Name: BAM DanceAfrica Community Workshop
Start: 2023-05-27T11:00:00-04:00
End: 2023-05-27T12:00:00-04:00

Are there public restrooms?

Co-presented by BAM and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy

Caregivers and children alike deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, hands-on workshop led by a BAM teaching artist Dánice Jones on the fundamentals of Ghanaian movement and music. All ages! RSVP

RSVP's encouraged; walk-ups are welcome as the space allows. Please note this is not a drop-off class, please arrive ready and excited to engage with your family members at all times.

Dánice is a Performance art education scholar, whose discography covers a wide range of African musicianship to versatile movement techniques. BAM has been a home to some of her most treasured performances as a featured artist with, Drum song American Ballet Theatre, Mamadou Dahoue & The Ancestral Messengers Dance Company, and more. Continuing her three decade journey with cultural embodiment practices, she's best known for evolving the growing forms of artist development & self expansion. While designing her thesis titled "Trials & Dance Relations", she received her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in Dance. Dánice's thesis was a mind-body study that diversified the learning environments accessible for cultural arts education with mental & emotional health information. Touring to higher education institutions and dance programs throughout New York, she hopes to inspire honest connectivity and redefine the fundamental ingredients for progressive community engagement. To check out additional BAM DanceAfrica events, visit here. For event updates and announcements, subscribe to our email and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). Also check our Alerts & Event Updates page. A rain date for this event is set for Sunday, May 28; registrants will be notified by email if any changes. The Conservancy’s free events and programs are made possible by hundreds of supporters like you. Please consider making a donation to support our work.

Are there water fountains in Brooklyn Bridge Park?

Co-presented by BAM and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy

Caregivers and children alike deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, hands-on workshop led by a BAM teaching artist Dánice Jones on the fundamentals of Ghanaian movement and music. All ages! RSVP

RSVP's encouraged; walk-ups are welcome as the space allows. Please note this is not a drop-off class, please arrive ready and excited to engage with your family members at all times.

Dánice is a Performance art education scholar, whose discography covers a wide range of African musicianship to versatile movement techniques. BAM has been a home to some of her most treasured performances as a featured artist with, Drum song American Ballet Theatre, Mamadou Dahoue & The Ancestral Messengers Dance Company, and more. Continuing her three decade journey with cultural embodiment practices, she's best known for evolving the growing forms of artist development & self expansion. While designing her thesis titled "Trials & Dance Relations", she received her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in Dance. Dánice's thesis was a mind-body study that diversified the learning environments accessible for cultural arts education with mental & emotional health information. Touring to higher education institutions and dance programs throughout New York, she hopes to inspire honest connectivity and redefine the fundamental ingredients for progressive community engagement. To check out additional BAM DanceAfrica events, visit here. For event updates and announcements, subscribe to our email and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). Also check our Alerts & Event Updates page. A rain date for this event is set for Sunday, May 28; registrants will be notified by email if any changes. The Conservancy’s free events and programs are made possible by hundreds of supporters like you. Please consider making a donation to support our work.

How do I get to Brooklyn Bridge Park?

Co-presented by BAM and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy

Caregivers and children alike deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, hands-on workshop led by a BAM teaching artist Dánice Jones on the fundamentals of Ghanaian movement and music. All ages! RSVP

RSVP's encouraged; walk-ups are welcome as the space allows. Please note this is not a drop-off class, please arrive ready and excited to engage with your family members at all times.

Dánice is a Performance art education scholar, whose discography covers a wide range of African musicianship to versatile movement techniques. BAM has been a home to some of her most treasured performances as a featured artist with, Drum song American Ballet Theatre, Mamadou Dahoue & The Ancestral Messengers Dance Company, and more. Continuing her three decade journey with cultural embodiment practices, she's best known for evolving the growing forms of artist development & self expansion. While designing her thesis titled "Trials & Dance Relations", she received her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in Dance. Dánice's thesis was a mind-body study that diversified the learning environments accessible for cultural arts education with mental & emotional health information. Touring to higher education institutions and dance programs throughout New York, she hopes to inspire honest connectivity and redefine the fundamental ingredients for progressive community engagement. To check out additional BAM DanceAfrica events, visit here. For event updates and announcements, subscribe to our email and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). Also check our Alerts & Event Updates page. A rain date for this event is set for Sunday, May 28; registrants will be notified by email if any changes. The Conservancy’s free events and programs are made possible by hundreds of supporters like you. Please consider making a donation to support our work.

Is there a lost and found?

Co-presented by BAM and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy

Caregivers and children alike deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, hands-on workshop led by a BAM teaching artist Dánice Jones on the fundamentals of Ghanaian movement and music. All ages! RSVP

RSVP's encouraged; walk-ups are welcome as the space allows. Please note this is not a drop-off class, please arrive ready and excited to engage with your family members at all times.

Dánice is a Performance art education scholar, whose discography covers a wide range of African musicianship to versatile movement techniques. BAM has been a home to some of her most treasured performances as a featured artist with, Drum song American Ballet Theatre, Mamadou Dahoue & The Ancestral Messengers Dance Company, and more. Continuing her three decade journey with cultural embodiment practices, she's best known for evolving the growing forms of artist development & self expansion. While designing her thesis titled "Trials & Dance Relations", she received her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in Dance. Dánice's thesis was a mind-body study that diversified the learning environments accessible for cultural arts education with mental & emotional health information. Touring to higher education institutions and dance programs throughout New York, she hopes to inspire honest connectivity and redefine the fundamental ingredients for progressive community engagement. To check out additional BAM DanceAfrica events, visit here. For event updates and announcements, subscribe to our email and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). Also check our Alerts & Event Updates page. A rain date for this event is set for Sunday, May 28; registrants will be notified by email if any changes. The Conservancy’s free events and programs are made possible by hundreds of supporters like you. Please consider making a donation to support our work.

Is there parking at Brooklyn Bridge Park?

Co-presented by BAM and Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy

Caregivers and children alike deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, hands-on workshop led by a BAM teaching artist Dánice Jones on the fundamentals of Ghanaian movement and music. All ages! RSVP

RSVP's encouraged; walk-ups are welcome as the space allows. Please note this is not a drop-off class, please arrive ready and excited to engage with your family members at all times.

Dánice is a Performance art education scholar, whose discography covers a wide range of African musicianship to versatile movement techniques. BAM has been a home to some of her most treasured performances as a featured artist with, Drum song American Ballet Theatre, Mamadou Dahoue & The Ancestral Messengers Dance Company, and more. Continuing her three decade journey with cultural embodiment practices, she's best known for evolving the growing forms of artist development & self expansion. While designing her thesis titled "Trials & Dance Relations", she received her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in Dance. Dánice's thesis was a mind-body study that diversified the learning environments accessible for cultural arts education with mental & emotional health information. Touring to higher education institutions and dance programs throughout New York, she hopes to inspire honest connectivity and redefine the fundamental ingredients for progressive community engagement. To check out additional BAM DanceAfrica events, visit here. For event updates and announcements, subscribe to our email and socials (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). Also check our Alerts & Event Updates page. A rain date for this event is set for Sunday, May 28; registrants will be notified by email if any changes. The Conservancy’s free events and programs are made possible by hundreds of supporters like you. Please consider making a donation to support our work.

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Waterfront Workouts

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