Our educational initiative Project Access was just featured on Fox 5 News.
Project Access is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Our educational initiative Project Access was just featured on Fox 5 News.
Project Access is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Getting children on their feet in schools where the arts are scarce — but needed more than ever in a pandemic.
“Do you feel like a family when you dance together?” asked one student in the Q&A session that followed the performance, perhaps coming from one of the many children who lived in shelters. The question crystallized the ability of dance to transform lives and unify people.
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…exploring the artistic, cultural, and humanistic connections among people through diverse dance styles
… the free evening event will begin with an all-level movement workshop taught by the dancers ranging from salsa to street dance, followed by a performance, artist meet and greet, refreshments, and wine.
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“We bring art to everyone we can,” Ziegelman says. “We bring joy, spread multiculturalism, and we do all that we can for kids.”
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Our June 15th event was featured in Broadway World.
The evening will celebrate Army bandleader James Reese Europe, who is credited with introducing U.S audiences to tango during WWI. Accent Dance NYC will present a narrative that explores the evolution of Tango through, lecture, film and dance.
We were excited to be profiled in a recent segment on ABC News 7 in New York:
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“By cleverly combining elements of ballet, hip hop, salsa, jazz, and tango, the organization’s programming connects each dance style to themes of history, multiculturalism, literacy, self-discipline, creativity, local pride, and mutual respect.”
We are thrilled to be profiled in a recent article by Broadway World!
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