Harlem Stage and Camille A. Brown & Dancers present a series of four, FREE hourlong, socially distanced, dance workshops for Elementary and High students who live in the Harlem community

Harlem Stage and Camille A. Brown & Dancers present a series of four, FREE hourlong, socially distanced, dance workshops for Elementary and High students who live in the Harlem community

Harlem Stage and Camille A. Brown & Dancers present a series of four, FREE hourlong, socially distanced, dance workshops for Elementary and High students who live in the Harlem community

Harlem Stage and Camille A. Brown & Dancers present a series of four, FREE hourlong, socially distanced, dance workshops for Elementary and High students who live in the Harlem community

Students will experience and interactive sampling of the festival’s artists who will share their work, creative process, challenges and joy of dance. Come prepared to move and be moved!

Students will experience and interactive sampling of the festival’s artists who will share their work, creative process, challenges and joy of dance. Come prepared to move and be moved!

Moona Luna is the kindie group that The New York Daily News says is providing “The missing soundtrack for bilingual/bicultural kids.” Sandra Bell will help you craft an instrument while Carla Giudicelli leads a fun and fiery movement class to get you ready to move and groove with the band. 

In this performance/conversation Jason will take us on his journey to becoming one of Sweden’s chart topping hip hop artists and a best-selling author. 

Join us at the legendary Manhattan School of Music for the fourth edition of our immersive music workshop that will be part lecture, part clinic, part jam session and packed with tangible information on being a working thriving artist. All are welcomed—instrumentalists, vocalists, dancers and poets.

SOLE Defined presents Vibez an interactive performance in which the performers use their bodies as percussive instruments. Fusing tap dance, sand dance, and hip hop Vibez is riveting, taking the audience on a soulful rhythmic journey. 

This one woman show by Lacresha Berry presents the story of Harriet Tubman, reimagined as a young woman, growing up in Harlem through a theatrical lens. What would happen if a young woman like Harriet became a leader in this new world? Would her struggle be the same? Would she know her power?

This performance by Sparkhouse features youth poets, a live DJ and concludes with a Q+A/talk back with the artists. This is the perfect performance for students cultivating their narrative voices.

In this interactive workshop/performance, Maimouna Youssef examines how hypnotic top 40 songwriting formulas can be utilized to effectively mobilize communities around issues of social justice, community building and politics.

Students will experience an interactive sampling of the festival artists who will share their work, creative process, challenges and joy of dance. Come prepared to move and be moved.

Students will experience an interactive sampling of the festival artists who will share their work, creative process, challenges and joy of dance. Come prepared to move and be moved.

Touching on young love, the birth of hip hop, slinging crack, ballet, stealing car parts, prison, and poetry, County of Kings takes audiences on an astonishing journey of self-discovery.

This immersive workshop will be part lecture, part clinic, part jam session and packed with information on being a thriving artist. All levels welcome!

SOLE Defined presents The REMIX an interactive performance which uses the acronym REMIX (Rhythm, Energy, Musicality, Improvisation, and Xcypher) to teach students the elements of percussive dance.

Harlem Stage partners with The Cultural Services of the French Embassy and FIAF (French Institute Alliance Françoise) to present an international program celebrating adventurous Francophone culture from the African Diaspora that is radically inclusive, playful and accessible.

Dancer/choreographer/educator Titilayo Derricotte introduces students to the immersive art of movement performance.

Plan for Paradise is a performance workshop that creatively explores identity, community responsibility and manifesting one’s purpose

The Peace Poets uses poetry, movement and music to address injustice across the political spectrum.

The workshop will be centered on helping young people find their own voice in today’s world and using the study of tradition to aid in communicating their ideas.

This workshop is for the singer who wants to become a songwriter, but first has to find their own voice. In this workshop, Maimouna will showcase a performance of sound through breathing, vocalizing, improvising, and harmonizing.

Join Maimouna for a special performance as she explores how each person can use their own creative voice to facilitate social change.