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Rock Paper Scissors Collective

1540 Broadway
Oakland, CA 94612
510-238-9171
RPSCollective.com
Oakland-Downtown

Perhaps the most craft-oriented of Okaland' galleries, this longstanding artist colllective space has jewelry, art, and various other cute tchotchkes for sale, as well as a full schedule of free and cheap classes.

Hours: Open Wednesday through Sunday by appointment.

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