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How To Get to Fox Theater - Oakland

Located just one block from the 19th Street Oakland BART station! * Take BART to the 19th Street Oakland station * Exit the BART station towards 19th Street/Broadway (there are several BART exits leading in different directions, so be careful) * When you reach the top of the stairs, turn around and walk back toward 19th Street * Turn west (should be left) on 19th Street (cross Broadway) and walk one block to the Fox Theater at 1807 Telegraph Ave. Please note the time that the night's final train leaves the 19th Street station to the following destinations: * Richmond: 12:38am * SFO: 12:48am * Pittsburg/Bay Point: 12:39am * Fremont: 12:51am * Millbrae: 12:26am

Reviews for Fox Theater

Molly M.

Much love for the Fox, they did an amazing job with the interior and seriously have the best list of bookings I've ever seen. I caught Sigur Ros last night... Read more

Al L.

We were looking forward to going to the Fox Theater for "An Evening with Bill Maher". Not only for Bill's stand-up, but to finally see the Fox. Having... Read more

John S.

I went to a concert here with my cousin not that long ago. I choose to start off the good because I really didn't like this venue: From sitting up in the... Read more

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