For Audiences

The Atlanta Flamenco Festival Presents New Bojaira with guest dancer Julie Galle Baggenstoss

Flamenco dance embodies the new sound of jazz and flamenco, as they are brought together by veteran musicians from Spain and New York.

Featuring
Alfonso Cid, vocals, flute
Tim Ferguson, base
Mark Holen, drums
Jesús Hernández, piano
Julie Moon, guest dancer

Red Light Café
553-1 Amsterdam Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
7:00 p.m. doors
8:00 p.m. show
Cocktail and snacks menu
$15 admission
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9pmStories give continued LIFE to moments long past. Stories spark our DREAMS for the future. And most importantly, shared stories bind a COMMUNITY together. LORE weaves a tale of familial legacy and expectation – touching on the shared traditions passed down through generations. It is a story of two siblings who, within their community, experience its collected heritage along different avenues. As their individual journeys unfold, it is this custom of passing down an oral knowledge that is the heart of LORE, and the heart of the community to which it belongs. Gather around a fire, where all stories are born. Libations begin at 7:30PM – Show commences at nightfall.

LORE

Oct 11-13 & 18-20

Friday 7:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 7:00pm

Deer Hollow at Serenbe

3 Contemporary Dance Project is one of our reoccurring programs that allows 3 choreographers to present dances that engage and connect with the audience. Celebrating our third year of this event, we will be presenting a different program each of the 3 evenings.

9pmStories give continued LIFE to moments long past. Stories spark our DREAMS for the future. And most importantly, shared stories bind a COMMUNITY together. LORE weaves a tale of familial legacy and expectation – touching on the shared traditions passed down through generations. It is a story of two siblings who, within their community, experience its collected heritage along different avenues. As their individual journeys unfold, it is this custom of passing down an oral knowledge that is the heart of LORE, and the heart of the community to which it belongs. Gather around a fire, where all stories are born. Libations begin at 7:30PM – Show commences at nightfall.

LORE

Oct 11-13 & 18-20

Friday 7:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 7:00pm

Deer Hollow at Serenbe

Ribbon Dance of Empowerment: Chinese Dance through the Eyes of an American showcases the beauty and diversity of Chinese dance, history, and culture while sharing a rarely told story about some of the nearly 100 American dancers who bring them to life on stage. Intertwining personal storytelling with Chinese dance, it culminates in an original mini dance drama based on Co-Artistic Director Kerry Lee’s personal story – how performing the Chinese ribbon dance hundreds of times has empowered her in her search for identity, belonging, and self-acceptance as a Chinese American in the South.

Saturday, October 19 at 7:30pm
Sunday, October 20 at 2:00pm

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company’s Ribbon Dance of Empowerment is supported in part by awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and Georgia Council for the Arts. Additionally, the mini dance drama is supported by an Alternate ROOTS Artistic Assistance Project Development award (made possible by funds from The Nathan Cummings Foundation, The Ford Foundation, the Surdna Foundation, and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation).

3 Contemporary Dance Project is one of our reoccurring programs that allows 3 choreographers to present dances that engage and connect with the audience. Celebrating our third year of this event, we will be presenting a different program each of the 3 evenings.

Ribbon Dance of Empowerment: Chinese Dance through the Eyes of an American showcases the beauty and diversity of Chinese dance, history, and culture while sharing a rarely told story about some of the nearly 100 American dancers who bring them to life on stage. Intertwining personal storytelling with Chinese dance, it culminates in an original mini dance drama based on Co-Artistic Director Kerry Lee’s personal story – how performing the Chinese ribbon dance hundreds of times has empowered her in her search for identity, belonging, and self-acceptance as a Chinese American in the South.

Saturday, October 19 at 7:30pm
Sunday, October 20 at 2:00pm

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company’s Ribbon Dance of Empowerment is supported in part by awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and Georgia Council for the Arts. Additionally, the mini dance drama is supported by an Alternate ROOTS Artistic Assistance Project Development award (made possible by funds from The Nathan Cummings Foundation, The Ford Foundation, the Surdna Foundation, and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation).

3 Contemporary Dance Project is one of our reoccurring programs that allows 3 choreographers to present dances that engage and connect with the audience. Celebrating our third year of this event, we will be presenting a different program each of the 3 evenings.

9pmStories give continued LIFE to moments long past. Stories spark our DREAMS for the future. And most importantly, shared stories bind a COMMUNITY together. LORE weaves a tale of familial legacy and expectation – touching on the shared traditions passed down through generations. It is a story of two siblings who, within their community, experience its collected heritage along different avenues. As their individual journeys unfold, it is this custom of passing down an oral knowledge that is the heart of LORE, and the heart of the community to which it belongs. Gather around a fire, where all stories are born. Libations begin at 7:30PM – Show commences at nightfall.

LORE

Oct 11-13 & 18-20

Friday 7:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 7:00pm

Deer Hollow at Serenbe

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Photo Credits: Kyle Froman