Oct 20 - 21: both days at 11 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 2 p.m., 2:45 p.m.
An annual, admission-free festival that takes place each October, San Francisco Trolley Dances has been dubbed "art for citizens" and "a gift to the City." A total of 12 tours are scheduled over the weekend, six each day starting at 11am, 11:45am, 12:30pm, 1:15pm, 2pm and 2:45pm. Each tour runs approximately two hours.
This year, audiences will get a taste of traditional Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori folk dance; contemporary Iranian dance; contact improvisation; and much more. Featured performers include Aisan Hoss and Dancers, Halau Makana Polynesian Cultural Arts, ODC/Dance, Robert Moses' Kin, San Diego Dance Theater, STEAMROLLER Dance Company and Epiphany Productions. Live music will accompany many of the performances.
The tours start at Mission Creek Park and conclude at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. At each site, trained volunteers greet audience members, and act as guides leading audiences along the performance journey. Participants may board Muni's N-Line to get from Mission Bay to South of Market. They also have the option to walk or bike to the performance sites on their own. Route maps will be available on site and online at epiphanydance.org.
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An annual, admission-free festival that takes place each October, San Francisco Trolley Dances has been dubbed "art for citizens" and "a gift to the City." A total of 12 tours are scheduled over the weekend, six each day starting at 11am, 11:45am, 12:30pm, 1:15pm, 2pm and 2:45pm. Each tour runs approximately two hours.
This year, audiences will get a taste of traditional Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori folk dance; contemporary Iranian dance; contact improvisation; and much more. Featured performers include Aisan Hoss and Dancers, Halau Makana Polynesian Cultural Arts, ODC/Dance, Robert Moses' Kin, San Diego Dance Theater, STEAMROLLER Dance Company and Epiphany Productions. Live music will accompany many of the performances.
The tours start at Mission Creek Park and conclude at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. At each site, trained volunteers greet audience members, and act as guides leading audiences along the performance journey. Participants may board Muni's N-Line to get from Mission Bay to South of Market. They also have the option to walk or bike to the performance sites on their own. Route maps will be available on site and online at epiphanydance.org.
Oct 20 - 21: both days at 11 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 2 p.m., 2:45 p.m.
An annual, admission-free festival that takes place each October, San Francisco Trolley Dances has been dubbed "art for citizens" and "a gift to the City." A total of 12 tours are scheduled over the weekend, six each day starting at 11am, 11:45am, 12:30pm, 1:15pm, 2pm and 2:45pm. Each tour runs approximately two hours.
This year, audiences will get a taste of traditional Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori folk dance; contemporary Iranian dance; contact improvisation; and much more. Featured performers include Aisan Hoss and Dancers, Halau Makana Polynesian Cultural Arts, ODC/Dance, Robert Moses' Kin, San Diego Dance Theater, STEAMROLLER Dance Company and Epiphany Productions. Live music will accompany many of the performances.
The tours start at Mission Creek Park and conclude at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. At each site, trained volunteers greet audience members, and act as guides leading audiences along the performance journey. Participants may board Muni's N-Line to get from Mission Bay to South of Market. They also have the option to walk or bike to the performance sites on their own. Route maps will be available on site and online at epiphanydance.org.
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An annual, admission-free festival that takes place each October, San Francisco Trolley Dances has been dubbed "art for citizens" and "a gift to the City." A total of 12 tours are scheduled over the weekend, six each day starting at 11am, 11:45am, 12:30pm, 1:15pm, 2pm and 2:45pm. Each tour runs approximately two hours.
This year, audiences will get a taste of traditional Hawaiian, Tahitian and Maori folk dance; contemporary Iranian dance; contact improvisation; and much more. Featured performers include Aisan Hoss and Dancers, Halau Makana Polynesian Cultural Arts, ODC/Dance, Robert Moses' Kin, San Diego Dance Theater, STEAMROLLER Dance Company and Epiphany Productions. Live music will accompany many of the performances.
The tours start at Mission Creek Park and conclude at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. At each site, trained volunteers greet audience members, and act as guides leading audiences along the performance journey. Participants may board Muni's N-Line to get from Mission Bay to South of Market. They also have the option to walk or bike to the performance sites on their own. Route maps will be available on site and online at epiphanydance.org.
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