

An Evening of Conversation, Zimbabwean Sculptures, Shared Stories, & Ripples of Sustainable Change
Join House of Stone Charitable Organization for an intimate evening of story, art, wine, and connection at OAKSTOP's Manning Gallery in Downtown Oakland.
Generously sponsored by Charles Schwab and Hightower Advisory.
Drop a stone in water — and watch the circles grow. It started with one sculpture. Then a crate. Then an orphanage that needed funding. 26 years and $2.5 million in projects later — none of it was planned. All of it was possible.
Art is how we meet as equals. A short journey through one of the great untold art stories of the 20th century — Zimbabwean stone sculpture, from a tobacco farm in the 1960s to the world's great galleries. Original works by first-generation masters on display. Select pieces available for purchase.
A high school senior, a school principal, and a borehole that changed everything. Lukas Herz partnered with Mr. Gutu, principal of Chishoshe Primary School in Zimbabwe, to bring clean water, a garden, a maize field, and a chicken project to his school. He was 17. He wasn't afraid to ask.