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February 2019
Storybook Dance Making (1-5 yrs old)
Dance with your family, play games, and enjoy a storybook reading! Storybook Dance Making classes include a warm up, check-in activity, game, storybook reading, and dance making activity. Each lesson is aligned with the National Core Standards for Dance Education and is taught by a Dance Waterloo artist. This class is best for families with children ages 1-5. RSVP required.
Find out more »Storybook Dance Making (5-10 yrs old)
Dance with your family, play games, and enjoy a storybook reading! Storybook Dance Making classes include a warm up, check-in activity, game, storybook reading, and dance making activity. Each lesson is aligned with the National Core Standards for Dance Education and is taught by a Dance Waterloo artist. This class is best for families with children ages 5-10. RSVP required.
Find out more »What The Fit?! at Easton Park
Join Dance Waterloo for What The Fit?! Flow at Easton Park, a pay-what-you-can fitness class. Pairing elements of resistance band movement, yoga, and Pilates to stabilize and stretch, What The Fit?! is adaptable to all ages, levels, and abilities. What The Fit?! begins with a movement-based warm up, steadily progresses to conditioning of the core, arms, and legs using resistance bands, and finishes up with rejuvenating stretches of the legs, shoulders, chest, and back. Resistance bands are provided, but Dance Waterloo suggests bringing…
Find out more »Storybook Dance Making (1-5 yrs old)
Dance with your family, play games, and enjoy a storybook reading! Storybook Dance Making classes include a warm up, check-in activity, game, storybook reading, and dance making activity. Each lesson is aligned with the National Core Standards for Dance Education and is taught by a Dance Waterloo artist. This class is best for families with children ages 1-5. RSVP required.
Find out more »Rule of Three at Easton Park
Grab your friends and family, bring a chair or blanket, and pack a February picnic! Rule of Three is an all female artistic collaboration featuring dance performance/choreography by Dance Waterloo, Scandinavian/Old Time folk music performed by Mira Dickey, and public art by Yareth Fernández González. Rule Of Three explores the importance of curiosity, individuality, and connection through site-specific dance, public art, and music. All ages and abilities welcome. Tickets are pay-what-you-can. There will be a Q&A with the artists after each performance. Dance…
Find out more »About Us
The mission of Dance Waterloo is to cultivate, create and perform interdisciplinary methods of dance for the community through education, collaboration and the use of public space.
Our Sponsors
Dance Waterloo is a sponsored project of the Austin Creative Alliance. Visit Austin at NowPlayingAustin.com This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
