Mc Kinley School

Arts & Culture

San Leandro has many organizations dedicated to the performing arts and fine arts culture.  Following are links to websites with performance, event and related information.

Websites:

Farmers Market

Farmers MarketThe San Leandro Farmers’ Market offers the best in fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables and family fun all summer long. Every Wednesday, Parrott Street in downtown San Leandro will be transformed into a vibrant marketplace of sweet, juicy, tree-ripened fruits; delicious, healthy, just-picked vegetables; beautiful fresh-cut flowers; gourment foods; and tasty snacks. The San Leandro Downtown Farmers’ Market is open every Wednesday, from 4:00pm to 8:00pm, through October 22.

Website: Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market Association

Bal Theatre

Movie Theaters

Century San Leandro Bayfair 16
350 Bayfair Mall, San Leandro, CA
(510) 481-0123
Accessible to persons with disabilities.

Website: Movie Times

Historic Bal Theatre
The Historic Bal Theatre originally opened on July 1st 1946 and has continued to be run as a multi genre theatre of movies, live music and comedy.
14808 E. 14th Street, San Leandro, CA
(510) 614-1224
Accessible to persons with disabilities.

Website: Bal Theatre

Lake Chabote

Parks and Recreations

San Leandro is proud of its extensive park system which includes 23 parks and recreation facilities including community and neighborhood parks, swimming pools and sports fields. Park facilities encourage a variety of activities including running and walking, picnicking, tennis, softball, and swimming. Group picnic areas and all three swimming pools are available on a reservation basis for family activities or a large group gathering. For information, call (510) 577-3462.

Website: San Leandro City Recreation Information

Schools

Mc Kinley School

San Leandro Unified School District

San Leandro is very proud of its schools and the safe, inclusive learning environment that has been created for its students. The San Leandro School District consists of 12 schools serving approximately 8,800 students in grades K-12. The District is organized into eight elementary schools (K-5); two middle schools (6-8); and one comprehensive high school (9-12) that - beginning this fall - will be comprised of two separate campuses. The new High School Fred T. Korematsu campus, opening its doors in time for the 2010-2011 school year, is a beautiful state-of-the-art facility for 9th grade students only.

Website: San Leandro Unified School District

San Lorenzo Unified School District

The mission of San Lorenzo Unified School District is to work together with parents and the community to develop critical and creative thinkers who are knowledgeable, responsible,  caring participants who contribute to a changing world.

Website: San Lorenzo Unified School District