Lisa R Chow, ADC President, 602-740-9616 PO Box 64852-4852, Phoenix AZ.
A while ago (March 5, 2021) I reported on the AZ Law restricting nonprofits from holding raffles unless they were in existence five years. Here’s the original news post. The Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits is looking to change the law to reduce it from five years to one. Here’s their
10 WINNERS were selected on Monday morning, January 10, 2022, with prizes totaling $1,072! Early Bird Winners were selected from a pool of respondents (Arizona dance professionals) who completed the ECONOMIC IMPACT of the DANCE INDUSTRY in AZ for 2019 survey(s) by midnight, January 9, 2021. The FINAL DRAWING will
There have been a lot of jobs listed recently. Look for ‘NEW’ jobs added since the last post. Here are some of the ones posted by Arizona Dance Coalition members: NEW ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts School of Music, Dance and Theatre Application deadline is December 27,
The Arizona Dance Coalition welcomes these presenters for our Annual ADC Member Meeting held on Friday, November 19, 9 am-noon (ZOOM). Join us. Free to ADC members in good standing. $10 nonmembers (view RSVP form for payment instructions). RSVP Form: https://forms.gle/EXjmHQL6BXaS8oj37 Gregory Youdan, MA, MS, Human Movement Scientist, Data Scientist,
by Krystyna Parafinczuk In your own voice, your own message, you can quickly remind or inform your patrons, students, and colleagues about upcoming events, fundraisers, and last minute pop-up performances or gatherings! I had the opportunity to listen to a presentation by Jeff Troyer of Automatic Response Technologies (ART) on
The Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV) is pleased to announce the 2021 Virtual Learning Conference September 14-15, 2021, and is seeking submissions of dance films (5-10 minutes long) to screen during the conference. $100 honorarium to the selected film. THEME TOGETHER FORWARD: Reimagining Justice and Healing
by Debbie Polisky, Nutritionist “When I’m under high levels of stress, I tend to choose fatty, salty and sugary snacks versus healthy options that I usually eat,” mentioned Marie, a contemporary dancer in AZ. Can you relate? Plan ahead and make sure you stock up on trail mix, protein bars,
Dr. Susan Bendix, a trained dance, somatics and mindfulness instructor in Tempe, would you like to offer your students, patrons or clients a way to process some of the grief and loss experienced during this pandemic in a healthy, mindful and artful way. Her new workshop entitled Moving Grief –
We welcome LaTasha Barnes — internationally recognized and award-winning dancer, choreographer, educator and performer — to Tempe! She will be teaching Hip Hop I, Dance in the U.S. Popular Culture, and Dance Matters for ASU this fall! Below are a few quotes from local Phoenix swing dancers who have experienced
Debbie Polisky (Avondale), owner of Nutrition Tango, together with partner Barrow Neurological Institute (Phoenix), received a grant for $18,500 from the Parkinson’s Foundation to use Argentine Tango and nutrition to benefit the Phoenix Parkinson’s community. “I’m honored to receive this grant from the Parkinson’s Foundation,” states Debbie. “It’s an opportunity
Send your news and event information before the 25th for the coming issue of the Arizona Dance e-Star, krystyna@azdancecoalition.org.
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