WHAT WEEKLY

Dance for Peace at Ynot Lot

28 April 2015

★ Kelly Louise

In the wake of the events that occurred Monday evening, our community came out in waves to restore peace and hope in the city. Neighbors lent helping hands to clean up the streets and businesses all morning  and many around the city took to dance. Late yesterday afternoon, Bmore’Than Dance CEO Uneek organized #DanceForPeace to inspire and lift up the unity that the community felt yesterday. With the help of local dance troops and artists like TT the Artist, #DanceforPeace started in Graffiti Alley and moved to the Ynot Lot later in the evening. A similar event will occur again today at the Ynot lot.

Photo by TT the Artist

Photo by TT the Artist

 

Photo by Nancy Jagelka

Photo by Nancy Jagelka

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Photo by Nancy Jagelka

 

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Photo by Nancy Jagelka

 

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Photo by Nancy Jagelka

 

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Photo by Nancy Jagelka

 

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 The Mellow Mix is an open mic event held once a month at The Windup Space. This month the gathering will be another platform for people to peacefully and creatively voice how they are feeling about what’s going on in the city.



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