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DANCE GRENADA 2022

Dance Grenada, A Dance Festival, provides a platform for Grenadian and International dance artisans to share and increase their knowledge base of traditional and contemporary dance styles and techniques through dance workshops, performances and panel discussions, and symposiums while contributing to the larger Grenadian and dance community and the world around them.

 

This year's festival will take place over the span of three days, from October 21-24, 2022. The festival will take place in the South region of Grenada while its goal is to bring awareness to various regions of the island and its cultural practices.

 

This festival will be another opportunity to honor the cultural practices of Grenada while showcasing the illustrious gems that Grenada has to offer. Participants in this unique dance festival will enliven and enrich their own, and each other’s, experience of dance and cultural heritage while adding to the larger Grenadian dance community. Dance artists, choreographers, and educators facilitate and promote dance performances, preserve cultural legacy, and facilitate community engagement.

2022 FESTIVAL ARTISTS

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Akosua Akoto

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Qarrianne McClellan

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Cecilia Griffith

2022 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Day 1: Friday, October 21st 2022

 

  • Dance Workshop I: 5:00 PM- 6:15 PM Caribbean Contemporary with Shola K. Roberts

  • Welcome Ceremony: 8:00 PM- 12:00 AM | Wild Orchid @  Annadale Waterfall

 

Day 2: Saturday, October 22nd 2022
 

  • Dance Workshop I: 10AM- 11:15AM | Traditional West African with  Akosua Akoto

  • Panel Discussion/ Symposium/Lunch:  11:25PM-12:25PM | Dance Grenada: What is our JOY?! with  Guest Panelists

  • Dance Workshop II: 12:35PM- 1:50PM | Horton Fusion Rep with Kenya Joy/ Torch Dance Theatre

  • Lunch: 2:00 PM

  • Dance Workshop III: 3:15 PM-4:30 PM | African Styles with Otis D. Herring

  • Dance Workshop IV: 4:40 PM-5:50 PM | Traditional Grenadian Folk Dance with Cecilia Griffith (Bele)

         

 Day 3: Sunday, October 23rd 2022
 

  • Panel Discussion/Symposium: 10 AM- 11:15 AM | Psychological Implications of the Arts within the Caribbean and  Beyond with Dr. Jamila Codrington & Alana Andrew, Doctoral Candidate

  • Dance Workshop I: 11:30 AM- 1:00 PM | Modern with Qarrianne Blayr

  • Lunch: 1:00 PM

  • Panel Discussion/ Symposium/Lunch: 2:00 PM-3:00 PM | We Are Dance Grenada: Making our Mark (Guest Panelists and Melissa Noel)

  • Dance Workshop III: 3:10 PM- 4:25 PM | Hip Hop with Rene Arneaud

  • Dance Workshop IV: 4:35 PM- 5:50 PM | Traditional Grenadian Folklore- Shango with Keith Williams

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 Day 4: Monday, October 24th 2022

 

Dance Grenada Island Tour with GTA

Beach Lime + Vendors Market

Closing Remarks

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NOTE: 

  • Each day to start at 10 AM 

  • Each session/ class is 1 hour and 15 min. (10 min transition between sessions) 

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ABOUT

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Located in Grenada, the Caribbean’s Isle of Spice, Coyaba Beach Resort features all the requisite elements for a classic Island Holiday.  The hotel sits on the world-famous Grand Anse Beach in a flowering garden of palm trees and tropical plants.

 

Coyaba’s spacious lobby features a gift shop and library.

 

Eight buildings with the rooms surround the Resort’s outdoor pool with swim-up bar, Terrace, Arawakabana and Carbet Dining rooms, lounges and bars.

 

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The hotel is ideally set on 5 ½ acres of land and is situated 3 miles from the Maurice Bishop International Airport and 5 miles from the Capital City, St. George’s and within walking distance to shopping, dining and banks.

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