Twin Cities Tap and the McKnight International Choreographer Program are excited to present a new work by the 2023 McKnight International Choreographer, Sandy Silva! Procession | Creative: Minneapolis —is a new outdoor, site-specific work performed Sept 20 and 21 at Silverwood Park. We hope you will join us to see 13 Minnesota movers from a variety of disciplines perform this roving, rhythmic piece! Hope to see you there ✨ Pay as you're able tickets available now. https://www.twincitiestap.com/new-events Design by @Galen Higgins (fb)

Twin Cities Tap and the McKnight Int’l Choreographer Program are thrilled to invite you to dance workshops led by the 2023 McKnight International Choreographer Sandy Silva. As part of her residency this summer and fall, Sandy will be conducting two workshops at The Cowles Center that are free and open to the public. Sandy will introduce participants to new and unexplored ways of approaching collective walking, movement, rhythm, vocal expression, and storytelling. Through her personal and cultural practices, she aims to ignite your imagination and foster a sense of personal and communal bodily connection. Dancers and movers (age 18 and older) that are interested in a role in Ms. Silva’s creative process in September should attend; percussively trained dancers and musically inclined movers are especially encouraged to participate. Sunday, July 16 and Saturday, July 22 1 2:00 – 3:15 PM The Cowles Center, Studio 2B Please RSVP if you plan to attend - https://forms.gle/9APBaS9SRjuyty2k6 - - Twin Cities Tap supports and presents work from Tap Dance artists. Our artist-focused format aims to broaden perceptions of Tap Dance, creating opportunities for dancers and audiences in Minnesota to participate in and engage with forward-thinking works from percussive makers from around the world. Founded in 2015 by Brenna Brelie and Kaleena Miller, Twin Cities Tap produced the Twin Cities Tap Festival for 7 years - an annual event featuring classes, events and performances, held at the Southern Theater in 2015 and the Cowles Center for Dance from 2016-2021. (fb)