Join us Thursday, June 19th at 6:30pm in celebrating Juneteenth with a special night of after-hours shopping and line-dancing hosted by Montë.
Montë is a Black affirming Ethnochoreologist, Choreographer/Educator, Scholar, Writer, Choreographer, Filmmaker, and Artivist leading his work with the voices and stories of his community and ancestors. Artistic Director and Founder of A Brotha’s Luv in Motion: A Dance Project, inc where the values are Embrace, Embody, Empower, or E cubed. He is an archivist and preserver of Africanist Cultural & Spiritual practices and traditions of: the United States, Caribbean, Brazil, and West & Central Africa, and a developer of community engagement for the Afro-diasporic mind and body. Currently he is pursuing a dual MFA/MA in Dance & Latin American Studies at the Ohio State University. His current research looks at the Afro-American & Afro-Brazilian communities, and asks if the preservation of cultural heritage through resistance can be used as a tool for auto genealogy and how masquerade & embodied ritual of African Traditional Religions transmute communities and build liberated worlds.
Tickets are $`15.00, we look forward to seeing you there.
