Let's come together and reconnect, in person! This gathering is for dance
administrators and aspiring arts administrators. Come with questions and
resources to share with the group. 

-Shotgun Studios is a wheelchair accessible space.
-Masks will be optional for the meeting.
-If requesting ASL interpretation, please RSVP by March 15 to allow time to secure interpreters.
-Parking is available in the neighborhood and meters. The walk from the North Berkeley BART is approximately 10-15 minutes.

All are welcome to attend and engage in conversation about women in arts administration.

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Shotgun Studios ~ 1201 University Avenue in Berkeley (street parking)
Near San Pablo

“We may be young but we’re READY!” We are ready to give you all of our love for visual performance art. Visceral Roots Dance Co has appreciated performance opportunities throughout California and beyond. We are ecstatic to invite our friends and family to our new home, Shawl-Anderson Dance Center! Of course we wanted to see all of your beautiful faces in person but virtual gatherings are on trend. Grab some food and fresh lemonade and join us for an hour of celebration, dance, stories, and a tour of our new home! Housewarming gifts are welcomed in the forms of ticket support, donations and leaving a sweet note of congrats on our facebook page. Do rsvp and grab your tickets early. We look forward to partying with you!

Please join us for an online Artists' Panel with George Cheng, Peiling Kao, SNJV, and Erin Yen. SanSan Kwan will be facilitating the conversation. 

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The panel will share about artmaking and identity, dance training, mentors and lineages, and much more.

Learn more about the panel at the RSVP link to the left.

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If you would like ASL interpretation for the event, please rsvp by Monday, May 24th.

An Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Celebration Event

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This spring, Shawl-Anderson Dance Center is hosting a gathering for dance artists who identify as Pacific Islander. Please join us to connect, share, and inspire each other as the community reopens in 2021. What is your experience making work as a Pacific Islander in the mainland US? Lisa Tenorio, SADC staff member and native of Guam, will facilitate the discussion.

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Photo of Lisa Tenorio by Manny Crisostomo.

Please join us for an afternoon of conversation and inspiration with 6 incredible local Black artists. Cherie Hill will facilitate the conversation with Bay Area artists Lydia Clinton, Chris Evans, Ezra Myles, Raissa Simpson, and Latanya d. Tigner. 

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Learn about the artists’ personal influences and their enduring work right now as choreographers, performers, teaching artists, producers, and arts advocates. Whether working towards their next production or showcasing creativity through social media, we will hear about a wide variety of artistic expression adapting due to the Covid-19 pandemic.