Linda Dorsey School of the Arts (LDSOA) is a performing arts school for children. LDSOA uses the arts to foster the intellectual, emotional, character, and social development of children. The school offers training in dance, acting, singing, and performance for children 4 to 16 years old. More importantly, the school assists children with their personal development by helping to build confidence, develop self-esteem, and learn teamwork - attributes that are important no matter what a child decides to pursue in life. Our goal is to help children develop through the discipline, grace, and fun of the performing arts. LDSOA was founded in Teaneck, NJ in 1998 and has now moved to Oakland, CA. LDSOA produces an annual children's musical. Linda Dorsey is a practicing professional performing artist and has spent the last 20 years as a dancer, singer, actor, teacher, choreographer, and student counselor. She has trained over 1,000 students in the United States and abroad.
Manna Gallery
The Manna Gallery is a collaboration gallery space located in Uptown Oakland. Manna's founders, Wayne Armstrong, Mark Lightfoot, Elaine Maute, Linn Thygeson and Dan Weber came together to open this space. Monthly exhibitions consist of works by one to all of these artists in all kinds of mediums including (but my no means limited to) paints, sculpture and prints.
Part 2 Gallery
Warehouse 416
Closed now
