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Don't miss Summer Nights at the Oakland Museum of California!

Fri., Aug. 31 2012
510-318-8400

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Oakland Museum of California
- 1000 Oak St.
- 510-318-8400
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Check out The 1968 Exhibit, participate in a special tie-dye workshop, pop-in at a special Career Café, enjoy local beer tastings, hop aboard the Magic Bus for a trip back to the 60's, and watch an outdoor screening of 1968 flick "Once Upon A Time in the West" in Oak Street Plaza-all for half-priced admission after 5pm!

Visit museumca.org for more details

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