mak-'amham/Cafe Ohlone

Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino For starting an overdue conversation through Indigenous American food @makamham fastcompany.com/90910501/vince…

In a first ever for BART, we are running advertisements written in Chochenyo, the language of the Ohlone people who have called the East Bay their ancestral home for millennia. The advertisements promote a new exhibition at @exploratorium. Learn more: bart.gov/news/articles/…

TONIGHT: Our NightLife series teams up with the iconic Cafe Ohlone/@makamham for an immersive night of sharing the beauty and vibrancy of Ohlone culture and traditions. Talks, cocktails, teas, art, & so much more — get tickets at bit.ly/3HxvnfY

Two chefs are celebrating the culture of the Ohlone people at the Hearst Museum of Anthropology at Berkeley, which is seeking to redress past mistreatment of Native Americans. nyti.ms/3Fry1Dk

Design at the new Cafe Ohlone restaurant ‘oṭṭoy showcase the natural elements of the Bay Area trib.al/7OFaZYI

@sanlorenzousd We are alumni of Arroyo High; it’s wonderful to see our old high school continue to be an inclusive, big-hearted and welcoming place. Way to go @sanlorenzousd

We are grateful for the talented students who shared their culture through traditional dance at Arroyo High School on Wednesday to help celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Aho! #wearesanlorenzo #slzusd

A beautiful piece in the @HuffPost on our work. ‘alšip-mak—with gratitude—to @yumcoconutmilk for listening with such attention and for their thoughtful reporting on ‘oṭṭoy—Cafe Ohlone. The East Bay will always be Ohlone land; our people—and culture—continue to thrive here.

@SonyaHeisters @exploratorium horše ṭuuxi! Contact us at dee@makamham.com and let’s celebrate your son’s hiswiy ṭuuxi (birthday) with some Ohlone cuisine!

On this #IndigenousPeoplesDay I loved learning more about the #Ohlone people w/my 2nd grader through this @exploratorium talk by the good people of @makamham. My son’s greatest hope for his 8th B-day is now to eat at the #Ohlone cafe. youtu.be/yNnMcfmLLZY #BayAreaParenting 🌰

Enjoying the @Athletics game as #nonprofitofthegame with @makamham @Defenders @TMMC! #SeaOtterAwarenessWeek

The new Ohlone restaurant by @makamham is not just about celebrating Native culinary traditions—it looks to start repairing the damage of displacement of Indigenous communities. Food writer @eatstreetfood checked out the first lunch service #GoodTaste 48hills.org/2022/09/good-t…

Reservations are now open at one of Berkeley’s most anticipated restaurants: Iconic Indigenous restaurant Cafe Ohlone opens on Sept. 1 in its remarkable new location. berkeleyside.org/2022/08/30/caf…

The much-anticipated Cafe Ohlone opens this week in Berkeley with native foods like duck prosciutto, acorn soup and hazelnut flour pasta. sfchronicle.com/food/restauran…

Glimpses into a world reimagined, a love song to Ohlone culture, coming together piece by piece and opening for public meals soon. The trees will sing, an abalone curtain will welcome diners, the food will represent dishes served in Ohlone homes, taught to us by our elders.

Our family has always lived here in Halkin, and because of the strength of our elders and ancestors, we continue to be here today.

The naming of Halkin Elementary is worthy of celebration, as we work to see greater visibility for our Ohlone/Mewuk people native to this specific part of the East Bay. horše ta-mak hiitiy halkin ‘i-raakat taššuy—It is good that we can see the name Halkin recognized.

We now have the first-in-the-world Halkin Elementary School, named for the Indigenous Ohlone/Mewuk identity of San Leandro! We’re proud to have been part of this collective, 2-year process to see Wilson Elementary School in San Leandro have its name officially changed this week.