Dear Dancing Earth Community,

As we reflect on the passing year, Dancing Earth is grateful for the enriching experiences, growth, and connections we've cultivated together. Our journey has taken us through various communities and artistic expressions, and we're excited to share our highlights with you. Extending the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we warmly invite you to join us in celebrating the cherished memories and heartfelt work we've accomplished together.

Eco Elegies - Ritual of Re:mix debuted this Fall at Dance Mission Theatre in Yelamu, Ramaytush Ohlone lands of San Francisco, CA. Our newly revived and emerging Bay Area dance company of BIPOC dancers explored 'Mixed-icism,' offering community performance rituals and workshops, including participation in the Mosaic Festival at Mexican Heritage Plaza and SNAG magazine’s 20th-anniversary festival at Hummingbird Farm.

In 2024, Eco Elegies will embark on a transformative journey, touring Mexico for intercultural exchange, performances, and artist residencies in Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Oaxaca. As a Bay Area company, we commit to a deepened Eco-Artivism leadership training process, continuing to share culturally and spiritually rooted ecological consciousness through performance rituals and workshops in our diverse Bay Area communities.

Support the journey of Eco Elegies by contributing to our tour fund and Eco-Artivism leadership training. Your support empowers us to foster cross-cultural connections and ecological awareness through the art of dance.

Learn more about ECO ELEGIES here.

photo #1: EE Bay Area Dance Company with Native Songstress Pura Fé at SNAG Magazine's 20th Anniversary at Hummingbird Farm

photo #2 and #3: Land dance at Bulb Fragments credit film still by DeAndre Moore.

Dancers: Rulan Tangen, Ro Ronice, Tara Bucknor, Taraneh Sarrafzadeh, Emma Quan Dewey.

photo #4: By Randi Lynn Beach.

Dancers: Rulan Tangen, Ro Ronice, Tara Bucknor, Taraneh Sarrafzadeh, Emma Quan Dewey.

photo #5: By Labverde Laryssa Machada.
Dancer: Rulan Tangen

photo #6: Video still by Ainsley Elizabeth Tharp.

Eco Elegies - Ritual of Re:mix, Giving Call to Action

Dancing Earth