• Approximately 500 guests attended an Open House held for the public on the evening of Thursday, November 29th.
• Design renderings were revealed to the public for the proposed Howard Terminal ballpark site and development of the Coliseum site.
• The A's hope to develop 55 acres at Howard Terminal that will include a new ballpark for the team, retail, restaurants and housing. This would benefit the Jack London Square area and introduce a "ballpark district" to the city.
• With the two other professional sports teams leaving the Coliseum site vacant, the A's wish to develop the site to benefit the East Oakland Community.
• Renderings for the Coliseum site included proposals for: housing, educational campuses, retail, recreation and a grocery market.
• Fans and community members were receptive and supportive of the positive direction that the city of Oakland and the A's propose for the future.

Monday, Nov. 12 | 6 to 8 p.m. | DeFremery Park 

• Approximately 60 members of the West Oakland community attended an interactive workshop that allowed them to customize their vision of the Howard Terminal site with Live, Learn, Work, Play and Connect icon stickers on a map of the site.
• Attendees were excited about the possibilities of the site development but also voiced their concerns to ensure everything aligns with the community.
• The A's development team welcomed all feedback and discussion points and will analyze this information to integrate it in to any development.
• The Oakland A's look forward to future engagements with the community and working together to bring something great to the city.

Sunday, Oct. 28 | West Oakland workshop #1 recap 

• More than 50 members of the West Oakland community gathered for a community workshop to discuss the potential ballpark development at the Howard Terminal site.
• The community members participated in moderator-led group discussions focusing on the themes Live, Learn, Play, Work, and Connect.
• Community members gave input on the importance of developing a vibrant and accessible area that celebrates diverse cultures through food, entertainment, and retail.
• Attendees contributed ideas on how they would like their ideas to become reality.

Sunday, Oct. 7 | West Oakland introduction workshop recap

More than 90 members of the West Oakland community gathered for an introduction to the community workshops process.

Together with representatives from the Oakland A's and the City of Oakland, the group discussed topics including the growth of West Oakland, the development's impact on and inclusion of local Oakland businesses, workforce development opportunities, transportation and accessibility concerns, contributions West Oakland school districts, and housing.

Saturday, Nov. 10 | 10 a.m. to noon | Ira Jinkins Recreation Center

• Approximately 50 members of the East Oakland community attended an interactive workshop that allowed them to customize their vision of the Coliseum site with Live, Learn, Work, Play and Connect icon stickers and a map of the site.
• Attendees were excited about the prospect of the possible A's project but emphasized the importance of developing their communities that can become a benefit to the local residents.
• The A's development team will analyze the feedback from the community workshop meetings as direction throughout the process.

Saturday, Oct. 13 | East Oakland workshop #1 recap 

More than 70 members of the East Oakland community gathered for a community workshop to discuss the potential ballpark development at the Coliseum site.

The community members participated in moderator-led roundtable discussions focusing on the themes Live, Learn, Play, Work, and Connect.

Community members provided feedback and ideas, including the importance of access and transportation, recreation areas for the surrounding areas, and creating opportunities for local businesses.