Kayla Harley

Thank You to the Dancers and Directors of the Dance Our Legacy Scholarship Fundraiser Showcase

The Collectif Project Release Dance Company Future Destiny Dancers The Conway Academy Jyla's Dance Studio Divine Dance Institute Neema Dance Collective
Thank You to our opening act and featured Singer, Ryan Collins!
Thank You to Photographer Rodney Rice Jr., Pierre Cannon and Videographer Kester Brown
Thank You to our Production Sponsors: The Savvy Business Chic, Kisha Holloman, and Everett Browning.

Thank You to DC Dance Veteran Carol Foster, Special Programs Director of the International Blacks in Dance Association for all the exceptional work she is doing in the community.

Thank You to Starbucks for offering refreshments in the Lobby.

Thank You to the Ticket Booth Attendants, Ushers and Maintenance and Production Staff for helping bring an Evening of Excellence to LIFE!

And of course, this all would not be possible without the generous support and contribution from the Bowie Center for the Perfor…

DanceAfrica, DC Festival 2019

DanceAfrica, DC is a week long celebration of the African Diaspora, in Spirit, through Dance, Art, Music and Culture. It takes place every year in the Washington, DC Brookland area. On this day, Sunday June 2nd the festival celebrates 32 years of presence within the African Dance Community. And it is an exciting time to be at DancePlace.

Midday performances, led by Griot Mama Sylvia Soumah of Coyaba Dance Theater includes outstanding African dance companies, masterclass series, free outdoor performances and activities, and its signature African Marketplace featuring: local vendors, a gallery of some of Africa's texture, color and uniquely pattern jewelry, clothing, handbags, accessories and more. DanceAfrica, DC is known to inspire, invigorate, educate, and entertain and on that day…..it did.

As you drive or walk down 8th St NE you’re instantly drawn to the sound of music from the four corners of the African continent richly rooted and there blossoming on the block of DancePlace t…

We WORK: Understanding the Inner Ecosystem for Remote Workers

When you first take on that new Job, you are ecstatic! You're charged and seem to have an enormous amount of Mental, Emotional, Physical and Spiritual capacity to take things on, to thrive constantly and do well. But overtime, when productivity settles in so does the stress of processing, maintaining and or managing your energy throughout the day. Self-care is Essential for completing projects and assignments, especially for remote and independent workers.

Self-care in fact is a must, and it lives right there in the workplace. As a Wellness Practitioner and Intrinsic Wellness Coach, I am passionate about having a healthy happy work place.

The simple things we know but take for granted, like staying Hydrating, taking breaks, cooling down, interacting with others, getting a good stretch in, proper digesting lunch before returning to work.

WeWork has a done a fantastic job of providing ambiance and tools needed to hone in and get things done....but attention the Body.... an environm…

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Cultural Fabrication, A Traveling Black Woman

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