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From the publisher
The big news this month is that Lakeshore Avenue has a rainbow crosswalk and that CalTrans is starting an 18-24 month study to see if they should remove the decades-old truck ban from Grand Ave. to San Leandro. There’s more fun stuff, so check it out!
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A Grand Grand: What 430 Oakland Neighbors Told Us
Last month, Arielle put out a survey to learn what neighbors want for the Grand Avenue redesign. 430 people responded. See what they had to say.
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One-of-a-kind gifts at the Farmers’ Market
If you haven’t thought of the Farmers’ Market as a place to get holiday gifts, it’s time to go check out the goods. From jewelry to clothing to pottery and more, you can support local artisans and bring creativity to the holidays.
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Neighbor Janice Roberts Serves Seniors While Building Community
Hunger is year-round, not just a holiday season problem and Mercy Brown Bag, directed by neighbor Janice Roberts, keeps the organization running smoothly and efficiently. Meet Janice and learn about this valuable program.
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Shop Local This Holiday Season — Grand Avenue
As the holidays approach, our message is “Shop Local” to support our local businesses, get unique and wonderful gifts, and keep our neighborhood thriving. Be sure to check out the Grand Avenue Holiday Gift Market on Dec. 6.
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Two newish restaurants on Lakeshore
Over the last year, we witnessed the loss of some long-time beloved restaurants on Lakeshore. Fortunately, these spaces have been filled with new restaurants—Obelisco and Crazy Block—destined to steal your heart and make your belly happy!
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Grand Lake Neighbors – Meeting Minutes (Nov. 19 meeting)
When the Grand Lake Neighbors met in November, they heard about the Community Policing Advisory Board, they got a report from District 1 City Council member Zac Unger, and they learned about the goals of the Oakland Charter Reform Project. Here are the minutes.
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Calendar of Interesting Events — December 2025
December is a month filled with arts and crafts showings and sales, local library talks, dance, music, and films, and the usual assortment of online lectures, movies, and performances. Stay busy as you prepare for the holidays!
