Join us for Rhythmix Rising Seas, where Art meets Community to shape a resilient and sustainable future.
Rising Seas is a series of three free public art performances presented in May through July, that will transform Alameda's waterfront into a compelling stage for global music, immersive dance, and site-responsive theater.
Batey Tambó is an Oakland and San Francisco-based, women of color-led, cultural group grounded in the centuries-old musical tradition of Afro-Indigenous Puerto Rican Bomba. Batey Tambó's mission is to facilitate a conversation, through teaching and sharing spaces for Bomba music and dance traditions developed by enslaved Africans and their descendants.
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Rising Seas is a series of three free public art performances presented in May through July, that will transform Alameda's waterfront into a compelling stage for global music, immersive dance, and site-responsive theater.
Batey Tambó is an Oakland and San Francisco-based, women of color-led, cultural group grounded in the centuries-old musical tradition of Afro-Indigenous Puerto Rican Bomba. Batey Tambó's mission is to facilitate a conversation, through teaching and sharing spaces for Bomba music and dance traditions developed by enslaved Africans and their descendants.
Join us for Rhythmix Rising Seas, where Art meets Community to shape a resilient and sustainable future.
Rising Seas is a series of three free public art performances presented in May through July, that will transform Alameda's waterfront into a compelling stage for global music, immersive dance, and site-responsive theater.
Batey Tambó is an Oakland and San Francisco-based, women of color-led, cultural group grounded in the centuries-old musical tradition of Afro-Indigenous Puerto Rican Bomba. Batey Tambó's mission is to facilitate a conversation, through teaching and sharing spaces for Bomba music and dance traditions developed by enslaved Africans and their descendants.
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Rising Seas is a series of three free public art performances presented in May through July, that will transform Alameda's waterfront into a compelling stage for global music, immersive dance, and site-responsive theater.
Batey Tambó is an Oakland and San Francisco-based, women of color-led, cultural group grounded in the centuries-old musical tradition of Afro-Indigenous Puerto Rican Bomba. Batey Tambó's mission is to facilitate a conversation, through teaching and sharing spaces for Bomba music and dance traditions developed by enslaved Africans and their descendants.
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