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National Water Dance

Time: April 23, 2022 from 2:30pm to 4:30pm
Location: Long Wharf Park
Street: Long Wharf Drive
City/Town: New Haven
Website or Map: http://elmcitydance.org
Event Type: performance
Organized By: Elm City Dance Collective
Latest Activity: Apr 22, 2022

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WHAT: 5th Bi-Annual National Water Dance
WHEN: Saturday, April 23 | 2:30pm Park clean up | Performance @ 4pm EST
WHERE: Long Wharf Park on Long Wharf Drive New Haven: Land of the Quinnipiac, Paugussett & Wappinger people.

*We will start by the Snack Shack. Free & Open to the Public

Elm City Dance Collective presents
New Haven's National Water Dance

Join us on Saturday, April 23rd at 2:30pm for a park clean up organized by Save the Sound followed by a live performance at 4pm EST. Elm City Dance Collective has gathered local artists from different arts communities to perform in this activism-through-art project to bring back live performance to the Elm City. Our location, Long Wharf Park, just down from the food trucks on Long Wharf Drive, brings attention to the shoreline, Long Island Sound, and the pier where the historic “Amistad” schooner is seasonally docked. Save the Sound will have an information table set up for the duration of the event to encourage those who attend to learn more about our water; the Sound and shoreline; and ways we can be involved in the organization's work. National Water Dance, founded by Dale Andree, is an artist-driven collective of dancers, students, educators and community members who create simultaneous performances across the country.

ECDC's National Water Dance is supported in part by Regional Water Authority, the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and New England Grassroots Environment Fund.

Photo Credit: ECDC's National Water Dance 2018 by Daniel Eugene

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