Events

FilmFest by Rogue Dancer: PARTners Edition

September 17 –   October 3, 2021

https://www.roguedancer.org/filmfest-by-rogue-dancer

Some say we are born alone, and we die alone…

But the meaning of life resides in the relationships we build and the PARTners we choose to DANCE each leg of the journey with… Filling in the negative space, Face to Face…  Hand in Hand… Foot to Foot.

Become a Rogue Dancer PATREON – https://www.patreon.com/roguedancer

Support Rogue Dancer Productions, to keep FilmFest by Rogue Dancer running and Grants to support the work of Dance Film Artists.  Plus, we have some great PERKS & MERCH:

Patron-only updates □ Dance Filmmaker Submission CODES □ Exclusive T-shirts □ Rogue Dancer Hoodies (at a year of support) □ Early access to FilmFest by Rogue Dancer □ Chat community □ (Dreaming up new perks every day)

Featured DANCE Filmmakers:

Charly Santagado (USA)

Aigars ‘Salamandra’ Larionovs (USA)

Lois Norman (UK)

Igor Correa (BRAZIL)

Steve Clarke (USA)

Barbora Kučeríková (CZECH REPUBLIC)

Erin Malley (USA)

Francesca Jandasek (USA)

Molly Huey & Olivia Nellis (USA)

Isabella Scarpellini (ITALY)

Styliani Lamprinou (GREECE & BELGIUM)

Jessica Smith & Chelsea Ainsworth (USA)

Holly Wilder (USA)

Karolina Wyrwal (GERMANY)

Hannah Sullivan, Seth Thompson, Amy Wilson & Erin Wilson (USA)

Mackenzie Carlson (CANADA)

LiliEyes (FRANCE)

Richard Daniels (USA)

Rick Guest & Rob Rae (UK)

Roswitha Chesher (UK)

Jordan Fuchs (USA)

@Rogue Dancer Journal @DancerRogue @roguedance #FFXRD #FilmFestbyRogueDancer

https://roguedancer.org/

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

Performing for the duration of 16 days the artists of  Fly on a Wall, Nicole Johnson, Jimmy Joyner, and Sean Nguyen-Hilton, will process unseen forces (time, feeling, memory, indescribable existence, etc) to create a catalog of daily manifestations. This process will be performed as solos, duets, and trios amongst the artists in Gallery 3 at MINT in the hopes of charting courses of possibility. The work is employed as a 16 day ritual without pinnacle that is focused on a patient practice whose meaning reveals itself retroactively at its culmination.

Each daily process will be collected in various forms and stored on a USB thumb drive, which will be collected in a card catalog just outside of the gallery. Audiences will be able to view the work in the gallery and cross-reference the work with the USB thumb drive that correlates to each piece by date using a computer located near the card catalog. This non-linear form of viewing the work frees up time and space to create meaning as a process, rather than a destination.

“We may be in the Universe as dogs and cats are in our libraries, seeing the books and hearing the conversation, but having no inkling of the meaning of it all.” ― William James

October 1, 2021  ·  8:00pm

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

Dance and choreography duo Xan Burley and Alex Springer are in residence for two weeks this fall through the Donna and Marvin Schwartz Center Artist-in-Residence Program. Join this dynamic couple for a work-in-progress showing of the piece they are creating for students in the Emory Dance Company. A discussion with the artists and students will follow the showing. Free; no registration required.

Xan and Alex’s work has been presented by the most prestigious dance venues in New York City and beyond, including the American Dance Festival and Jacobs Pillow. Before attending Smith College, where they both earned their master of fine arts degrees, they danced with the highly acclaimed Doug Varone and Dancers.

Please note the specific times for each age group.

Please arrive early to allow for COVID-19 protocols.

**A mask is required**

Performing for the duration of 16 days the artists of  Fly on a Wall, Nicole Johnson, Jimmy Joyner, and Sean Nguyen-Hilton, will process unseen forces (time, feeling, memory, indescribable existence, etc) to create a catalog of daily manifestations. This process will be performed as solos, duets, and trios amongst the artists in Gallery 3 at MINT in the hopes of charting courses of possibility. The work is employed as a 16 day ritual without pinnacle that is focused on a patient practice whose meaning reveals itself retroactively at its culmination.

Each daily process will be collected in various forms and stored on a USB thumb drive, which will be collected in a card catalog just outside of the gallery. Audiences will be able to view the work in the gallery and cross-reference the work with the USB thumb drive that correlates to each piece by date using a computer located near the card catalog. This non-linear form of viewing the work frees up time and space to create meaning as a process, rather than a destination.

“We may be in the Universe as dogs and cats are in our libraries, seeing the books and hearing the conversation, but having no inkling of the meaning of it all.” ― William James

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company presents an original production Together: Yingge and Hip Hop Unite on Saturday, October 2 at 7:30pm and Sunday, October 3 at 2:00pm at Gas South Theater (formerly Infinite Energy Theater) in Duluth, GA.

Featuring an original cross-cultural collaboration between choreographers Kerry Lee (Chinese dance) and AJ Paug (hip hop), Together imagines a clash between ancient Chinese and modern-day American social justice heroes. Their journey of finding common ground celebrates the potential of what we can accomplish when we come together to defeat universal threats to humankind. Performances also feature a collection of folk and classical Chinese dances representing China’s long history and diverse cultures.

Tickets are $25 for Adults and $18 for Students & Seniors (65 ). Masks are required. www.gassouthdistrict.com

About the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company (ACDC) educates and entertains audiences about Chinese dance, history, and culture. Founded in 1991 by Hwee-Eng Y. Lee and co-directed by Hwee-Eng and Kerry Lee, the nearly 100-dancer troupe has enchanted Chinese and non-Chinese audiences alike through numerous original full-evening Chinese dance productions and community outreach performances for schools/universities, libraries, senior centers, arts festivals, international days, corporate events, military observances, Asian community events, and more. More notably, ACDC helped showcase Atlanta to the world as performers in the opening and closing ceremonies of the Centennial Olympic Games. For more than a decade, they performed the “Chinese variation” in the Atlanta Ballet’s “The Nutcracker.” www.atlantachinesedance.org

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

Dance and choreography duo Xan Burley and Alex Springer are in residence at Emory University for two weeks this fall through the Donna and Marvin Schwartz Artist-in-Residence Program. Described as “Annoyingly fantastic dancers. Just perfect in how they parsed momentum, suspension, initiation,” by dance educator and writer Susan Van Pelt, Burley and Springer are generous dance technique teachers. Xan and Alex’s choreography has been presented by the most prestigious dance venues in New York City and beyond, including the American Dance Festival and Jacob’s Pillow. Before attending Smith College, where they both earned master of fine arts degrees, they danced with the highly acclaimed Doug Varone and Dancers. This class is open to the public but is intended for intermediate to advanced dancers. All dancers must wear face coverings during class and while in the Schwartz Center. Registration is required: https://bit.ly/3At6u0j

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company presents an original production Together: Yingge and Hip Hop Unite on Saturday, October 2 at 7:30pm and Sunday, October 3 at 2:00pm at Gas South Theater (formerly Infinite Energy Theater) in Duluth, GA.

Featuring an original cross-cultural collaboration between choreographers Kerry Lee (Chinese dance) and AJ Paug (hip hop), Together imagines a clash between ancient Chinese and modern-day American social justice heroes. Their journey of finding common ground celebrates the potential of what we can accomplish when we come together to defeat universal threats to humankind. Performances also feature a collection of folk and classical Chinese dances representing China’s long history and diverse cultures.

Tickets are $25 for Adults and $18 for Students & Seniors (65 ). Masks are required. www.gassouthdistrict.com

About the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company (ACDC) educates and entertains audiences about Chinese dance, history, and culture. Founded in 1991 by Hwee-Eng Y. Lee and co-directed by Hwee-Eng and Kerry Lee, the nearly 100-dancer troupe has enchanted Chinese and non-Chinese audiences alike through numerous original full-evening Chinese dance productions and community outreach performances for schools/universities, libraries, senior centers, arts festivals, international days, corporate events, military observances, Asian community events, and more. More notably, ACDC helped showcase Atlanta to the world as performers in the opening and closing ceremonies of the Centennial Olympic Games. For more than a decade, they performed the “Chinese variation” in the Atlanta Ballet’s “The Nutcracker.” www.atlantachinesedance.org

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

A shift from West African Manding traditions will uncover comparable lineages and traditions of the Wolof and Serer ethnic groups, specifically the rich, folkloric sabar dance and drumming techniques exclusive to Senegal. October 8 – 10 will feature four (4) specialized sabar dance workshops one (1) drum intensive, held at TADA – The Atlanta Dance Academy – 2335 Cheshire Bridge Rd., NE Atlanta, GA 30324.

On Friday Oct-8 at 6:30 PM, a 2-hr mixed-level sabar dance workshop and exhibition will kick-off the weekend’s activities. This event is presented by the TADA Foundation, under the artistic direction of Assane Kouyaté. Its goal is to provide vibrant cultural and educational experiences to diverse community members. Offered in-studio (mask requirement) and virtual.  Pre-registration is required. Contact 678-827-3737 or info@tadaatlanta.com for more details.

October 8:

6:30-8:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 9:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 10:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

A shift from West African Manding traditions will uncover comparable lineages and traditions of the Wolof and Serer ethnic groups, specifically the rich, folkloric sabar dance and drumming techniques exclusive to Senegal. October 8 – 10 will feature four (4) specialized sabar dance workshops one (1) drum intensive, held at TADA – The Atlanta Dance Academy – 2335 Cheshire Bridge Rd., NE Atlanta, GA 30324.

On Friday Oct-8 at 6:30 PM, a 2-hr mixed-level sabar dance workshop and exhibition will kick-off the weekend’s activities. This event is presented by the TADA Foundation, under the artistic direction of Assane Kouyaté. Its goal is to provide vibrant cultural and educational experiences to diverse community members. Offered in-studio (mask requirement) and virtual.  Pre-registration is required. Contact 678-827-3737 or info@tadaatlanta.com for more details.

October 8:

6:30-8:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 9:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 10:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

A shift from West African Manding traditions will uncover comparable lineages and traditions of the Wolof and Serer ethnic groups, specifically the rich, folkloric sabar dance and drumming techniques exclusive to Senegal. October 8 – 10 will feature four (4) specialized sabar dance workshops one (1) drum intensive, held at TADA – The Atlanta Dance Academy – 2335 Cheshire Bridge Rd., NE Atlanta, GA 30324.

On Friday Oct-8 at 6:30 PM, a 2-hr mixed-level sabar dance workshop and exhibition will kick-off the weekend’s activities. This event is presented by the TADA Foundation, under the artistic direction of Assane Kouyaté. Its goal is to provide vibrant cultural and educational experiences to diverse community members. Offered in-studio (mask requirement) and virtual.  Pre-registration is required. Contact 678-827-3737 or info@tadaatlanta.com for more details.

October 8:

6:30-8:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 9:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 10:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

A shift from West African Manding traditions will uncover comparable lineages and traditions of the Wolof and Serer ethnic groups, specifically the rich, folkloric sabar dance and drumming techniques exclusive to Senegal. October 8 – 10 will feature four (4) specialized sabar dance workshops one (1) drum intensive, held at TADA – The Atlanta Dance Academy – 2335 Cheshire Bridge Rd., NE Atlanta, GA 30324.

On Friday Oct-8 at 6:30 PM, a 2-hr mixed-level sabar dance workshop and exhibition will kick-off the weekend’s activities. This event is presented by the TADA Foundation, under the artistic direction of Assane Kouyaté. Its goal is to provide vibrant cultural and educational experiences to diverse community members. Offered in-studio (mask requirement) and virtual.  Pre-registration is required. Contact 678-827-3737 or info@tadaatlanta.com for more details.

October 8:

6:30-8:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 9:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 10:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

A shift from West African Manding traditions will uncover comparable lineages and traditions of the Wolof and Serer ethnic groups, specifically the rich, folkloric sabar dance and drumming techniques exclusive to Senegal. October 8 – 10 will feature four (4) specialized sabar dance workshops one (1) drum intensive, held at TADA – The Atlanta Dance Academy – 2335 Cheshire Bridge Rd., NE Atlanta, GA 30324.

On Friday Oct-8 at 6:30 PM, a 2-hr mixed-level sabar dance workshop and exhibition will kick-off the weekend’s activities. This event is presented by the TADA Foundation, under the artistic direction of Assane Kouyaté. Its goal is to provide vibrant cultural and educational experiences to diverse community members. Offered in-studio (mask requirement) and virtual.  Pre-registration is required. Contact 678-827-3737 or info@tadaatlanta.com for more details.

October 8:

6:30-8:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 9:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

October 10:

1-2:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

3-4:30PM Sabar Master Class with Assane Kouyate, ONLINE! option available.

Chorelab is a choreographic workshop where choreographers and dancers are challenged to create innovative works in unconventional spaces. We invite everyone to attend the premiere of these new creations at the Kennesaw State University Department of Dance at 5:00 pm. The show will be immediately followed by an Improv Jam session with a special guest, Ido Gidron. We invite all of who movement is their passion to explore, share, try, and make movement together in a welcoming atmosphere and safe space. Different Music will be part of the session, and everyone is welcome to watch or join!

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

“New Phases” is a 23-minute dance film, featuring over 60 dancers from Decatur City Dance, directed and soundtracked by Danny Bevins, choreographed by Meg Gourley, Kyme Hersi-Sallid, and Leslie Palmer Gourley, and produced by Neil Shastri and Monica Garcia Bradley. The film and subsequent choreography were inspired by Danny Bevins’ third music project, “The Why Not Mixtape 3. The film originally premiered in June 2021, and all proceeds of streaming go to support future creative work by Decatur City Dance, Dekalb County’s oldest performing dance organization. Tickets are $10, they can be found here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/172958552687

We welcome you to join an open class with Cherish Dance on Friday, October 15th !

We’ll stretch, do a brief across-the-floor, and provide an introduction to company repertoire.

Email cherish.dance.family@gmail.com to sign-up. (Instagram is @cherish.dance)

Details :

📍 @en_pointe_school_of_dance
🕕 6:00-8:00 PM
✅ comfy clothes

Things to look forward to…

•Spring Showcase
•At least 2 festival performances
•Outdoor film project
•New piece with A.M. Collab, a DanceATL program !

Let us know if you have any questions and we hope to see you there !

~Cherish Dance~

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Fall into this GUAD event with multi-genre dancing!
Please join on Saturday, October 16th at Aatma dance for a special evening of dance with LBD. This social plays music of all styles for dancing of all styles, including waltz, cha cha, salsa, rumba, hustle, bachata, swing dance, and so much more. Starting with a pre-party group class at 7 p.m, and followed by social dancing and performances, it’s sure to be a great night!
Group class: $15/person ($12 with FB check in)
Social: FREE!
BYOB, plenty of parking. More details at leahboresow.com/guad-social

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Project ⤬ is kicking-off their first #popup Dance Intensive, Youth & Adult Workshop Series!

YOUTH CLASSES:
⤬ MON. 18TH
⤬ MON. 25TH

ADULT CLASSES:
⤬ FRI. 22ND
⤬ FRI. 29TH

CLASSES START AT $15.00 ! All Levels Are Welcome. PULL-UP and DANCE. Pay at the Door. Spaces are Limited.

Dr. Rosemary Candelario of Texas Woman’s University writes about and makes dances engaged with Butoh, ecology, and site-specific performance. Her lecture will focus on the various ways Butoh dancers make connections between their dance and their local landscapes. Free; no registration required

Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result will be required for all patrons attending events indoors at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ.

Project ⤬ is kicking-off their first #popup Dance Intensive, Youth & Adult Workshop Series!

YOUTH CLASSES:
⤬ MON. 18TH
⤬ MON. 25TH

ADULT CLASSES:
⤬ FRI. 22ND
⤬ FRI. 29TH

CLASSES START AT $15.00 ! All Levels Are Welcome. PULL-UP and DANCE. Pay at the Door. Spaces are Limited.

Join us for a weekend of dance led by Ido Gidron from Tel Aviv, Israel! He’ll be teaching Gaga/dancers and Gaga/people classes as well as his own repertory classes. Please see the schedule:

Friday, October 22nd: Gaga/dancers 7:00-8:15pm

Saturday, October 23rd: Gaga/dancers 11:00-12:15pm

Saturday, October 23rd: 12:30-2:00 Repertory – Ido Gidron Dance Projects

Saturday, October 23rd: Gaga/people 3:00-4:00pm

Sunday, October 24th: Gaga/dancers 12-1:15pm

Sunday, October 24th: Repertory – Ido Gidron Dance Projects 1:30-3:00pm

Sunday, October 24: Gaga/people 3:30-4:30pm

Spots are limited – register early! Masks are required.

Gaga/people is open to the general public and available for anyone, without the necessity of previous experience. Gaga/people classes offer a framework for users to connect to their bodies and imaginations, experience physical sensations, improve their flexibility and stamina, exercise their agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement in a welcoming, accepting atmosphere.

Gaga/dancers is open to professional dancers and dance students.

Ido is an Israeli Institute Fall 2021 visiting artist in the Department of Dance at Kennesaw State University

RSVP with the registration link below!

https://ksucollegeofthearts.wufoo.com/forms/masterclass-with-donald-byrd/

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Monthly artist & music community market hosted by Ptar at Westwood in the West End.

It’s a great place to meet other performing artists, musicians, visual artists, and others in the Atlanta arts community a comfortable backyard environment!

Featuring music by internet sensation Nelward and 10 local craft vendors.

Entry to Westwood artist markets in always free!! Come and go as you please~ drinks and food are available.

It’s spooky season! Bring a costume! >:)

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre presents a live and in-person performance in the natural beauty of Serenbe. “Roam” weaves together dance vignettes based around the idea of traveling the open road and the unity one might discover along the way. Join Terminus for an outdoor celebration of dance in an immersive dance experience!

One more chance to see Body Guarding live at this spectacular location.
This work explores and celebrates the new post-Covid corporeality – its key theme is the human body in a post-pandemic world.