Island Arts
Local Dance Troupe Takes to the Stage
Longtime Alamedan showcases 43 years of island dancing
Concert Series Begins April 17
Alameda resident Donna Stoering began playing concerts when she was five years old and teaching professionally when she was just 10. She grew up in the Bay Area, but after receiving a Marshall Scholarship, Stoering has lived most of her adult life in Europe.
Student Art, Poetry Contest Ends Friday
The deadline for submissions to the Fourth of July Parade art and poetry contest is tomorrow. This year’s parade marks the 40th anniversary of the annual event, and organizers want to celebrate by involving kids in the festivities.
New Book Bridges Links with Spirit behind Easter
The meaning of the Easter legend could be construed as the power of belief in the omnipresence and omnipotence of Spirit to overcome any human condition, including death.
Altarena’s Latest Play Aims High, Reaches Far
Cue the fireworks and dancing boys: I have an announcement. The Gin Game is the best show I have ever seen at Altarena, in 15 years of reviewing. Top notch, stellar, outstanding: What else can I say?
Island High Students Explore Identity Through Poetry
Each year, seniors at Island High School have a chance to write and perform poetry as part of a “Poetry Slam” unit in teacher John Nolan’s English class. The resulting poems treat a wide number of topics in a broad range of styles.