What's On!
LET's DANCE
Who: Dammecia Hall+Art City+YLDE
What: LET’s DANCE
When: August 1st, 2024 10:30am-2:20pm
ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchair Accessible
Gender inclusive washrooms located at Art City
ASL interpretation
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
This fun, challenging individual training approach will get you moving in ways you didn’t think possible. You will discover rhythm, style and personality, from a strongly skilled resident choreographer. Each segment of the course includes: introductions, outdoor warm up, indoor warm up and a few water breaks to learn a short dance combo. You will leave feeling energized and confident. Don’t forget to bring a bottle of water.
SCHEDULE:
10:30AM – Warm up with DAMMECIA HALL
11:00AM – Lead with DAMMECIA HALL and 393 CREW
11:30 AM – Lead with DAMMECIA HALL and DJ GeNie
12:00PM – Lunch (Provided by Art City)
1:00PM – Lead with YLDE & DAMMECIA HALL
1:30PM – Lead with CYPHER DANCERS & DAMMECIA HALL
2:00PM – Final (20m) & enjoy
*If you have any dietary restrictions please bring your own food.
ABOUT DAMMECIA:
Founder of Define Movement, is passionate about dance, leadership development and mentoring small businesses.She is a graduate of the Senior Professional program of the School of Contemporary Dancers in affiliation with the University of Winnipeg’s bachelor of arts (honours) in dance degree program. As a professional contemporary dancer, dance workshop facilitator, and an alumna of the Nafro Dance company, Dammecia has also made her name in Toronto, participating in many projects by the likes of the Nu Dance Performance Institute, the Toronto District School Board and Our Streetsville Square project. Fluent in hip hop and African movement as well as ballet, modern and contemporary styles
About Art City:
Art City is a community art centre that offers high quality, free-of-charge art programming to those who need or wish to express themselves creatively.
Our mission is to create a positive and expanding cultural impact on the unique needs of the community by:
- Fostering self-expression in participants, encouraging a sense of ownership, self-respect, and pride in their work and community.
- Being a part of the neighbourhood, a place that is safe, comfortable, and supportive.
- Being accessible by offering free-of-charge, quality programming with local, national, and international professional artists.
- Being sustainable and available to the community day after day, year after year.
- Being a model for future community art centres.
