Capital Dance Project (CDP) presents its 12th annual production of Behind the Barre, a collaborative performance of local dance, music, and art, featuring more than 30 Sacramento artists!

What: Behind the Barre
Where: The Red Museum, outdoor amphitheater, 212 15th Street
When: Friday, September 4th & Saturday, September 5th

Doors open at 6:30pm for a local maker market, including local vendors, food trucks, beer, wine, music, and open artist studios.

Performance begins at 8pm.

Ticket options include:

$30 - General Admission Hillside (BYO picnic blanket or low-back lawn chair, no higher than 9" off the ground)

$60 - General Admission Riser Seating

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About Behind the Barre: The highly acclaimed and locally celebrated program pairs CDP's resident choreographers and professional dancers with Sacramento’s most exciting visual artists and musicians for a thrilling multi-media performance. A testament to the power of collaboration, Behind the Barre never fails to leave its artists and audience inspired by what unfolds when different art forms and mediums are combined. The performance features introductory films by longtime CDP collaborator and filmmaker Natalie Manning, giving the audience a glimpse into the collaborative and creative process before seeing each piece.

Behind the Barre celebrates local makers, artists, and businesses with a local maker market before the show and during intermission. Neighboring open artist studios will be open for the audience to peruse. Local brews and wine will be available for purchase, with all proceeds benefiting the project!

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Capital Dance Project is a fiscally sponsored project of Friends of Sacramento Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Behind the Barre at the Red Museum - Saturday September 5th

Outdoor Festival. Local Dance. Local Art. Live Music.