Intersection's Arts Finance Empowerment Camp (AFEC) is an interactive cohort learning program for individual arts workers, administrators, managers, and board members. ⁠In Series 1, create a solid foundation of financial literacy. Explore the arts finance ecosystem and begin to develop your financial reporting skills in a safe and supportive environment.⁠ This series is led by Yesenia Sanchez, Intersection’s Executive Co-Director who has over 20 years of experience working with artists and arts orgs in many capacities.

Bodies of Empowerment (BOE) is a free class program brought to you by Kristin Damrow & Company. BOE has free classes every month taught by amazing teachers offering many different styles of dance. Follow us on instagram to stay up-to-date with new classes every month @boe.dance

Dr. Tria Blu Wakpa shares research on decolonial possibilities of student theatrical productions at a Jesuit former Indian boarding School, 1930s-1950s, at Rosebud Reservation, S.Dakota. She'll guide attendees in mindfulness practices that relate to tactics Native people used to reinterpret performances & support their holistic health. Dr. Blu Wakpa is a Prof. of World Arts & Cultures/Dance, UCLA. If attendee is able, a donation of $10 or other amount would support the program.

The Wellness Dance Class is designed for all ages, all fitness levels; no prior dance training is required. In this supportive environment, you can feel free to be yourself, connect with others, improve your overall well-being and have fun. We’ll start with breathing and wellness exercises, such as tapping, level-arm swinging, and light stretching to warm and loosen up your body. We’ll work on balance and strengthening. Then we learn rhythmic movements which are later integrated into an easy-to-follow choreographed routine.  Come experience the wonderful sensation of moving to music.

Noguchi Taiso is practiced by a great number of Butoh practitioners today and has been incorporated by many well known Japanese Butoh teachers and pioneers. Noguchi Taiso is an approach to movement research and exploration which begins with a heightened awareness of gravity’s influence on the body and the body’s connection with the center of the earth. Exercises in the workshop train the body to embrace its weight and heighten its sensitivity to move from its most relaxed and receptive state.

A salsa love story about growing up in San Francisco. Self directed, written and choreographed by Andrea Rodriguez, journey through memories of 24th Street, where a melding of family secrets, cultura, music and dance are explored through the themes of love, loss, and addiction. With original music composed by Asdru Sierra (Ozomatli), live music by Elena de Troya, rap artist UvaUvv, Poppin legend Prince Ali, and friends from Salsa/Mambo dance community.