Connecting culture and climate awareness in creative and engaging ways, Rhythmix Rising Seas presents a free, outdoor series, May through August, transforming Alameda’s waterfront parks with live music, dance, and theater.
The Belonging Resident Company, a dance/theater troupe out of the Othering and Belonging Institute, directed by Sarah Crowell and Sangita Kumar, presents a workshop experience that centers collaboration, creativity, embodied storytelling, and joy, to co-create strategies for addressing climate change. The workshop will build community through simple movement and theater exercises, offering participants the opportunity to share their stories.
Pour Your HeART Out will return this August with Grammy® Award-winning Pacific Mambo Orchestra. All proceeds benefit the Rhythmix Performance, Art & Learning “PAL” program, serving over 112,000 youth since 2012.
Utilizing prints, textiles and mixed media, art is transformed into a catalyst for awareness and resilience, inviting audiences to engage with thought-provoking works that highlight both the beauty of island life and the realities of a changing environment.
From repurposed spray paint cans and “dancing balloons” to woven histories and collage, Rising Seas features exhilarating work from 8 artists: Fei Ewald, Marta Thoma Hall, Sophia Lee, Sure Lee, Eve Moran, Ginny Parsons, Judith & Richard Selby, and Thailan When.
Connecting culture and climate awareness in creative and engaging ways, Rhythmix Rising Seas presents a free, outdoor series, May through August, transforming Alameda’s waterfront parks with live music, dance, and theater.
