Saturday, May 16th 12-5pm
This is a FREE outdoor social dance event for the 19th Annual North Park Festival of the Arts! This festival has grown into a local tradition with amazing art, exciting live music and dance performances, eco-friendly activities, vendor booths and fabulous food.
This is a FREE outdoor social dance event for the 19th Annual North Park Festival of the Arts! This festival has grown into a local tradition with amazing art, exciting live music and dance performances, eco-friendly activities, vendor booths and fabulous food.
Social Dance Stage in the Art Produce Garden
12:00-3:00 pm: Firehouse Swing Dance Party with DJ'D BAL-SWING
MUSIC by DJ Matteo & Friends.
Mini-lessons w/guest teachers.
3:00-5:00 pm: You've Got Soul Line Dance Party with DJ'D R&B/SOUL
MUSIC by DJ Meeshi & Friends.
Mini-lessons w/guest teachers.
Featured Art in the Garden:
Food Saga
By SDSU's Environmental Graphic Design class, Spring '14
Directed by: Christopher McCampbell and Patricia Cué
As an homage to a South Park icon and in an effort to join the many voices that advocate for access to local, quality produce, this installation re-purposes the storefront sign letters from the former grocery store Gala Foods as individual narratives representing how food shapes our lives locally and globally.
12:00-3:00 pm: Firehouse Swing Dance Party with DJ'D BAL-SWING
MUSIC by DJ Matteo & Friends.
Mini-lessons w/guest teachers.
3:00-5:00 pm: You've Got Soul Line Dance Party with DJ'D R&B/SOUL
MUSIC by DJ Meeshi & Friends.
Mini-lessons w/guest teachers.
Featured Art in the Garden:
Food Saga
By SDSU's Environmental Graphic Design class, Spring '14
Directed by: Christopher McCampbell and Patricia Cué
As an homage to a South Park icon and in an effort to join the many voices that advocate for access to local, quality produce, this installation re-purposes the storefront sign letters from the former grocery store Gala Foods as individual narratives representing how food shapes our lives locally and globally.
 |  |
The Wire People
By Isabel Halpern (San Diego) and Lux Masaro (Madrid)
The Wire People are a family of human like sculptures made out of all found and trashed electronic cables and waste.
 |  |
RSS Feed
