Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is heading back to her hometown of Oakland next spring as she adds more stops to her popular “107 Days” book tour. The tour, based on her memoir about her short 2024 presidential campaign, has been so successful that it now stretches into 2026.
New California Dates Announced
Harris has spent the past year speaking to sold-out theaters across the country, from Nashville to San Francisco. Her expanded 2026 tour now includes two major California events:
- March 3, 2026 — Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, Oakland
- April 4, 2026 — Golden 1 Center, Sacramento
Announcing the new tour dates on social media, Harris wrote, “In 2026, we will continue to share our stories. To build community. To fight for our future. I’ll see you out there.”
Her Memoir and Message of Resilience
Harris’ book, “107 Days,” looks back at her brief run for president in 2024. Throughout her tour, she has talked openly about the emotional struggles she faced after ending her campaign.
During an event in San Francisco, she said the loss brought a grief she had not felt since her mother passed away. Harris said she wrote the memoir to help people understand what can happen in politics — and how to prepare for the future.
A Growing Conversation About Her Political Future
Although Harris has consistently avoided giving direct answers about a possible 2028 presidential campaign, she has not dismissed the idea. In a recent BBC interview, she said she is “not done” with public service, adding that politics is “in my bones.”
When asked if she could still become the first female president of the United States, Harris simply answered: “Possibly.”
What to Expect From the 2026 Tour
Organizers say the new tour dates will focus on themes of:
- Hope
- Healing
- Resilience
- Rebuilding trust in the political system
Events will be designed to inspire people who feel discouraged or disconnected from politics, offering encouragement and a roadmap for moving forward together.
Conclusion
Kamala Harris’ expanded “107 Days” book tour shows her deep connection to communities across the country — and especially to Oakland, her hometown. As she continues to inspire audiences with messages of strength and perseverance, many people are watching closely to see whether her tour is also laying the groundwork for a future presidential run. For now, her 2026 events promise honest conversations, renewed hope, and a chance for supporters to reconnect with her story.
