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  East Bay Bonsai Society Show and SaleSaturday, November 14 · 10:00 AM PST666 Bellevue Avenue, Oakland
• Spotlight Sundays: Japanese American Legacies of ResistanceSunday, November 15 · 1:00 PM PST

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• The Locals$ FreeExpressing themselves in everything from junk to clay, and ceramics to oil paint, 12 artists living or working within 12 miles of Rhythmix present the third installation of The Locals. Curated by Ginny Parsons, The Locals showcases art created with an eclectic mix of materials and techniques including textured paintings, local landscapes, junk sculptures, sea urchin jewelry, ceramics, an interactive photo installation and more.
• Venezuela Vibra y Renace$29, $54, $79, $104 (All service fees included)Curated by multi-instrumentalist/producer, Jackeline Rago, Venezuela Vibra y Renace supports Venezuelan musicians and artists deeply affected by the recent earthquakes and the ongoing challenges in their communities. The goal is to raise funds to support musicians who are struggling to survive while using music and dance as tools for community connection and recovery.
• A Funky Halloween with The Funk Revival Orchestra$32 General; $118 for Group of 4; Table for 2 $108 (All service fees included)Start planning your Halloween and get ready to get funky with Oakland’s own The Funk Revival Orchestra! Come dressed to impress for this funky Halloween costume dance party unlike any other.
• Mini Masterpieces Holiday Gifts Show 2026 Nov. 6th ReceptionFREE – Please RSVPAre you looking for that one-of-a-kind, handmade gift for your loved one this holiday season? Or just want a fun, small, quirky piece of local art for yourself? Then get ready for the annual Mini Masterpieces Holiday Gifts Show — equal parts fine art exhibit and most unique holiday shopping experience in Alameda — presented by Art Jam at Rhythmix!
• The Amazing Bubble Man 2PM$29/General Admission; $19/Child (age 3-12) *Ages 2 & under free (prices shown include all fees)The Amazing Bubble Man has been thrilling audiences around the world for over 30 years with the art, magic, science and fun of bubbles. Theater-goers will experience the breath-taking dynamics of bubbles, as the Amazing Bubble Man combines comedy and artistry with audience participation and enough spellbinding bubble tricks to keep everyone mesmerized.
• The Amazing Bubble Man 4:30PM$29/General Admission; $19/Child (age 3-12) *Ages 2 & under free (prices shown include all fees)The Amazing Bubble Man has been thrilling audiences around the world for over 30 years with the art, magic, science and fun of bubbles. Theater-goers will experience the breath-taking dynamics of bubbles, as the Amazing Bubble Man combines comedy and artistry with audience participation and enough spellbinding bubble tricks to keep everyone mesmerized.
• Family Friendly Diwali Celebration with Non Stop Bhangra$29/General Admission; $19/Child (age 3-12) *Ages 2 & under free (prices shown include all fees)Experience the magic of Diwali right here in Alameda! Non Stop Bhangra returns to Rhythmix with a vibrant celebration of India’s beloved Festival of Lights—an evening filled with music, movement, and joy for all ages. The evening includes a lively Bhangra dance lesson, dynamic performances, open floor dancing, beautiful henna art, photo ops, delicious Indian food for purchase, and festive arts crafts for kids and families.
• Mini Masterpieces Holiday Gifts Show 2026 Dec. 4th ReceptionFREE – Please RSVPAre you looking for that one-of-a-kind, handmade gift for your loved one this holiday season? Or just want a fun, small, quirky piece of local art for yourself? Then get ready for the annual Mini Masterpieces Holiday Gifts Show — equal parts fine art exhibit and most unique holiday shopping experience in Alameda — presented by Art Jam at Rhythmix!
• Interviews with Tradition CaféTradition Café is a podcast and storytelling platform exploring how heritage, traditions, family history, and chosen communities shape identity and everyday life. Through thoughtful conversations and interviews, the show highlights personal stories that reveal how culture continues to influence the way people live, remember, and connect across generations.
• Prescott CircusDiscover your inner-circus juggling and balancing skills with Prescott Circus. Practice juggling balls, clubs, rings, balancing flower sticks, spinning plates and more!
• Swahili SpotChef Priscilla Mkendas Swahili Spot gives us a taste of authentic Tanzanian and East African cuisines.
• Jollof KitchenFounded by Kemi Tijaniqudus, Jollof Kitchen is a mobile Nigerian food truck company known for serving authentic West African cuisine across the Bay Area. From our signature jollof rice to fufu and egusi, we specialize in bringing culture and community to every event through food prepared with passion and love.
• Creole CaviarChef Ariel Reese brings the heart of Louisiana cooking to California streets and celebrations. With Creole Caviar, you don’t just get food — you get an experience. From our food truck to full-service catering, every dish is made with bold flavors, soulful tradition, and that signature upscale twist.
• Pochoir Printmaking Pop-UpExperience the vibrant art of stencil printmaking. This method was made popular in France during the early 1900s Art Deco/Art Nouveau period. Using hand-cut templates, specialized tools, and layered inks, anyone can create prints in minutes—no experience required. Create soft gradients and sharp edges by applying various degrees of pressure. Come have a fun time of exploration and experimentation for all ages abilities. A social activity perfect for making custom greeting cards or art prints on the fly. Take home unique creations to hang on your wall or to gift to someone special. Stop by and see what impressions you can make!
• The Bloom Bar: Tissue Paper FloralsTransform vibrant sheets of tissue into everlasting botanical art at our walk-up craft station. This hands-on experience invites all ages to snip, fold, and fluff their way to a custom bouquet. Master paper gardening using accordion folds, fringing, and wire-wrapping to create everything from giant peonies to delicate pom-poms. A fast, mess-free make-and-take activity—perfect for creating a custom stem or wearable flower crown. Stop by and watch your creativity bloom!
• Art of Love/Love of Art Unity Creatives CoveThe City of Alameda and Rhythmix Cultural Works in collaboration with renowned Bay Area artist Chamia LaRae are proud to bring the Art of Love/Love of Art Unity Creatives Cove to this years Unity Fest. The Creatives Cove is a sanctuary space for creatives of all kinds where you can express yourself in your preferred medium while enjoying the Unity Fest. Youre invited to bring your preferred materials, come relax and paint, compose poetry or song, write, draw however you are inspired to create. Attendees will also have an opportunity to contribute to a community collaborative art piece with Chamia LaRae that will be donated to a local organization at the end of the event.
• Pop-up cards with Virginia JourdanCreate your own pop-up cards with artist Virginia Jourdan. Learn to use stickers, decorative paper, markers, and glue sticks to create a warm welcoming, all occasion, greeting card. All skills are welcomed!
• NKAN & the Faraya BandNKAN is a Nigerian-born Afro-fusion artist based in California, whose music bridges continents, cultures, and stories. Blending traditional African rhythms with contemporary global sounds, she creates a vibrant musical experience rooted in identity, love, and connection.
• Mufaro weDzimbahweMufaro weDzimbahwe is an electric ensemble, which pays homage to the music of Zimbabwe. The name of the band reflects the joy of the music from Zimbabwe. Inspired by mbira music and the electrified sounds of the great artists before them – Thomas Mapfumo, Robson Banda, Oliver Mtukudzi – Mufaro weDzimbahwe is co-led by husband and wife team Salani Wamkanganise Kelly Takunda Orphan.
• Michele's Soul Line DanceStep into the rhythm and let the music move you! Michele’s Soul Line Dance blends soulful beats, jazzy flair, and high-energy vibes that will have you smiling from the first step to the last. Whether you’re brand new to line dancing or already love to move, bring your energy and get ready to slide, step, and sway with smooth grooves and fun, easy-to-follow choreography.
• Mbira dzaSokoDiscover the vibrant sounds of Zimbabwe with Mbira dzaSoko, a traditional ensemble founded by the passionate Salani “Wamkanganise”. Committed to sharing the beauty of mbira music, this group invites you to immerse yourself in Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage. Experience the magic where rhythm and tradition unite, transcending borders and connecting hearts.
• Fua Dia KongoFua Dia Kongo is a cultural arts organization dedicated to the preservation and transmission of traditional Kongolese dance, music, and culture. Founded in 1977 by master artist (Ta) Malonga Casquelourd, the organization uplifts a legacy of cultural preservation, community engagement, and embodied healing through the arts.
• Duniya Dance and Drum CompanyFounded by Punjabi-American dancer Joti Singh and Guinean musician Bongo Sidibe, Duniya Dance and Drum Company (DDDC) is a South Asian and West African racial and immigrant justice performing arts organization. Adhering to company values of Tradition, Cultural Exchange, Social Justice, and Community Building, DDDC is committed to serving their communities in the Bay Area and educating audiences about untold histories and current events that impact these communities through their performances and programs.
• Alphabet RockersAlphabet Rockers make music that sparks change. Founded by Kaitlin McGaw (she/her) and Tommy Shepherd (he/him/they), this GRAMMY EMMY winning group creates brave spaces to shape a more equitable world through hip hop. Their music inspires kids and families to stand up to hate and be their brave and beautiful selves.
• Native Boogie and BeatsNative Boogie Beats is a visually captivating collective of Pow Wow dancers and singers representing many Native American Tribes. Knowledge of the dances and songs will be shared through storytelling, demonstration, and audience participation.
• Blue Drip Co.Imagine the soothing aroma of jasmine and vanilla, warmed by a zesty citrus burst. Pair it with a sip of velvety honey latte, touched with cinnamon. Together, the scents and flavors create a harmonious, comforting sensory experience.
• Oakland Khmer Angkor Dance TroupeThe Oakland Khmer Angkor Dance Troupe preserves and promotes Cambodian traditional dance through education, performance, and community engagement. For over 25 years, they have empowered youth, fostered cross-cultural understanding, and enriched Oakland’s cultural tapestry.
• Mr. AndrewLook for Mr. Andrew when youre craving all the Asian snack essentials in the East Bay rice bowls, chicken katsu, fried shrimp, spring rolls and more!
• Lion Dance MEBased in San Francisco’s Chinatown, Lion Dance ME specializes in traditional Chinese lion dance, music, and entertainment. Dedicated to preserving the cultural art of dragon and lion dance, Lion Dance ME continues to inspire through its youth programs and performances throughout San Francisco and beyond.
• Viet StepsProud to be the first and currently only Vietnamese-American dance school in the Bay Area, Viet Steps believes that dance training is life training. Viet Steps instructors are highly trained professional dancers who believe in building a solid foundation of technique in all of their dance disciplines including traditional Vietnamese, Hip Hop, Jazz, Ballet, and Dancesport.
• Samoan SolutionsSamoan Solutions is community organization founded in 2008. Their organization started as an idea to host a Samoan Arts Cultural festival in San Mateo County. Their focus evolved to expand their scope and do what they could to enhance the quality of life of Samoan/Pasefika people living here in the San Francisco Bay Area.
• Dholrhythms Dance Company of Non Stop BhangraDholrhythms is an all-women dance company dedicated to celebrating the vibrant rhythms and cultural heritage of Punjab, India. For over 20 years, Dholrhythms has created a welcoming and joyful space where people of all backgrounds can experience the infectious energy of Punjabi music and dance.
• The SampaguitasBased in the San Francisco Bay Area, The Sampaguitas sing Filipino folk songs and inspired originals in three-part harmony. Drawing influences from folk, blues, doo-wop girl groups, and the Filipinx-American diaspora, Jenevieve Francisco, Cristina Ibarra, and Aireene Espiritu share music from their roots and explore what it means to be in a “third culture” between worlds.
• Korean Culture Center UrisaweFounded by performer/teacher Me Sook Ko (originally from Seoul, Korea), Korean Culture Center – Urisawe is dedicated to promoting and cultivating Korean cultural awareness through the performing arts in the San Francisco Bay Area. Built and supported by parents, students and office workers, Urisawe promotes cultural diversity by performing at community and multi-cultural events throughout the Bay Area and offers traditional Korean dance and music classes with professional artists and teachers.
• Alameda Free LibraryVisit the Alameda Free Library table for free book giveaways and more!
• Paper Alebrije SculpturesAlebrijes are brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures depicting fantastical creatures or familiar animals. Kids will create their own paper Alebrije.
• Frida Kahlo Inspired Flower CrownsInspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, kids will create their own colorful paper flower crown.
• Mexican Style Paper FlowersJoin us at the Rhythmix Art Activities Table for fun crafts to help you celebrate – including gorgeous Mexican tissue paper flowers.
• Tissue Paper Flower Crowns - Alebrije Sprit Animal ArtJoin us at the Rhythmix Art Activities Table for fun crafts to help you celebrate including gorgeous tissue paper flower crowns and Paper Alebrije Sprit Animal Art.
• Crazy EmpanadasCrazy Empanadas believes that the best way to learn about each other’s cultures is through food. As a family-owned business, it’s an honor to share our culture and give customers a little piece of Colombia in every bite.
• Tambores e SambaTambores e Samba is a Brazilian music group, formed by Abel Damasceno, that draws inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Brazils percussion-driven music. Influenced by iconic groups such as Olodum, Timbalada, and Ile Aiye, Tambores e Samba creates a sound that is both traditional and innovative, blending the rhythmic complexity of traditional Brazilian music with modern influences.
• Kantuta Ballet Folklórico de BoliviaFounded in 2006 and based in San Leandro, CA, Kantuta Ballet Folklórico de Bolivia preserves and promotes Bolivias heritage, culture folklore through its ancestral dances.
• DJ Abel DamascenoAbel Damasceno, native of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, is a professional Brazilian multi-instrumentalist and educator, currently living in Alameda. He is a motivated teacher eager to share the joys of Brasilian percussion with all members of the community.
• Dance | Fitness | JoyOriginally from Colombia, Lynda Gutierrez, creator of DFJ, combines her love of dance with elements of fitness in a joyful welcoming way for all levels of movers! Through Dance | Fitness | Joy, Lynda offers Latin dance cardio classes, strength training classes, and private dance sessions that stem from her experience in Classical Ballet, Latin Dance, Modern Dance, Pilates, and Yoga.
• CunamacuéAfro-Peruvian dance, music and culture come to life as Cunamacué invites audiences of all ages to participate in this interactive journey of dance and rhythm. Discover the cajon, cajita and quijada – instruments unique to Afro-Peruvian culture and explore the exciting dance movements and rhythms of Zamacueca, Zapateo, and Festejo. Get ready to clap your hands and move your feet as you embody Afro-Peruvian culture.
• Batey TambóBatey Tambó is an Oakland and San Francisco-based, women of color-led cultural group grounded in the centuries-old musical tradition of Afro-Indigenous Puerto Rican Bomba. They teach Bomba Cangrejera in the tradition, and with the blessing of, their elders in La Familia Cepeda.
• Chika DiCelebrate the soulful essence of Latin music with Colombian-born, California-based recording artist and songwriter Chika Di! With a passion that transcends borders, Chika Di blends traditional Latin, electronic, Afro, and pop, showcasing her powerful Colombian vocals while delivering high-energy live sets.
• The Ka-Hon EnsembleDiscover an explosive array of rhythms from around the world that can be played with a simple wooden box (cajón). Immerse yourself in the music as Ka-Hon shares rhythms, songs and dance from Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Jamaica and Venezuela in this highly interactive and engaging performance.
• Bululú: Sabor Tropical LatinoA dynamic Latin music band showcasing a live and flavorful repertoire deeply immersed in the rich influences of Venezuela and the Caribbean. Their performances encompass an exciting array of styles, including calipsos, salsa, sones, porros, cumbias, merengues, gaitas and more. Fun and vibrant, Bululú delivers an array of original compositions and uplifting shows with its top tier San Francisco Bay Area ensemble.
• La Cumbiamba ColombianaLa Cumbiamba Colombiana is a folkloric comparsa formed by a group of dancers and various volunteer collaborators whose mission is to preserve and share Colombian heritage, culture, and folklore in San Francisco and the Bay area.
• Ballet Folklorico Flor de CaféBallet Folklorico Flor de Café is a multigenerational group of dancers dedicated to preserving and sharing the traditional folklore dance of El Salvador, strengthening their cultural identity sharing positive and beautiful aspect of Salvadoran culture.
• Mexican Tin Art RepujadoMexican tin art, also known as repujado, is a traditional craft that involves creating designs on thin sheets of tin using a variety of tools. Kids will be creating their own repujado art, allowing them to explore their creativity and learn about traditional crafts from other cultures.
• Taino Petroglyph Symbol Rock PaintingTaino petroglyph symbol rock painting is a fun and educational activity that allows kids to learn about the indigenous Taino people of the Caribbean and their art. Kids will be creating their own Taino painted rock allowing them to learn about a different culture while also expressing their creativity through art.
• Boriqua KitchenTaste authentic Puerto Rican Cuisine from Chef de Cuisine/Owner Darren Anthony Lamboy.
• TeaqueriaEnjoy both delicious tacos and boba teas from Teaqueria!
• Mexican Tissue Paper Flowers and Paper Plate TambourinesJoin us at the Rhythmix Art Activities Table for fun crafts to help you celebrate including gorgeous Mexican tissue paper flowers and a working paper plate tambourine to use for the day!
• AyubōwanEnjoy Sri Lanka’s authentic and finest cuisines exotic healthy meals cooked with Love!
• Moba TeaMoba Tea Means Mobile Tea! A fun and tasty drink option for your next big event! Add a fully customizable boba bar to weddings, festivals, corporate events, holiday parties, fundraisers, school events, dances, and of course themed birthday parties!
• Alameda Free Library Words on Wheels Book BikeVisit the Words on Wheels Book Bike for free book giveaways and more!
• Toishan Benevolent Association Lion DanceToishan Benevolent Association is a community service organization based in Oakland that promotes Chinese traditional culture including Martial Arts (Kung Fu), Tai Chi, traditional folk dance and lion dance. The Lion Dance is one of the most popular performances for big celebrations and festivals, performed to bring happiness, prosperity and good luck for the upcoming year.
• Gadung Kasturi Balinese Dance and MusicEstablished in 2007, Gadung Kasturis mission is to preserve, promote and develop the traditional dance and music of Bali, Indonesia, through live performance, workshops, classes, lectures and publications.
• Chef Hits the StreetsExperience a taste of aloha with traditional authentic Hawaiian Poke!
• South Asian Arts with Swings & WingsExplore, play, learn and grow with Swings Wings! Delight your senses in the multicultural sensory bin, create colorful salt rangoli, and print beautiful patterns with Indian block stamping.
• Chinese Character Drawings with the Alameda Education FoundationDid you know that many cultures in Asia incorporate traditional Chinese characters, known as Hanzi, into their written languages? Use crayons, markers, colored pencils, and your creativity to create beautiful illustrations, weaving these traditional characters into drawings of the words they represent.
• Patty Chu’s Chinese Folk Dance TroupePatty Chu’s dance troupe has drawn frequent smiles from a variety of viewers of Miss Chinatown USA pageants and local community events for Oakland, SF and different cities for more than 25 years. Their graceful stage presences and technical skills make a good impression on the audience. Also the dance classes are for all ages from 5 to 70 years old. You can find a class that fits you with classical, folk, and contemporary dances.
• Odissi Vilas Indian Classical DanceThe vision of Odissi Vilas is to establish a center for the performing arts in the Odissi style of Indian classical dance. Its mission is to preserve cultural heritage, promote, educate and delight audiences with the mystical beauty, grace and spirituality of Odissi dance.
• Hālau Makana Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori Music DanceHālau Makana’s mission is to preserve the Hawaiian, Tahitian, and Māori cultures through dance, art and music, sharing these cultural art forms with the community and anyone who has a desire to learn. Hālau Makana is the only professional Polynesian Dance Company located in Alameda, California.
• Manilatown Kulintang EnsembleThis dynamic ensemble presents the pre-colonial music, dance, and attire traditions of Mindanao, Southern Philippines. All trained in the traditional manner by indigenous Philippine culture bearers, the Manilatown Kulintang Ensemble musicians and dancers take pride in introducing people of all ages to the joyful and unifying power of tribal Philippine polyrhythmic percussion music, song and dance.
• Vân-Ánh Vanessa Võ Vietnamese Traditional Instruments and New MusicA fearless musical explorer, Vân-Ánh Võ is an award-winning performer of the 16-string đàn tranh (zither) and an Emmy Award-winning composer who has collaborated with Kronos Quartet, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, and Yo-Yo Ma. In addition to her mastery of the đàn tranh, she also plays the monochord ( đàn bầu ), bamboo xylophone ( đàn t’rung ), traditional drums ( trống ) and many other instruments to create music that blends the wonderfully unique sounds of Vietnamese instruments with other genres, and fuses deeply rooted Vietnamese musical traditions with fresh new structures and compositions.
• Tinker Bus$5 per childThe Tinker Bus will be at Rhythmix Round the World Festival inspiring creativity and innovation with fun STEAM activities for kids! Arrive early to reserve your space. $5 per child.
• Community Art WallAdd your personal color, style and ingredients to the community art wall! Ginny Parsons, an Alameda artists who is inspired by nature and paints with everything from laundry detergent and bacon grease to beeswax and acrylics, facilitates this free art experience for kids of all ages (that means adults, too!).
• Suminagashi / Japanese Paper MarblingThe Alameda Education Foundation presents FREE Suminagashi / Japanese Paper Marbling workshops for youth. Experience the art of suminagashi and take home your very own hand made marbled paper!
• 826 Valencia Tenderloin Podcast Project with artpaul cartierThe podcasts you hear in this collection were written and recorded by San Francisco youth, ages 12-18, during field trips to 826 Valencias Tenderloin Center. With the support of volunteer tutors, students wrote podcasts exploring the elements that influence their identities and beliefs. Vibrant and varied, their podcasts are grounded in reflection on culture, community, challenge and celebration.
• Artesania y Botanica Del SolUnique and beautiful pottery, clothing, spiritual candles, teas, oils, kitchen items home décor direct from Mexico.
• Capoeira Mandinga AlamedaLed by Professor Sumido (Sam Batchelder) since 2004, the Capoeira Mandinga Alameda community maintains the deep traditions of this Afro-Brazilian self-defense/art form. Balancing playfulness, respect and discipline with strong aerobic and dance elements, capoeira displays a harmony of forces providing power, flexibility, endurance and self-discovery.
• Aki KumarVintage Bollywood meets Windy City Blues and Soul in a powerful, ever-evolving musical vindaloo created out of the heart and soul of acclaimed singer/harpist Aki Kumar. Known as the “Bombay Blues Man,” Aki Kumar brings together some of the Bay Area’s finest blues musicians to present his extraordinary fusion of Chicago Blues and Bollywood tunes.
• Sekhou SenegalSekhou Senegal is a prominent, traditional West African ensemble under the direction of twin brothers Assane and Ousseynou Kouyaté. Sekhou Senegal combines West African griot musical traditions with elements of mbalax, sabar, jazz, funk, reggae, contemporary and more. Infectious vocals, high-energy choreography combined with the collective creativity of traditional African instruments make Sekhou Senegal one of the hottest world music bands in the U.S. and abroad.
• Barbie's Island KeikiBarbies Island Keiki is a small band of kids from the island of Alameda that comes together through a love of ukulele and friendship. They enjoy writing their own songs, singing, and laughing.
• Satsuma Dojo - Alameda, Shotokan KarateThe Satsuma Dojo Alameda will be performing a microcosm of a standard class, which consists of three components: Kihon (basics), Kata (forms), and Kumite (Sparring). At the beginner level, each component is very basic, increasing in demand and complexity as students progress to the intermediate and advanced levels. The Satsuma Dojo’s beginning and intermediate students will demonstrate these skills at Rhythmix ‘Round the World Festival.
• Christelle Durandy DuetChristelle Durandy combines colors of a rich tapestry of musical experiences drawing upon her heritage from Reunion Island and the French West Indies. Her fiercely passionate live performances have garnered critical praise and mesmerized audiences throughout Europe, Cuba, and the U.S. At Pour Your HeART Out, Christelle is joined in a musical conversation with pianist Odalys Caro exploring cross-cultural jazz combinations that draw upon a vast spectrum of soul, Caribbean and Latin inspirations.
• Ebb and Flow (East Bay Belly Dancers)American Tribal-Style belly dance (ATS) is known for its improvisational choreography with movements that are inspired by folkloric dances of the Middle East, North Africa, Spain and India. Sandi Ball, EBB Flows Artistic Director, has studied ATS with Carolena Nericcio and FatChanceBellyDance® for over 20 years and is an FCBD® Instructor, Emerita. Sandis style has a rich subtlety, with a strong air of confidence. Maintaining the earthy origins of tribal improvisation, Sandi focuses on creating inside the immediate experience through collective thinking within the group.
• Maze Daiko Taiko Fusion EnsembleMaze Daiko brings a fresh twist to taiko drumming with the addition of East African Shona marimba, Persian santur and violin. This unusual combination creates culturally diverse music with the physical elegance and discipline of taiko, but with an entirely new approach.
• Mary Lou's Apartment All Women Jazz EnsembleMary Lou’s Apartment, a 12-piece, all-women ensemble celebrating the legacies of trombonist-arranger Melba Liston and pianist-composer Mary Lou Williams, two essential and often overlooked figures in jazz’s evolution from the swing era to bebop and beyond.
• Salsa Lab DancersAlvaro Batista and his Salsa-Lab Dancers present Cuban Salsa and Rueda de Casino. Alvaro has been promoting this music and dance genre since 2002 with parties, clubs, concerts and dance classes.
• Arts AfricainsAt Arts Africains, we celebrate the African culture and we want others to as well. Our company specializes in African crafts, beauty products, clothing, and more.
• Dragon RougeCelebrating 10 years, Dragon Rouge is a waterfront Vietnamese eatery offering inventive cuisine & a lively bar scene in a contemporary space.
• Ballet AfsanehAfsaneh Art & Culture Society (AACS) promotes understanding of diverse and enduring cultures, with a primary focus on the Silk Road regions of Eurasia, we support artists in their roles as teachers and community visionaries, inspiring people through the presentation of both traditional and new art works. Ballet Afsaneh is the professional performance ensemble of AACS, producing up to 20 public performances for festivals, theaters, diaspora community events, schools, museums and other cultural institutions in the SF Bay Area and beyond. Today, dance artists, Samia Karimi and Natalie Nayun will showcase dances of Iran and Tajikistan.
• Mambo Diablo CaféMambo Diablo Café, Inc. sells premium coffee primarily from Latin countries and fair trade farmers. The coffee beans are carefully selected and then roasted by Q grader and master roasters who bring out the best flavors making for a delicious cup of coffee. Mambo Diablo Cafe, Inc. owner and GRAMMY®️ Award-Winning Musician, Javier Cabanillas, understands the importance of having good coffee and listening to music; a combination he feels is essential to human experiences, hence our slogan, “Taste Your Rhythm.” Try our various flavors to find your rhythm.
• Duniya Dance and Drum Company (DDDC)Duniya Dance and Drum Company (DDDC) presents traditional dance and music from Guinea, West Africa, showcasing how these elements relate to life events, including initiations, celebrations, farming, and spiritual rituals. Co-directors, Joti Singh and Bongo Sidibe, create a unique blend of energetic dance and music from Punjab, India, and Guinea, West Africa, to cultivate respect for the artforms, foster cultural exchange, effect social justice and engage in community building.
• Alameda Education FoundationAlameda Education Foundation (AEF) raises funds and coordinates programs to support and enhance the quality of K-12 public education in Alameda. Through Art Across the Island, AEF engages the community, presenting hands-on art activities for the whole family.
• Cocoa Case – World Chocolate Tastings with Sharol Nelson-EmbryJoin chocolate expert Sharol Nelson-Embry as she guides you on a journey through the world of chocolate! Discover the flavors of a fine selection of single-origin dark chocolate grown and harvested from around the world.
• Chhandam School of KathakChhandam School of Kathak was founded by legendary kathak master Pandit Chitresh Das and succeeded by his senior disciples, Seibi Lee, Rachna Nivas, and Rina Mehta. The Chhandam School of Kathak has been a pioneer of excellence for the education, promotion, and advancement of kathak dance and Indian classical music.
• Ka-Hon Latin Percussion EnsembleKa-Hon Latin Percussion Ensemble performs an explosive array of global rhythms that can be played on a simple wooden box known as a cajón. In a highly interactive and engaging performance, Ka-Hon shares songs and music from Peru, Mexico, Spain, Cuba and Venezuela. The ensemble features Bay Area musicians José Roberto Hernandez and Pedro Rosales, with Grammy Winning Artists Omar Ledezma, Jr. (founder/artistic director), Javier Cabanillas and Braulio Barrera.
• Tiare TahitiTiare Tahiti intrigues and delights audiences with their presentation of traditional and contemporary ‘ori Tahiti, siva Samoa and Hawaiian hula. Adding context and interaction to their performances, Tiare Tahiti engages audiences in the Polynesian arts in new and innovative ways.
• Tomyé: Living ArtistTomyé: Living Artist, through consistently drawing ink renderings every day, has amassed hundreds of images. She loves music and sketching musicians as they play their instruments. In her studio at home, Tomyé reinterprets the drawings as gouache paintings, dubbed linear paintings. Shifting to fused glass, the images come to life in light shining through them.
• Taller BombaleleTaller Bombalele strives to promote our Afro Puerto Rican roots music and dance tradition of Bomba, by teaching its history, dance, music, and songs through classes, lectures, workshops, and Bombazos to continue to preserve and expand this form of expression in community.
• The Bubble Showinformation about new show can be found here.

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12:00 – 18:00

tuesday

12:00 – 18:00

wednesday

12:00 – 18:00

thursday

12:00 – 18:00

friday

12:00 – 18:00

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