The Central Artery presents: 2nd Saturdays Party Market

ATTENTION! APRIL 13TH EVENT OFFICIALLY POSTPONED TO MAY 11TH.

Calling all creative souls! 🎨✨ Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant heartbeat of Oakland at Second Saturdays—an electrifying monthly extravaganza hosted by the Central Artery! 🌟

Second Saturdays is a new monthly party market at the intersection of 15th and Franklin. We are igniting the streets with curated music, art, and community spirit from 5 PM to 11 PM. 🎶

Our kick-off Second Saturday is May 11th with Cecil & Cali (thePeople Oakland)! Explore a night market with artisan crafts, hear some of Oakland’s favorite DJs, and discover the diverse talents of our city's artists. Don't miss out on this dynamic celebration of culture and connection!*

*Interested in being a vendor? Apply .

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In addition to all the fun things, Mama Lee’s is generously offering her homemade wontons in efforts to raise money for Baba’s House’s (15th Street small business) air conditioner in April & May!

You’ll have a choice of chili wontons and wonton soup with the option of adding noodles. We highly recommend pre-ordering as we will have a very limited amount available for day of orders. Pre-orders will close on 4/11 at 10pm*.

Pick up will be at Baba's House during market hours 5-11pm.

*ticket not required to purchase wontons for pick up

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TICKETS

$5-$15 donation NOTAFLOF

15th and Franklin

5pm-11pm

The block party is all-ages! (The bars are 21+)

ADA accessable!

Please be covid conscious and stay safe!

Stay late for

#SecondSaturdays #OaklandScene

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ABOUT CENTRAL ARTERY

The Central Arts District, known as the Central Artery, is dedicated to being the vibrant epicenter of arts and culture in Downtown Oakland. Our mission is to preserve and celebrate cultural diversity, foster a safe space for creativity, and amplify the voices of Queer and POC-owned businesses, making the Central Artery the beating heart of Oakland's independent creative community.

VALUES

1. Cultural Celebration: We value and celebrate cultural diversity, striving to be a dynamic showcase of arts and cultural expression in Downtown Oakland.
2. Inclusivity and Safer Spaces: We are committed to creating and maintaining a safe and inclusive environment, ensuring that everyone, especially marginalized communities, can freely express themselves and thrive within our community.
3. Empowerment of POC and Queer Owned Businesses: We prioritize and actively support small businesses owned by people of color, aiming to empower and amplify their voices, particularly those of Queer and POC-owned businesses, as an integral part of our district's identity.

Host or Publisher Baba's house