ENTERTAINMENT :

Sip an espresso in the afternoon or relax after hours with a glass of wine, a meal and a movie or live jazz at the renowned Yoshi's nightclub. The redevelopment of Jack London Square envisions it as a place for people to gather in an atmosphere that evokes Europe's colorful plazas and piazzas. Framed by open-air cafes, restaurants, retailers, and food stalls, Jack London Square is a place where travelers and locals alike can dine at the many unique restaurants.

MUSEUMS:

FDR’s Floating White House, the USS Potomac

Please call (510) 627-1215 for public tours, cruises and special event opportunities.

Phone: 510.627.1215

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Lightship Relief

United States Lighthouse Society’s national historic floating lighthouse built in 1950. Tours available on weekends; call 510-272-0544 for more information.

Phone: 510.272.0544

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ENTERTAINMENT:

Heinold’s First & Last Chance Saloon

The historic First and Last Chance Saloon serving Oakland since 1883.

Phone: 510.839.6761

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Yoshi’s At Jack London Square

Japanese Restaurant & World Class Jazz House

Phone: 510.238.9200

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Jack London Cinema

Jack London Cinema offers a state of the art 9-plex theater with stadium seating, digital sound, and Washington Street Garage validation.

Phone: 510.433.1325

OTHER ATTRACTIONS:

Farmer’s Market

Voted the “Best Farmers’ Market in the East Bay” by readers of the ANG Newspaper Group, the Sunday Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market has the freshest seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisan breads, locally produced cheeses, fresh cut flowers and more.

Phone: 800.949.FARM

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Oakland Artisan Marketplace

The Oakland Artisan Marketplace presents dozens of local artists and their distinctive handmade creations include jewelry, pottery, accessories and gifts.

Phone: 510.238.4948

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