Frank Ogawa Plaza is a vibrant downtown hub, where lively events and community spirit flourish around an iconic oak tree amidst bustling eateries and scenic strolls.
Oakland City Hall, 1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Oakland, CA 94612 Get directions
"Frank Ogawa Plaza is the heart of downtown civic life. Three major avenues converge on this site to create a dynamic cluster of pedestrian corridors and pocket plazas with seating centered around an enormous oak tree. Eateries, cafes, and city buildings draw many people to cross paths through the terraced space. Unofficially renamed Oscar Grant Plaza during the Occupy movement, this open space has been the epicenter of over 100 years of social justice movements in Oakland." - Arcsine
"Frank Ogawa Plaza, Uptown by Arcsine. Frank Ogawa Plaza is the heart of downtown civic life. Three major avenues converge on this site to create a dynamic cluster of pedestrian corridors and pocket plazas with seating centered around an enormous oak tree. Eateries, cafes, and city buildings draw many people to cross paths through the terraced space. Unofficially renamed Oscar Grant Plaza during the Occupy movement, this open space has been the epicenter of over 100 years of social justice movements in Oakland."
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