Haitian Dance comes to Marin!
For four Thursday night classes in Fairfax, we will be hosting Portsha Jefferson where she will be introducing the technique of Haitian Folkloric Dance. The classes will be held on February 7th , 14th, 21st & 28th at 6:30pm -8:00pm. Representing various nations such as Mayi, Ibo and Nago, each dance has it’s own distinctive character, choreography and spirit. You will experience the meditative Yanvalou, the fiery rhythms of Petwo, to the playful and celebratory dances of Banda and Rara. Expect a high energy class in celebration of a rich, spiritual tradition.
www.rocodance.com
RTL will grace the stage on March 9th, as part of
Diamano Coura's 18th Annual Collage des Cultures Africaines.
Zanset Ibo/Nago: Nasyon DECHENNEN!
Excited and THRILLED to share our latest ritual theater presentation!
YOU'RE INVITED TO DANCE WITH US!
KANAVAL SEASON IS HERE!
Now in our 7th year, Rara Tou Limen will participate in the SF Carnaval parade on May 26th, 2013.
Join the festivities, as we open our season with a Kanaval Kick-Off Party!
Bring your Haiti flags, Bells & Whistles!
WHEN: Sunday March 10th
WHERE: The Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts
TIME: 2pm-3:30pm COST: $12
[Click HERE for detailed Kanaval info]
Now in our 7th year, Rara Tou Limen will participate in the SF Carnaval parade on May 26th, 2013.
Join the festivities, as we open our season with a Kanaval Kick-Off Party!
Bring your Haiti flags, Bells & Whistles!
WHEN: Sunday March 10th
WHERE: The Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts
TIME: 2pm-3:30pm COST: $12
[Click HERE for detailed Kanaval info]
New Year. New Energy. New Beginnings.
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Oakland | San Francisco | Haiti email: raratoulimen@gmail.com
DANCE * SONG * DRUM Workshops
Master Classes | Performances
School Residencies | Cultural Exchange Projects | Kanaval Group
Rara Tou Limen embodies a deep and cherished legacy, developing strength
and solidarity within its Haitian communities...
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Rara Tou Limen continues to uplift a country whose culture has increasingly sustained the Bay Area’s artistic community and beyond!
Our objective is to help nurture and cultivate Haitian dance and music traditions in the Bay Area through building & enhancing working relationships between artists promoting Haitian culture across the U.S. and in Haiti.
In keeping with this tradition of exchange, Rara Tou Limen conducted its first cultural exchange tour to Haiti with 10 members in April '09, to further investigate & research Haitian cultural traditions. [click pic 4 video] |




