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  • Collection: Raíces Program History - Cultural Arts Workshops & Presentations

Dance teacher Liana Conyers leading workshop participants at the Raíces Cultural Center Cultural Legacy Festival 2013 Workshop Series.

Workshop leader Liana Conyers led participants through a variety of West African dances including Lamba and griot dances.

Workshop leader Liana Conyers teaching and leading West African dances.

West African Dance workshop leader Liana Conyers, teaching as part of the 2013 Cultural Legacy Festival workshop series.

Local community member Hagit Mano presenting stories from the Jewish tradition.

Local community member Hagit Mano presenting stories from the Jewish tradition.

Seed saving workshop participants selecting from a variety of seeds after the workshop to take home for growing out and saving.

Seeds on display for exchange and sharing during a community seed swap.

After attending seed saving workshops, participants are invited to swap seeds or select seeds to take home for planting and seed saving.

Participants of a Raíces EcoCulture Seed Saving workshop checking out and identifying different varieties of bean seeds to take home after the workshop.

Raíces Cultural Center display for a community seed saving workshop and seed swap.

Raíces core team member Nicole Wines presenting on seed saving at a community workshop in Rumson, New Jersey.

Participants from the May 1, 2016 EcoCulture workshop on seed saving check out the display of seeds available to take home for growing and seed saving.

Raíces program participant and long-term supporter Linda Powell taste testing a homemade fruit salad at the Common Ground workshop on salads and homemade salad dressing.

Workshop participant Lauren Nixon mapping out her own cultural legacy through collage.

Workshop participant Vanessa Jones researching maps in preparation for creating her artwork.

Seed saving workshop participants making mini seed envelopes for use when seed saving.

Participants learned the basic rudiments of Orisha dance starting with the Ochá step.

Abdul (Uganda) and Nonie (India) adding their own flavors to the picoteos of bomba!

Raíces music director Francisco G. Gómez discussed the history and evolution of Afro-Cuban batá, and Raíces ensemble members demonstrated several rhythms before participants got up to dance.

Participants in the cultural exchange workshop learned Cuban orisha movements and rhythms.

The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Hip-Hop Ambassadors Cultural Exchange program stopped at Raíces Cultural Center on their tour of the Northeast.

Visitors came from Zimbabwe, Uganda, India, Burma and Pakistan

Bomba from Puerto Rico meets hop hop from India.

Dancing hip hop movements to the bomba drums, a conversation where each movement creates a response from the drum.

The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Hip-Hop Ambassadors Cultural Exchange program stopped at Raíces Cultural Center on their tour of the Northeast.
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