
Join us for a night of rhythm, movement, and storytelling, where every body has a story to tell, as we explore how dance connects communities and brings us together.
at The Supermarket,Atlanta, GA
Tuesday, September 22 • 6 PM - 8:30 PM
Atlanta is now recognized as one of the world’s capitals of hip-hop. Yet the history of this culture is part of a much broader continuum of Afro-diasporic dances that have crossed the Atlantic for centuries.
Through a conversation between Jazz dance and movement educator Dorothée Rechenberg, Atlanta-based hip-hop Historian and Dancer Nicholas Sapp, and drummer and Villa Albertine Artist-In-Residence, Blanche Lafuente, this program explores how bodies tell history, create social connections, and contribute to individual and collective well-being.
The event will combine historical storytelling, dance demonstrations, musical improvisation, and an interactive movement experience for participants.
Don't hesitate to spread the word and come with all your friends!
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