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Dear Friends of EastSide,
Photos by Tasin Sabir
Malcolm X Jazz Festival Original Artwork for Sale...Support EastSide Artists and Projects
We have two original large pieces of artwork made for and during the Malcolm X Jazz Festival that is for sale. Please contact directly for inquiries! Thank you for supporting our artists and projects!
Malcolm X Africa - by Omiiroo
5 feet Tall. Created for the Malcolm X Jazz Festival Poster and Flyers Contact omiiroo@gmail.com for details and inquiries
Childrens Art Piece - by Rice and Beans and the Kids of the Malcolm X Jazz Festival
This piece is approximately 4 ft tall, and was created in the Kids Zone at the Festival. Proceeds go to the Rice and Beans Childcare Cooperative, a project of EastSide Arts Alliance.
Contact projectbrave@yahoo.com for details and inquiries
In Struggle, The EastSide Arts Collective
EastSide Arts Alliance Presents... Reclaiming Transit Freedom
Saturday, June 8th 10:00am-4:00pm
EastSide Cultural Center 2277 International Blvd, Oakland
In this day-long training we will learn about the racial and economic inequities built into the Bay Area's public transit system as well as current social justice campaigns working to reclaim public transit for our communities. We will also highlight the movement for building, fixing and riding bikes as one mode of transportation that can provide free, ecological and self-reliant transportation for many folks in our communities, both young and adult. There will be a skill-share on basic bike maintenance and rider safety with instructors from the Bikery and Bikes 4 Life, two people-of-color led bike cooperatives in Oakland.
Earth Skills Trainings are FREE and open to the public.
Donations are encouraged, but not required. Childcare & translation available upon request!
For more information, please contact Carla M. Pérez at: 510.649.1475 or carla@movementgeneration.org
Banteay Srei's End of the Year Showcase 
Sunday, June 9th 2:00-4:00pm
EastSide Cultural Center
2277 International Blvd, Oakland
The young women of Banteay Srei have been focusing on their individual photo-documentary, exploring meanings and stories of culture. Banteay Srei young women identify their cultures as -young Cambodian, Mien, Vietnamese, and Chinese women from Oakland, California. Banteay Srei's young women captured their culture, struggles and love through the lens of the Holga camera. Please join us as we celebrate 6 years of storytelling, culture, and resiliency through photography. Food provided.
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