Families deepen their engagement with DanceAfrica in this fun-filled, outdoor class, led by BAM teaching artist and performance art education scholar, Dánice Jones, learning rhythms and movement from Cameroon. Free.

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Dánice Jones is a pioneering dance therapist bringing unique cultural experiences to the community. With her vast skill set of artistic knowledge and mindful self development, she is dedicated to guiding others to trust the creator within through perspective, way of thinking and moving. Her extensive background with BAM is over three decades long as she has been a featured artist on BAM’s stages and partnering classrooms as a percussionist, movement researcher, and cultural arts educator. This emerging scholar has her Masters & Bachelors in Psychology and a BFA in dance. Dánice aims to expand the intellectual conversations and pedagogical approaches of arts education, while making innovative interventions accessible.

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