[free] Latin shows: all ages @ Oakland Museum
Live Music Performances by Ballet Folklorico, Banda 300, Luna Mexican and LA DONA.
FRIDAYS enjoy a LATIN rhythmic night full of feel-good music for all ages!
Mark your calendars for another blockbuster evening at Friday Nights at OMCA!
These events are family-friendly and free to attend. See schedule below.
Friday Nights at OMCA
All Fridays in October from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Address: 1000 Oak Street, Oakland, CA 94607.
Friday Nights at OMCA with Cuicacalli Ballet Folklórico & La Familia Peña Govea
OMCA campusBring the whole family and dive into the vibrant rhythms of Mexico with Cuicacalli Ballet Folklórico and Familia Peña Govea this Friday Nights at OMCA! This amazing mash-up will bring Aztec Dance, Zapateados, Faldeos, and Sombreros to life on the garden stage and transport you through the magical culture of México with a captivating blend of music and dance.
Friday Nights at OMCA with Banda 300
OMCA campusThis Friday night at OMCA, immerse yourself in a high-energy celebration of music and culture! First up, enjoy the electrifying performance by Banda 300. With 16 talented members from various Mexican states, this band stands out with its distinctive use of the accordion, blending traditional Banda music with modern electronic elements. Their vibrant performance combines the rich rhythms of regional Mexican dance music with an innovative twist.
Friday Nights at OMCA with Oakland Ballet Company
OMCA campusThis Friday Night, packed full of dance, music and celebration kicks off with a captivating performance by the Oakland Ballet Company, showcasing excerpts from La Luna Mexicana. This enchanting presentation captures the essence of Dia de los Muertos, blending vibrant dance, colorful costumes, and joyous music to honor family and tradition in an elaborate celebration.
Friday Nights at OMCA with La Doña
OMCA campusThis Friday night at OMCA, don’t miss the grand finale of our 2024 Friday Nights season! We’re thrilled to welcome the phenomenal La Doña to our garden stage. With her groundbreaking fusion of Latin Femmeton, hip hop, jazz, and cumbia, La Doña delivers a powerful performance that blends ancestral traditions with modern diasporic sounds. Her shows are more than just concerts—they’re transformative ceremonies that unite audiences through music, dance, and collective action.

