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Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Scott Holloway's Fundraising Event!
Scott R. Holloway: A Retrospective
Event: December 8th Fundraiser for Dance for PD, Oakland®
50% of proceeds go to support the program
Location: 446 37th Street, Oakland, CA, 94609
Scott Holloway will be showcasing his work from 1977-2024. This exhibit contains the process for his search for Peace and Freedom. We are thrilled to announce that half of the sales from the event will be donated to our Dance for Parkinsons, Oakland® program. Thank you Scott for your incredibly generous gift & for all you have brought to our Dance for PD program.
Artist Talk: Sunday December 8th, starting at 11am
This is part of East Bay Open Studio, held on December 7th and 8th from 11-5pm
“My Surprised Immersion with Painting, Parkinsons, and Dance”
Please join us in taking a peak into his life’s art journey, which includes a talk with Scott starting at 11am. Coffee and donuts will be provided until they run out!
Click below to learn more about the event, location, and artwork showcased:
Click below to watch the video of “Shaking and Shocking”; one of many dNaga’s works that Scott danced in!
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Art Session
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
Past:
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Art Session
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
Past:
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Threshold
Threshold
The time is now, will you come through?
Threshold, a shared program by Claudine Naganuma’s dNaga Dance Co. and choreographer SanSan Kwan, offers a feminist response to anti-Asian violence and Asian American invisibility. This evening of dance ushers audiences into an encounter with the shadows and structures that uphold racial violence and choreographs a space of restoration and liberation. Join us in exploring the kinetics of resilience.
Meet us at the Threshold. Cross through with community and dive into legacies that bring us toward sovereignty over our Selves and into solidarity with the collective.
For more information visit Mondavi Center/Threshold
Photo by Matt Haber
Showing at the Mondavi Center in the Vanderhoef Studio Theatre
Unbound has provided an opportunity to engage in an in depth inquiry about how the uptick in Anti-Asian violence has affected our communities. Informed by a legacy of generational trauma and armed with art as a tool for healing, dance allows us the time and space to delve into the origins and complexities of anti-Asian sentiments. These times require that we build our capacity to transform trauma, cultivate resiliency and thrive together.
Choreographers, Claudine Naganuma and SanSan Kwan, were selected to provide somatic perspectives as part of the AAVOT research initiative.
Anti-Asian Violence: Origins and Trajectories
One predominant narrative of anti-Asian violence posits a unitary historical figure subject to exclusion, drawing a direct line between the historical legal context and the violence of today. A predominant response is to assume that this violence will end through more surveillance, policing, and the designation of cases of anti-Asian violence as hate crimes. These dominant narratives put too much weight on the concept of hate, rendering anti-Asian violence the effect of individual prejudice, leading to limited responses.
The Anti-Asian Violence: Origins and Trajectories (AAVOT) Research Initiative plans to study several historical trajectories of anti-Asian violence across multiple scales, in relation to causes that are local, national, and transnational; to interrogate differences of gender, class, nationality, sexuality, and ethnicity elided in the idea of a unitary “Asian American” victim of violence; and to critically examine how the Asian/American body is mobilized in relation to the carceral state while working to envision diverse modes of sustaining livable communities and forging multiracial alliances.
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Art Session
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
Past:
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Mosaic Workshop
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
Upcoming:
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Mosaic Workshop
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
Upcoming:
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Mosaic Workshop
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
Upcoming:
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
GIRL Project: Mosaic Workshop
GIRL Project presents
After School Art Workshops
Wednesday Mosaics with Susanne Takehara
September 18th – October 9th
from 3-5pm
Upcoming:
Wednesday Art Sessions with Angie Lopez
October 16th – 30th
from 3-5pm
This workshop is offered completely free to participants. Food and materials are provided. Register below to attend:
Dance for PD® In-Person Class
Dance for PD® Class
In-Person
Every Saturday from 10:30-11:45AM
at 5390 Miles Ave, Oakland CA
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
In addition to our weekly Zoom classes, dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun, and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”
Dance for PD® Zoom Class
Dance for PD® Class
On Zoom
Every Thursday from 10:30–11:45am
If you have trouble registering online, or would like to connect with us before you take a class, contact us here.
dNaga hosts free weekly Dance for Parkinson’s (Dance for PD®) classes held year-round. Classes are taught by a team of teachers from Danspace led by Artistic Director Claudine Naganuma, who received her teaching certification in 2019. The classes combine elements of modern dance, ballet, improvisation, and dance composition. While dancing—whether in chairs, at the barre, or standing—classes are offered within a no-pressure social environment.
“Having been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I was looking for ways to connect to a community and to add movement to my life. I was not disappointed. Claudine’s classes are dynamic, creative, fun and joyful. In these classes, we are dancers, not patients. I am not alone in saying that this class is the highlight of our week.”