Let's get together and raise a cup of hot chocolate at our annual Three Kings Day Party and celebrate the Reopening of the Peralta House Museum! Expect an afternoon of family fun with a musical parade, art-making activities for kids, new pop-up art exhibitions, storytelling, and a Community Dialogue to rename the Park. As always, there will be traditional rosca (holiday cake) and hot chocolate for guests.

This event is part of Belonging in Oakland/Indigenous Voices, a two-year project at Peralta Hacienda Historical Park to envision a more equitable Oakland and highlight the stories of the East Bay's indigenous peoples in events, exhibitions, and curriculum.

Most of the activities will be outdoors, however we ask guests to wear face masks at all times except while actively eating or drinking. Proof of vaccination will be required to enter the Peralta House Museum. We will have plenty of masks and hand sanitizer for you.

About Peralta Hacienda Historical Park:
Peralta Hacienda Historical Park is a six-acre City of Oakland park containing the 1870 Antonio Peralta House, outdoor historical exhibits, community gardens, and recreational areas. Friends of Peralta Hacienda Park operates the site, offering tours, events, and programs. Peralta Hacienda is on the National Park Service San Juan Bautista de Anza National Trail and is a state and local landmark.