Sean Delizo: The newest addition to the Mosswood community, Elder & Pines is a second hand/consignment store marketed towards the "trendiest" men. If you are looking for a Penny board (formerly known as a banana board) or if you want to get a pair of vintage work boots that someone else did all the work in, this is the store for you.

Sean Delizo: The Mosswood neighborhood is made easily accessible by this bike path. Beginning at 28th street, the Webster Bicycle Path goes directly along Mosswood Park and runs all the way up to the Rockridge neighborhood.

Sean Delizo: For anyone involved within the community activism scene in Oakland, you are most likely familiar with this venue. The amphitheater is a common meeting spot for community organizations and festivals.

Sean Delizo: One of the best parts of Rockridge is its accessibility by foot and bike. Take Shafter Avenue all the way up and before you know it, you'll be in this quant little neighborhood.

Sean Delizo: Let me start by saying, it is not an overstatement that this is the best barbershop I've ever been too. These guys really know their way around a head of hair, and share their bourbon with the customers. Get there early! The line can be over an hour long, but trust me, the wait is worth while.

Sean Delizo: Not your standard doughnut! Filled with varied, daily Flavors, Doughnut Dolly always has scrumptious surprises.

Sean Delizo: Beautiful, community church right on the corner of Webster and MacArthur.

Sean Delizo: Bike Link is a relatively new system that essentially works as a locker for bicycles an charges about 5 cents per hour. This by far has been one of the nicest and largest selection of lockers at any bart station in Oakland.

Sean Delizo: This quirky, vintage bicycle shop sure does have its perks. Buy a bike from this shop and a lifetime warranty and service is included!

Sean Delizo: From the street, the First Christian Church looks like a dilapidated building, but to community members of the Harrison Street neighborhood, they recognize it as a place in which some of the most positive and enriching community events occur.

Sean Delizo: Best place in the Harrison Avenue neighborhood to receive your holistic treatment. Tucked away in a beautiful neighborhood, this place is a rare find.

Sean Delizo: Vernon Market may be a small convenience store, but since moving to Oakland, it has been a lifesaver with its extended hours (open past many grocery stores). For some reason, Vernon Market seems like a popular hangout no matter the time of day.

Sean Delizo: One of the rad-est bike shop displays I've ever seen. Tip Top partners with local safety instructors providing the community with bicycle safety and maintenance.

Sean Delizo: Oakland Peace Center offers the Harrison/Oakland Ave. community some well needed positive events. The center hosts everything from presidential debate screenings to local high school dances.

Sean Delizo: Lakeview Bicycle may be a modest sized shop front, but when visiting the Adams Point neighborhood, it is the most reliable shop to get your bicycle looked at

Sean Delizo: Do not judge the content of a store by its size. 1-2-3-4 Go! Records may be a modest shop front, but it is jam packed with an eclectic selection of records making it a go to record shop in Oakland.

Sean Delizo: The conversation of Basketball in Oakland cannot be had without bringing up the Mosswood courts.

Sean Delizo: By far the funkiest coffee shop in all of Oakland. As you walk in, you'll notice the walls adorned with trinkets and knick knacks that'll make you question life.

Sean Delizo: Grand Bakery is an essential stop when in the Grand Lake area. This family owned kosher bakery puts together some tasty treats at a very low cost.

Sean Delizo: Rebooty is one of those shops you walk by and are compelled to stop to ask yourself, "What in the world is that?" With some very eccentric street side decor, Rebooty lures their customers in for some out of this world second hand buys.

Sean Delizo: Sunnyslope Ave is one of Grand Lake's many hidden gems. This quiet neighborhood sits on a hill above the Grand Lake area and has some outstanding views of Oakland.

Sean Delizo: One of Oakland's finest parks on a warm day. Easily accessible from the east and west side of the lake.

Sean Delizo: One of Adams Point's most remarkable sights, on a sunny day, the Pillars is a magnificent place to witness the beauty Oakland offers.

Sean Delizo: In a community attempt to promote civic responsibility, the Keep Adams Point Clean and Green project began this community garden at the corner of Elita and Grand to beautify the neighborhood.

Sean Delizo: Manifesto Bikes, one of the premiere bike shops in Oakland has some extraordinary bike parking. Not only is this place one of the friendliest community bike shops, but overall, a pleasant place to spend an afternoon