The Peking Acrobats Oakland tickets
The Peking Acrobats fans, Are you ready for Oakland? on Thursday, January 21st 2027 The Peking Acrobats will be playing at Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, CA. Score your The Peking Acrobats tickets Oakland right here.
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10 Tenth St., Oakland, CA
94607, US
The Peking Acrobats Children / family Live at Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts | Oakland – January 21st, 2027
The Calvin Simmons Theatre at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts has become a beloved hub for inspiring performances and community engagement right in the heart of Oakland. Known for supporting young artists, the center offers a vibrant array of workshops and classes that make the arts accessible and exciting for everyone. It’s not just about shows, the center has hosted everything from innovative tech conferences in 2012 to the annual Children’s Theater Festival since 2005, which has introduced countless kids to the magic of live performance. When you attend The Peking Acrobats Oakland, you’re stepping into a space that’s alive with creativity and history. Whether you’re sitting in the right flank orchestra seats for a more intimate sound experience or enjoying the rear perspectives, the venue’s layout keeps every seat feeling special. Parking is a breeze with nearby options on 20th Street, and getting there from Santa Rosa is as easy as hopping on 101 south then taking the 80 into Oakland. It’s more than just a theatre, it’s a place that sparks imagination and keeps the arts thriving in Northern California.