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Oakland Art Murmur HQ
(Now Closed)Cultural Center and Art Gallery
Central Oakland, Oakland
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Casey AckerMarch 17, 2010First Friday of the month. Art, food, music, hippies, hipsters, old people, young people, multiple taco trucks, lots of energy and creativity. A good way to spend a Friday evening for sure. Read more
Anna HartmanFebruary 6, 2010Old vintage car meet in front of the old burger drive-in on Telegraph.Lots of fun art around 23rd and Telegraph where the galleries are. free music and burlesque at the Stork Club down the street.
Brian MorganMarch 20, 2010Oakland Art Murmur is a group of galleries in Oakland, California that have openings every first friday of the month. Read more
Chloe BenjaminApril 7, 2011I call it drunk murmur. I feel this more appropriately describes the event.
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Oakland Art Murmur (OAM) began organizing the free, monthly art walk — known as The Art Murmur — in 2006. Today, OAM is a community of over 40 Oakland galleries that organizes city-wide art walks, guided tours and other exclusive events.
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