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Oakland Dance Festival

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The Oakland Dance Festival brings the best local dancers, choreographers and teachers from the top studios to Jack London Square for one day of fabulous rhythm and fun. From little ones to jiving adults, dancers of all ages will perform and celebrate the power of dance. This free one-day dance festival will showcase a dazzling array of dance genres including jazz, ballet, modern, hip-hop, folkloric dance and more. In addition to performances, this event will feature workshops, master classes and demonstrations for those interested in perfecting their skills. The Oakland Dance Festival is presented by Dance-A-Vision.
The Oakland Dance Festival brings the best local dancers, choreographers and teachers from the top studios to Jack London Square for one day of fabulous rhythm and fun. From little ones to jiving adults, dancers of all ages will perform and celebrate the power of dance. This free one-day dance festival will showcase a dazzling array of dance genres including jazz, ballet, modern, hip-hop, folkloric dance and more. In addition to performances, this event will feature workshops, master classes and demonstrations for those interested in perfecting their skills. The Oakland Dance Festival is presented by Dance-A-Vision.
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Broadway at Embarcadero, Oakland, CA 94607

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