Come learn the basics of Afro-Puerto Rican bomba dance rhythms, practice your piquetes, sing coros and enjoy live drumming! CONNECT: to your body, your community and to the important history of this traditional music and dance genre!

 Instructor: Jade Power Sotomayorjadeyp@gmail.com

$5 per session  

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DanzArts strives to become a self sustaining dance academy that features classically and technically trained instructors who develop performers and seek to share the theatrical dance experience throughout the region. Our vision is to be an innovative cultural organization that educates and entertains.

-Mondays- 6-7PM Children's Flamenco Class (7-12 years) Beginner/Intermediate

-Tuesdays- 6-7pm Children's Ballet Folklorico- Intermediate (8-12 years)

-Fridays- 6-830pm Sabor Mexico Rehearsal

-Saturdays- Children's Ballet Folklorico- Beginner (6years and up)

Contact:

Info@DanzArts.org

(619) 846-9272

http://www.DanzArts.org

*Every 3rd Monday each month is an Argentine Social (Milonga) 

This class explores the elements needed to dance Argentine Tango in a social setting. With an emphasis in technique, elegance and the history of the dance, we will focus in the embrace and the walk through exercises in the connection, musicality and navigation on the floor.

Instructor: Eduardo Santana 619-370-4464 eduardosantana.us@gmail.com

Fee $12.00 per class ($10 for military, seniors and students)

Traditional Aztec dance group led by Capitana Eva Sandoval: exsando@gmail.com

PLEASE CONTACT THE RESPECTIVE GROUP LEADER PRIOR TO ATTENDING AS EACH GROUP MAY HAVE THEIR OWN CUSTOMS THAT SHOULD BE HONORED AND RESPECTED PRIOR TO JOINING.

Tuesday 7-1030pm, Free  

Dance classes and workshops happening on
Saturdays from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Sunday from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Open to public and all ages.

The Native American drum circle is social and sacred gathering of indigenous people to practice singing Native American songs and drumming.  

PLEASE CONTACT THE RESPECTIVE GROUP LEADER PRIOR TO ATTENDING AS EACH GROUP MAY HAVE THEIR OWN CUSTOMS THAT SHOULD BE HONORED AND RESPECTED PRIOR TO JOINING.

Contact Andrew Alvarez: drewreza@gmail.com

Mujeres en Resistencia is an autonomous group of Mexicana & Xicana womyn who formed in March 2007. Rooted in traditional Mexican dance styles, their zapateado rebelde is inspired by feminist and Zapatista movements. They dance to ritmos conscientes to connect struggles and strengthen community. Their protesta echoes the sounds of a people’s resistance against systems of oppression.

A group of Chicano/Native American men gather at the Centro Cultural de la Raza in a circle of friendship and brotherhood. A very enriching exchange of words, feelings, and spiritual energy is shared through discussion, laughter, prayer, ceremony and reflections, all directed at the many issues facing hombres (men) as they pertain to ourselves, our family, and community. 

information@izcalli.org

PLEASE CONTACT THE RESPECTIVE GROUP LEADER PRIOR TO ATTENDING AS EACH GROUP MAY HAVE THEIR OWN CUSTOMS THAT SHOULD BE HONORED AND RESPECTED PRIOR TO JOINING.