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Oakland celebrates its unique bar heritage and community during Oakland Cocktail Week this September 15-23, 2018. http://www.itb-asia.com/press/media-services/accreditation/Over 40 participating bars and restaurants from Oakland, Alameda and Emeryville have crafted cocktails to tell the stories of Oakland, offering them to cocktail enthusiasts at $10 throughout the week. Their cocktail creations are now ready to explore on www.oaklandcocktailweek.com/cocktails. See a curated or full list of cocktails.

Special events will further tell stories about Oakland’s heritage, crafts spirits and the role the bar industry plays in Oakland’s future. Events range from a tiki crawl to a short documentary premiere to a bitters making workshop to a panel discussion moderated by Oakland mayoral candidate Cat Brooks. Tickets are now on sale on the Oakland Cocktail Week website. A portion of proceeds from events benefit the local chapter of non-profit Restaurants Opportunity Center (ROC the Bay). For the full list of events see below or on the Oakland Cocktail Week website.

Participating venues include: Ramen Shop, CDP, Hopscotch, Starline Social Club, Dyafa, Camino, Trader Vic’s, Nido, AlaMar Kitchen & Bar, Forbidden Island, Belcampo, Farmhouse Thai Kitchen, Plum Bar, The Cat House, Cosecha, Drexl, Fort Green, Kon-Tiki, Make Westing, The Alley, The Miranda, Oakland Spirits Co. at Two Mile Wines, Cafe Van Kleef, Hawking Bird, Julie’s in Temescal, Grand Lake Kitchen, Copper Spoon, Perle Fine Wines & Cocktails, Spice Monkey, The Seawolf, Bar Cesar, Lake Chalet, Plank, Scott’s Jack London Square, Tamarindo, Ruby Room, Merchant’s Saloon, The Aloha Club, Sidebar, Honor Kitchen & Cocktails, The Terrace Room Restaurant & Bar, Beer Baron, Bar 355, Alchemy Bottle Shop, Ledgers Liquors.