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TEMESCAL STREET FAIR 2005 was a big hit!
TEMESCAL STREET FAIR 2006 was EVEN BIGGER!

 

 

 

 Temescal
Temescal is an eclectic, culturally diverse neighborhood that offers a variety of shopping and dining opportunities. New investment and public improvements are reclaiming the charm and character of the once predominantly Italian neighborhood. This Italian heritage can be tasted at Genova's Delicatessen. From chocolates and antiques to videos and vermicelli, Temescal's merchants offer a variety of products. The area's pedestrian-friendly characteristics include large street trees, traditional glass storefronts, wide sidewalks and appealing facades.  Ready freeway access makes the district easily accessible to local and regional shoppers.

Location: Telegraph Avenue from 42nd Street to 51st Street

Oakland/Temescal Building image

New Stuff

TEMESCAL STREET FAIR 2010

Date and time to be announced

On Telegraph from 47th St.  to 51st St

CIVIQ: 67-unit mixed-use development to be built at Telegraph and 51st Street.
TMA Letter to AC Transit
 
AC Transit is interested in putting dedicated bus lanes on Telegraph for buses. The Temescal Merchants Association and NCPC do not favor dedicated lanes along Telegraph. The Merchants Association expects such dedicated lanes will negatively affect traffic along this main corridor and suggested alternatives to dedicated bus lanes.
Invite for the Community Planning Workshop for Pedestrian Improvements
Telegraph Streetscape Improvement
 
Councilmembers Jane Brunner & Nancy Nadel will host the first community meeting (Oct. 27th) regarding improving Telegraph from 20th Street to Claremont Avenue.
Temescal Place is the newest development in the Temescal... Click here!

Last modified: October 28, 2010