Black Joy Parade on Sunday. The parade and festival celebrate the Black experience and the Black community’s contribution to culture.

Renowned artist Nancy Seamons Crookston passes away, leaving a legacy of vibrant portraiture.

Oaklands First Fridays festival temporarily closes due to financial struggles, seeks new funding sources for future continuation.

Immerse yourself in the two-day Lafayette Art & Wine Festival, an annual gathering with a mix of art, food, drinks, and entertainment as we explore the effects the event has on local businesses.