This was a very good museum to find in Downtown San Leandro!!…read more I came in here while I was at the San Leandro Cherry Festival, and it was free to enter. This museum tells the history of San Leandro, with murals, exhibits, and photographs!! There's also an exhibit about redlining and housing discrimination in the city and the effects it has had on people! A small, but very informative museum!!!

I love still finding hidden gems in my hometown 18 years later and the community theater at the…read moreMuseum/Auditorium right next door to the Casa Peralta is my latest find. Two years ago, I wrote a blog post comparing movie theater to live theater - http://aroundthebayandaway.blogspot.com/2016/05/live-theater-vs-movie-theater.html discovering that live theater especially community theaters can be a much better value than going to the movies. With my introduction to the SL Player's performance of Agatha Christie's Mousetrap, I cannot wait to return to see what mystery they have in store for us next season. Since this is a community theater with a limited budget, chairs are just stackable chairs put out for the performance but once you are immersed in the storyline unfolding before you, you won't even care.

As a high schooler I volunteered for our Key Club one year and vowed to come back as an adult…read more Finally, made it back last night to see Carousel and I was so impressed with the quality of the cast and the production. The dancing and their voices were very strong. The main cast was charismatic. I figured this would be amateurish like how summer shows are portrayed on tv shows but this is talented cast with nice sets and production value with some effects. These is definitely a lot dedicated staff that puts a lot of love into the shows. What's amazing is the cast only recently performed a different show. These guys are amazing! The food at the concession stands was yummy and the bathrooms were clean. Some door latches in the ladies room need to be realigned because they couldn't be latched but I expected portopotties so was happy have clean bathrooms with working soap dispensers and paper towels. The weather was pretty chilly all day so I was pleasantly surprised that I wasn't freezing my tush last night. A couple of blankets and a thermos of warm liquids did the trick. And, thank you to the generous donors who allow kids to watch for free. First night shows are also discounted for adults. For those who want to introduce your kids to theater without worrying that they can't sit through a whole productions this is an excellent family friendly way to give them a taste. They don't have to dress up and if you get a seat on the aisle they can take a break discreetly.

This venue fills a bit of the void left by the tragic closure of Cal Shakes earlier this year…read more Watching theatrical productions amongst the redwoods on a summer evening is not something I want the community to be without. We saw Anastasia this year, and the performers, designers, staff, and volunteers all created such a wonderful experience. The tickets were a little pricey, and the seats were a little hard, but there's no substitute for outdoor theater. (Bring layers so that you can bundle up once the sun sets!)

Fell in love with this amazing studio. Such a warm, welcoming and supportive environment. Quality…read moreteachers, lots of performance opportunities and an opportunity to compete when children are ready! After all we'd been through in the past, we are blessed to have found the right match for my daughter.

NOTHING BUT GREAT THINGS TO SAY about our dance studio! We LOVE B*Dazzled. My daughter is 7 and has…read morebeen dancing at this studio for 2 years now. I have always been impressed by how organized they are and how they keep us parents informed and up to date with everything our dancers have going on. From their monthly newsletters, to consistently sending us cute photos/videos on the Band app, down to how neatly labeled and packaged the costumes are when sent home, I have no idea how they keep up.. but they do! The teachers are very sweet, talented and dedicated- I love the fact that most of the teachers have been dancing at B*Dazzled since they were little and are still so involved. I also knew this was a great place to be once I met the director and learned that she actually knows her dancers. I can email her, ask her questions, and she is able to give me feedback as to what classes she thinks my daughter should be in. She has grown so much in her technique and confidence. She knows and loves all of her dance teachers and dance friends. My daughter used to be SO nervous before performing- to the point where she would get nauseated. But this year after recital was over, she said, "Mommy! I don't want to stop performing, I want to stay and keep dancing!!" If you are looking for a new dance studio that your child could grow in, build lasting friendships and make great memories at.. Look no more!

I had always gone to these show in Oakland great show but the fact that it was in the arena instead…read moreof the stadium it was terrible. It was a waste of money and time ....my son who is almost 3 love monster trucks he has 2 rolling carts with full of monster trucks collection He has many repeated ones too lol But the show was so EXTREMELY LOUD that the headphones did not work at all my son freak out so much we had leave the show within 20 minutes it would had been better if they were to do it in the stadium baseball field to support some of that loud noice I noticed many families left even went heading to bart station ( best way to go ) ( avoid the lines and parking prices) too many were there and we spoke everyone mention TOO LOUD those kids would had gotten headaches or even nightmares. Maybe next year could be outdoors just cause I have star it but I would not don't attend or waste ur money only if is indoors

We brought our 6 year old grandson here as his Christmas gift. You spend more time waiting in lines…read morethan anything else. The "show" was supposed to be from 6-8pm but the truck portion lasted maybe 20 minutes. The rest was the clown yapping and boring g the crap out of everyone. They had motocross trick riders, which were good. Most people were heading out by 7pm, 1 hour into the "show." Poorly ran and poorly executed. Nothing g but a hyped up money grab. This took place at the Cow Palace. We did end up enjoying the freestyle portion.

My daughter recently joined their Infantil dance group, and is having a great experience. The…read moreMoreno family's care for their school and the dancers shines through, and Carlos Moreno Jr. is a wonderful teacher. Although my daughter was hesitant to join at first, they made it very welcoming for her such that she now enjoys each class. She's looking forward to participating in her first performance soon :)

This group has several show throughout the year as well as Christmas time. 2 hours filled with…read moretraditional Mexican dances from many of their states as well as a Mariachi band and a singer. From old to young, a great presentation. It usued to be first come first serve in seating but, seating Is assigned when you buy tickets only. Prices are usually $25 and up. Food and drink sold outside. At least at the Chabot presentation. Chabot college has good parking as well.