Flamenco Rhode Island

Happy Pride Month 🌈

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We are so happy to share we will be a part of the 50th Anniversary Rhode Island PrideFest & Illuminated Night Parade on June 20!

More info coming soon! Thank you so much We can’t wait to be there together and bring flamenco to this incredible celebration. Ole to love, respect, pride and joy.

The joy of preparing our guapas to join and an amazing event we will share soon! So proud of them and excited to come together and bring flamenco to our communities in Rhode Island. Oleeeee

Sometimes an eye infection impairs your already poor vision, the rain keeps falling, and you think the holiday will be sh*tty, but your friends pick you up for a fun morning together visiting a Gilded Age mansion and criticizing the money hoarding of elites.

I am so lucky! I couldn’t see details of the place because I am horribly impaired without my scleral lenses but no sight is required to have fun with a group of nut jobs ❤️ One day you are at urgent care, the other you are making fun of fancy small toilet bowls and salami looking marble 😂 My crazy fam is the best ❤️

Our dance home is gorgeous. Gotta love with so many amazing, talented and kind neighbors creating art and community here.

Attention, beginners: next week we will start our Tangos studies on Wednesdays, 7pm to 8pm. It’s the ideal class if you are new to flamenco! We will go through the very foundational elements of the dance, counting, clapping, stomping and everything in between.

Register here: https://www.vagaro.com/flamencorhodeisland

Nothing compares to the pleasure and privilege of being able to write a poem with my body. Thank you, dance goddesses. Dance is in my bones, my blood, my body, my soul! Dance is my prayer. Thank you my fellow dancers, students, dance teachers and choreographers resisting this dystopian world through dance. I am glad we are dancing through this life together

Do you know that Rhode Island has one of the most impactful Civil Rights Leaders, an Asian American Woman Named Grace Lee Boggs?

Born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1915, through her 100 years of life, Boggs carried forward the revolutionary legacy of America’s founding visionaries. She engaged deeply with issues of racial justice, labor, philosophy, feminism, and community building, imagining brighter futures for all Americans. Her journey intersected with leading figures and movements, including Malcolm X, Yuri Kochiyama, and her husband James Boggs.

I am happy to bring flamenco to a beautiful event on May 2 organized by the AAPI Museum to celebrate her legacy! I will share flamenco moves for the crowd to learn and highlight the essential contributions of the Asian diaspora to the flamenco arts. From our matón coming from China to elements of our movements coming from India, there would be no flamenco without the Asian culture.

Join us for this FREE event at center. Space are limited. Register now https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfOmp8ftUz6YmLwH_vcOAW6ft3ja6UsCopvLJD4iO7V9H9aLQ/viewform

Attention!! If you are waiting for a sign to kick off your flamenco journey, this is it: we start our basic tangos classes on Wednesday, May 6, 7pm to 8pm! No prior experience required.

Registration link in bio 🎉

Still feeling all the amazingness of our 1st Pawtucket Flamenco Night, the first event we hosted at our studio. ❤️ Thank you again for being absolutely amazing ❤️