Past Events 2017 | belinda-saenz

It's gotta come from the heart, if you want it to work.

― Susannah Clark and Richard Leigh

Past Events

2017

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November 11

Belinda is thrilled to perform with the Callaloo NYC Team for the partnership with the Carribean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute for their new season of SouSou! Saturdays. Enjoy our Callaloo puppet performances, fun art-making, dance, or music workshops, and much more! Our SouSou! Saturdays program is inspired by the cooperative economic practice known throughout the African Diaspora by such names as "Colecta", "Box Hand", "San", "Partna", or "Sou-Sou". We've borrowed from, and transformed this long-standing practice of collective trust, and contribution into a "cultural SouSou" for the community. (Activities appropriate for children ages 4 -12). Free RSVP: http://www.cccadi.org/SouSouSaturdays

October 5th & 6th

Belinda at the American AF Festival with MOPDC

performing (FOR) THOSE WE LEFT BEHIND on 10/05 @ 9 pm and Facilitating the Panel: DANCE IS RESISTANCE: MIGRATION/A MOVEMENT @ 9:30pm with artists and activists: Melissa Escano, Diana Eusebio, Anabella Lenzu, Brenda León, and Joya Powell

Catch (FOR) THOSE WE LEFT BEHIND on 10/06 @7pm if you missed it!

July 10th-28th

Belinda at the Lincoln Center Education's Summer Forum: Learning Labs for Artists and Educators

July 10-28

Registration Now Open

*Belinda will co-teach Considering Classroom as Community, a 2-day Lab on July 17-18. She will develop and share Theatre-based workshops to the work of art The Frog Bride by David Gonzalez. She will also share her experience during the action research project at JHS 162 on fostering personal artistry and expanding community during her Spring 2017 Aesthetic Education Unit as part of the Arts in the Middle Program.

July 8th & 9th

Belinda with MOPDC performing Word is Audubon at the INSITU Site-Specific Dance Festival 2017.

INSITU is a unique two day site dance festival taking place at four LIC waterfront parks on July 8+9 from 12 - 7 PM on both days. Featuring a diverse program of unique, site-specific dance works by distinguished and emerging New York City-based choreographers, the 24 dance companies will maneuver through playgrounds, appear in hidden corners and dance on piers, staircases and shorelines. The festival is free and open to the public, offering a fresh and exciting way to experience dance in unusual and public spaces.

Where: MOPDC at Hunters Point Park, Long Island City, NY

Cost: FREE
Transportation: nearest train 7