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Youth Pan-African Dance (Ages 5.5-8) with Ms. Leslie Carter

Thu, May 2, 2024

5:45 pm - 6:30 pm PDT

FREE

DESCRIPTION

Beginning level dance for youth ages 5.5-8. Ideal class to develop basic dance and coordination skills, listening skills, and discipline. Dancers should wear loose but well-fitting clothing that allows the dancer to move freely, such as sweats or stretch pants and a fitted top or t-shirt that can be tucked into the dancer's pants. Dancers will dance with bare feet. Dancers should bring a water bottle and a towel to class. Water fountains are available on site.

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All Levels

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LOCATION

Malonga Casquelourd Center

1428 Alice St

Oakland, CA 94612

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Ride sharing (i.e Lyft or Uber) and public transportation are recommended as parking limited in the area.

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Ms. Leslie Carter, a trailblazing dance instructor and choreographer, founded the African Queens Dance Company in 1989 with a vision extending far beyond the stage. Her mission was to not only cultivate exceptional dancers but also to empower young women to excel in all aspects of their lives. Throughout her tenure, Leslie's tutelage has propelled the Queens to professional performances at esteemed venues such as Oakland's Festival at the Lake and San Francisco's Ethnic Dance Festival. Their talent even garnered international recognition with invitations to perform at the Chinese International Tourism Festival in Beijing in 2002 and 2007. Ms. Carter's impact transcends dance floors, as she has inspired generations of dancers to pursue higher education, become educators, and make meaningful contributions to their communities. Today, under Leslie's guidance, the African Queens Dance Company continues to thrive, nurturing a new wave of talent while upholding its legacy of excellence and empowerment.

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