RISING RHYTHM SF Rising Rhythm is working diligently to secure a space in SF’s Excelsior District for their 50+ artists and the larger historically exploited community they serve. By establishing perma- nent roots, they aim to amplify their message of celebrating cultural diversity and highlight- ing the authenticity of their neighborhood’s dance community. Rising Rhythm is calling on YOU! Become a patron of the arts by investing in their future home and forever be a part of Rising Rhythm’s legacy. Learn more PAUL RENOLIS Paul Renolis is a San Francisco-based queer performing artist, creative, educa- tor, and writer. He has extensive training and experience in theatre, choreography & dance, and drag. Dance with Paul on Sat- urdays at 10:30am at Uforia Studios in SF’s Nob Hill. His hip hop classes are taught alongside self-curated playlists that follow a specific beats-per-min journey. His class- es are culturally informed and versatile in style. Paul also teaches at Uforia’s Mission location, reopening this summer. Your first class is FREE. Register online
Kinetech Arts Kinetech Arts , directed by Daiane Lopes da Silva and Weidong Yang, combines the work of dancers, scientists, and digital artists to create innovative and socially responsible performances. Their monthly public gathering, Y-Exchange, invites discussion about performing arts, science and technology. Last Wednesday of the month 6-7:30pm PST
Dholrhythms Dance Company has shared the rhythms of Punjab, India through classes, performances, and events for almost 18 years. They host the Non Stop Bhangra dance party and currently offer livestream Bhangra classes – a joyful experience that will get your heart pumping, shoulders bouncing, and you’ll be smiling ear to ear while breaking a sweat. Check out their current schedule. Dholrhythms Dance Company
FACT/SF FACT/SF, a contemporary dance company known for their adventurous creations, Countertechnique workshops, and artist support services, is currently cooking up an exciting new production about queer identity formation. The new work, Split , will culmi- nate in a series of 300 shows performed by one dancer and for one audience mem- ber at a time. Choreographed by Charles Slender-White, Split will premiere Sep 9 at CounterPulse with ongoing performances throughout the fall.
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