Best for Kids in Oakland"

"Best for Kids in Oakland"

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Oakland Ice Center "Icy Double Trouble"

Apart from some exquisite art galleries, Uptown part of Oakland also houses the remarkable Oakland Ice Center. Owned and run by Sharks Sports & Entertainment, the center has two spacious indoor ice rinks. From amateur ice skaters to professionals of all age groups, you will see everyone happily glide on the rink. The venue hosts ice hockey by cocoparisienne tournaments for adult as well as youth leagues, along with figure skating, dances, curling etc. Enjoy some treats and coffee from the food counters around the rinks. Put on your ice skates on and pirouette away in Oakland.

+1 510 268 9000 www.oaklandice.com/ [email protected] 519 18th Street, Oakland CA m

Oakland Museum of California "Chronicles of Californian History"

Oakland Museum of California is an architectural work of art and is filled with a variety of educational exhibits, both permanent and temporary, that chronicles many aspects of California history. The permanent displays include a gallery of California art, a simulated journey through California's diverse ecosystems, and exhibits on the history of the state's multicultural by Oakland Museum of populations. Many people visit the museum just to stroll through its California amazing sculpture garden. With artworks and historical heritage of the past, the museum wants to motivate visitors to create an equally brilliant cultural heritage for the future. This museum is a must-visit especially for those who love exploring historical developments peculiar to an area.

+1 510 318 8400 www.museumca.org/ 1000 Oak Street, Oakland CA

Aesop's Playhouse

"Delightful Children’s Theater"

Located within Children's Fairyland is one of the best entertainment venues for the kids in the city, the Aesop's Playhouse. Not only does the Aesop’s Playhouse encourages children and teenagers to get a taste of theater by putting up shows exclusively by them year after year, but workshops and classes are also held from time to time. Children perform by DynamicWang on in the main theater, set in the style of a Greek amphitheater and boasting Unsplash on Unsplash of 200 seats. The Wizard of Oz, The Panchatantra and Brer Rabbit are just some of the productions that have been staged here in the past. If you want to see performances by some talented children, then certainly head to Aesop’s Playhouse for a good time.

+1 510 452 2259 fairyland.org/events-and-p [email protected] 699 Bellevue Avenue, erformances/childrens- Children's Fairyland, Oakland theatre/ CA Children's Fairyland "Storybook Playland"

This is a 10-acre (40,468 square meter) outdoor park in Oakland's Lakeside Park at Lake Merritt that features larger-than-life displays, rides, and entertainment inspired by children's literature. Since five decades Bay Area families have turned here for wholesome family fun, and Walt Disney even got the idea for Disneyland from Fairyland. Enjoy a restored old- by Wordworking fashioned carousel, puppet shows, the Johnny Appleseed Cafe, and all your favorite childhood literary characters from Alice In Wonderland to the Swiss Family Robinson. It is highly recommended that you buy the "magic key" that activates the narration of most displays. Please keep in mind visitors are not allowed entry without a child accompanying them.

+1 510 452 2259 www.fairyland.org [email protected] 699 Bellevue Avenue, Oakland CA

Splash Pad Park "Splash & Play"

Splash Pad Park is located in the Grand Lake area and is a popular space for enjoying Oakland's beautiful weather and community. The park is the home of the Grand Lake Farmer's Market every Saturday throughout the year, will dozens of stalls full of farm fresh produce, flowers, artisanal food products and food trucks. When this highly popular event isn't happening, by _e.t the park is a popular place for people to gather or people watch on the grassy knoll across the street from the historic Grand Lake Theater. The clean, pet-friendly park also has a fountain that is popular for a little splashing on hot days.

+1 510 839 9000 splashpad.org/ Grand Avenue & Lake Park Avenue, Oakland CA

Grand Lake Theater "Grand Old Movie House"

This grand old movie house, located just a block from Oakland's Lake Merritt, has four screens for your viewing pleasure. Before select Friday and Saturday evening shows, guests are treated to the bombastic sounds of the theater's famous "Mighty Wurlitzer Organ." For a most enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the by BWChicago refreshment stand. Make sure to check the marquee for some of the owners now famous political commentary on the issues of the day.

+1 510 452 3556 www.renaissancerialto.com 3200 Grand Avenue, Oakland CA

Morcom Rose Garden "Stop & Smell the Roses"

The Morcom Rose Garden is a beautiful space of over seven acres located near Grand Avenue. Among the roses are interesting features like the amphitheater, which is frequently used for weddings, and sparkling fountains. Kids will love running through the rows among the colors and fragrances of the garden. Sunday mornings are popular with families at by Hitchster the rose garden who often bring breakfast or brunch picnics with them to enjoy in the garden.

+1 510 238 2218 www2.oaklandnet.com/Government 700 Jean Street, Oakland CA /o/opr/s/rental/OAK029375 Dr. Comics & Mr. Games "Not Just For Kids!"

Dr. Comics & Mr. Games has been delighting kids and adults since 1988. Fans of comic books delight in the huge, organized selection of comics, ranging from classics to new and everything in between. The manga section gets particular rave reviews. In addition to the comics, they also have a selection of puzzles and games. by Public Domain +1 510 601 7800 drcomicsmrgames.tumblr. [email protected] 4014 Piedmont Avenue, com/ Oakland CA

Pacific Pinball Museum

"History of Pinballs"

Pinball machines, although they look like cheery little things, have a troubled past. From their rise to fame during the depression to their ban in 1940s, they've seen a few ups and downs. The Pacific Pinball Museum, established in 2004 by Michael Schiess, commemorates their story. Featuring some 400 pinball machines, some of them dating back to 1879, by Michael Moore for the this museum traces their history quite interestingly. If you are the regular Pacific Pinball Museum pinball enthusiast, this place should fill you with wonder.

+1 510 769 1349 pacificpinball.org/ [email protected] 1510 Webster Street, Alameda CA

Ruby's Garden "Gently Used Clothing for Tots"

If you are searching for the perfect items to fill your baby's closet with, look no further than Ruby's Garden in Oakland. The boutique children's clothing shop sells gently used high end children's clothing at great prices. Best of all, the store is a delight to browse through; friendly employees know all about the clothes they're selling, and the cheery by Public Domain atmosphere will brighten your day.

+1 510 595 5325 www.rubysgarden.com/ [email protected] 5026 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland CA

Hyatt House Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area "Perfect for Everyone"

The hotel's spacious suites are like staying in your own apartment, making these rooms the perfect spot for families and business travelers alike. Guests can relax in the a living room space, finish preparing for a meeting in the work area, prepare a meal in the kitchenette then finally fall asleep by Booking.com in the bedroom. After a day exploring the city or sitting through conferences, you can relax by the outdoor patio fire pit or swim a few laps in the swimming pool.

+1 510 601 5880 emeryville.house.hyatt.com/ 5800 Shellmound Street, Emeryville CA by Public Domain CC0 Frog Park "A Family Friendly Park"

Built in the year 2001, Frog Park is often visited by people looking forward to escape and relax themselves from the busy city life. It is a popular spot among the kids as they have so much to indulge with here. The park contains a playground, climbing wall, few slides and a sandbox with a large turtle in the middle. Other amenities that are sure to delight children include a drawbridge, hidden animals carved into the wood, and winding stairs. Feel free to carry your pets along as they are welcomes here. The park is often crowded with the locals on a Sunday. If you are looking to spend some quality time with your children, a day at Frog Park is a good idea.

+1 510 238 7275 www.frogpark.org/ 5500 Claremont Avenue, Oakland CA

Montclair Park "Village Park"

Montclair Park is the green center of Montclair Village. The large park is a family favorite, being attached to Montclair Elementary School. The park features a baseball diamond, large pond complete with crawfish, an amphitheater, a unique Old West playground and a recreation center. Any time of year you can find people enjoying the fresh air. by Public Domain +1 510 238 3420 www.oaklandparks.org/montclair- 6300 Moraga Avenue, Oakland CA park/

Lake Temescal "Hills Swimming Lake"

This little East Bay lake in the Oakland Hills is still recovering from a fire that occurred in 1991, but is nonetheless in splendid condition for recreational purposes. The swimming area, open spring through fall, offers a lifeguard on duty in the summer, plus a snack bar and changing facility. Fishing is permitted year-round and the lake is stocked with by Daniel Ramirez catfish, rainbow trout, largemouth bass and more. Picnicking tables are found throughout the grassy areas of the park and a playground structure helps to keep children occupied.

+1 510 652 1155 www.ebparks.org/parks/temescal 6502 Broadway Terrace, Oakland CA

Bay Area Children's Theatre "Non-Profit Theater for Children"

The Bay Area Children's Theatre was founded in 2004 to introduce children and their families to live theater with productions all over the Bay Area. The theater focuses on adapting children's books for the stage, though it also puts on engaging productions of classic children's drama. The company hopes to inspire a love for the arts in children and theater- by Public Domain goers of all ages. In addition to seasonal productions, the theater organizes educational programs for East Bay communities.

2162 Mountain Boulevard, Oakland CA by The original uploader was Daniel Olsen at English Wikipedia. Chabot Space & Science Center

"Public Observatory"

This science center features a variety of educational attractions including one of the largest telescopes (36-inch reflector) open to the public in the United States. You can also look through its historic eight- and 20-inch telescopes and enjoy a sophisticated 250-seat planetarium, a 210-seat domed-screen theater, and a 150-seat amphitheater. The observatory also offers interactive science exhibits including a Challenger Learning Center with space flight simulation.

+1 510 336 7300 www.chabotspace.org/ [email protected] 10000 Skyline Boulevard, Oakland CA

Redwood Regional Park "Redwood Forest Recreation Area"

Redwood Regional Park is located in the hills of Oakland. It boasts the largest remaining natural strand of coastal redwood in the East Bay. Early mariners used to use these tall redwood trees to help them navigate the San Francisco Bay. Many locals enjoy hiking and biking around the available trails, which offers gorgeous scenery. In addition to the deer, by bll123123 rabbits and squirrels that roam the park, it is also home to rare wildlife species such as the golden eagle and the striped racer snake. The Roberts Regional Recreation Area, a park within the park, features a swimming pool and playgrounds. Throughout the park, you will find access to a well- maintained system of restrooms, water fountains and picnic tables. The Chabot Observatory and Science Center is one of the park's most prominent attractions.

+1 888 327 2757 www.ebparks.org/parks/redwood 7867 Redwood Road, Oakland CA

Oakland Aviation Museum "Airport Aviation Museum"

This is a unique aviation museum set in a vintage hangar at the Oakland International Airport's historic North Field. Aviation lovers of all ages travel to the museum to see its collection of restored vintage aircrafts. Other celebrated exhibits include the "Flying Boat," a 1946 upgraded version of the famous World War II British Sunderland, and a Lockheed by Bill Abbott 10-A Electra, sister ship of Amelia Earhart's plane. You will also find other displays including a history of women in flight.

+1 510 638 7100 www.oaklandaviationmus [email protected] 8252 Earhart Road, Oakland eum.org/ et CA

Oakland Zoo "See the Animals"

The Oakland Zoo is home to more than 440 exotic and domestic birds, mammals, marsupials, and reptiles. Some of its attractions include a park with picnic facilities, an educational wildlife theater, a children's petting zoo, a carousel, a chair lift ride, and a miniature train. The zoo also offers group tours and a lecture series for adults in the spring. by Todd Dailey +1 510 632 9525 www.oaklandzoo.org/ 9777 Golf Links Road, Oakland CA

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