We encourage you to use dance for your own personal wellbeing and in community– step away feeling revitalized and rejuvenated – most importantly, we’ll have a great time!
ATTIRE:
Barefoot style, yoga or workout clothing, (bring a long full skirt or Lapa (sarong), a water bottle for hydration.
All are welcome!
We encourage you to use dance for your own personal wellbeing and in community– step away feeling revitalized and rejuvenated – most importantly, we’ll have a great time!
Funding provided by Denver Foundation BRIC and The Comprecare Funds.
ATTIRE:
Barefoot style, yoga or workout clothing, (bring a long full skirt or Lapa (sarong), a water bottle for hydration.
All are welcome!
We encourage you to use dance for your own personal wellbeing and in community– step away feeling revitalized and rejuvenated – most importantly, we’ll have a great time!
ATTIRE:
Barefoot style, yoga or workout clothing, (bring a long full skirt or Lapa (sarong), a water bottle for hydration.
All are welcome!
Day Two: November 13, 5 - 7pm; The event culminates with a community celebration that includes music, food, and dance. Food will be catered by Fritay Haitian Cuisine. RSVP for the celebration.
This event is sponsored in part by Moyo Nguvu Cultural Arts Center, Black Resilience In Colorado, Denver Human Services, Denver Economic Development Opportunity and The Colorado Trust.
