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KENZ Marketplace Salon

KENZ Marketplace Salon

1250 Park Street, Alameda Hair salon

kenz! marketplace salon opened in 1985 and celebrates its 37th year in business! Check back often!

Founder and kenz namesake, Kenny Fong, grew up just blocks from the salon, an Alameda High alumni - earned his original cosmetology license in Louisiana and was Vidal Sassoon trained in San Francisco. With the help of his family and friends, a kid with nothing but hard work ethics and a penchant for all things beautiful, pursued his dream of hairdressing and opening his own salon. Thank you so very much to our clients for the support and allowing us to not only make a living in Alameda, but to still be here after nearly 4 decades and ready for the next generation of all things beautiful. After Kenny's retirement in 2019, his wife, Linda has been investing her vision and labor of love in giving kenz! salon a facelift, committing to Alameda commerce and supporting local business neighbors and hoping to provide a venue for local artisans. HAIR STYLISTS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
ida 510.769.1880
deborah 510.523.6668
wendy 510.846.8399

contact linda about station rentals and how to feature local makers
510.918.6800

Did you know that Alameda’s 4th of July Parade is the longest in the nation? Watch as more than 160 entries and 2,500 participants travel along Park Street before proceeding to Webster Street, a route that spans 3.3 miles. 

As we gather to celebrate, this is a chance to reflect on our shared values and the ongoing journey toward freedom and justice for all. Downtown Alameda is proud to be the backdrop for this diverse celebration that unites our community each year, and truly exemplifies Alameda’s (unofficial) motto, “Everyone Belongs Here”!

The parade starts at 10:00am at the corner of Park Street and Lincoln Avenue. Some of the best viewing spots are along Park Street where the performances, cheering, and flag waving are especially exciting along the first stretch of the parade. For a front row seat along the sidewalks, plan to arrive well before the parade’s start time.

More details on the 4th of July Parade, including route, street closures, and official program:

https://www.alamedaca.gov/RESIDENTS/Alameda-4th-of-July-Parade 07/04/2025

Love our town of Alameda's motto:
"Everyone belongs here."
❤️
Long standing town of the nation's longest 4th of July parade.

Did you know that Alameda’s 4th of July Parade is the longest in the nation? Watch as more than 160 entries and 2,500 participants travel along Park Street before proceeding to Webster Street, a route that spans 3.3 miles. As we gather to celebrate, this is a chance to reflect on our shared values and the ongoing journey toward freedom and justice for all. Downtown Alameda is proud to be the backdrop for this diverse celebration that unites our community each year, and truly exemplifies Alameda’s (unofficial) motto, “Everyone Belongs Here”! The parade starts at 10:00am at the corner of Park Street and Lincoln Avenue. Some of the best viewing spots are along Park Street where the performances, cheering, and flag waving are especially exciting along the first stretch of the parade. For a front row seat along the sidewalks, plan to arrive well before the parade’s start time. More details on the 4th of July Parade, including route, street closures, and official program: https://www.alamedaca.gov/RESIDENTS/Alameda-4th-of-July-Parade

06/01/2024

Proudly celebrating the wonderful diversity, inclusivity, and the human spirit of my team and our LGBTQ+ community as we kick off pride month!
Let us continue to spread kindness, love, acceptance.

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day!
This is my mama at the Wong's Benevolent Association in Oakland Chinatown, just blocks from where I grew up and near my FASTSIGNS Oakland center in Jack London Square.
She was the Women's Auxillary board member for some years and is still active within the organization.
Her story of leaving China at the age of 19, and not seeing her own mother in person until she visited China again in her fifties is one about resilience, adaptability and strength that I cannot fathom myself.
That was a time before flights were plenty, FaceTime was not available yet and visiting China was not easily accessible.
I have had the luxury of having my mom live with me for over 3 decades. She was a huge help in raising my boys and allowed me the time to build my businesses.
I am thankful and blessed.

02/15/2024

Happy Chinese New Year!

Photos from KENZ Marketplace Salon's post 02/01/2024

Proudly displaying our Alameda Architectural Preservation Society award plaque.
Thank you for installing it, Robert!

12/05/2023

What a wonderful event supporting our community's businesses!

06/18/2023

Lovely seeing this lovely lady who has been our client for nearly 4 decades! Former owner of the iconic Francesco’s Italian restaurant that used to be off of Hegenberger and Pardee in Oakland.

06/03/2023

Happy Pride Month!
Embrace our differences… and our sameness.
Great recent article about why we celebrate pride:
https://familycs.org/pride-month-why-do-we-still-need-pride/

Photos from KENZ Marketplace Salon's post 05/31/2023

Linda and Linda… and Ida. Lol. Always wonderful seeing old friends/clients at the salon!

01/22/2023

Wishing everyone a wonderful Chinese New Year! ❤️

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