Join us on Sunday, October 5 at Frank Raines Park for the Acorn Fiesta & BBQ — a day of community, culture, and celebration.

Copal Calli, dedicated to empowering the 209 community through education, cultural awareness, leadership, and healing, is partnering with Alameda Native History Project to honor the importance of acorns to California Native Tribes. Together, we’ll welcome the start of Harvest Season with food, stories, and friendship.

From 1:00 to 5:00 PM, we’ll share traditions and create a space for learning, healing, and celebration. Everyone is welcome.

This is an Alcohol and Drug Free Event.

Proceeds from this event will be shared equally between Copal Calli and Alameda Native History Project, supporting cultural preservation, Indigenous foodways, and community education.

Note: This event might include a brief acorn harvest session. Come early if you're interested in take part.