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CDP stands in solidarity with the black community in the fight against racism, injustice, and hate. We are listening, we are learning, and we add our collective voice to those demanding change.
We give our love, support and commitment to this movement, and to our Sacramento community. We have donated to Black Lives Matter Global Network and The Official George Floyd Memorial Fund.
We encourage anyone reading this to follow this link for regularly updated resources and ways to help:
CDP stands in solidarity with the black community in the fight against racism, injustice, and hate. We are listening, we are learning, and we add our collective voice to those demanding change.
We give our love, support and commitment to this movement, and to our Sacramento community. We have donated to Black Lives Matter Global Network and The Official George Floyd Memorial Fund.
We encourage anyone reading this to follow this link for regularly updated resources and ways to help:
We are stronger together. Now is the time.
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-The Artists of Capital Dance Project
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-The Artists of Capital Dance Project
*Update: Masks are sold out!*
Our most successful Big Day of Giving (BDOG) Yet!
With a $5,000 match from Omar Haq and DialSource, Capital Dance Project (CDP) surpassed our $10,000 BDOG goal, for a total of $13,346 in donations! PLUS, we were awarded the Best Business Partnership prize of $2,500 from BDOG, thanks to our partnership with New Helvetia Brewing Company. We are in awe!
To everyone that donated, joined us for our BDOG events, or helped spread the word, thank you! The artists of CDP are proud to serve and live in a community that values its local arts and non-profit organizations. We are humbled by the generosity of Sacramento, and look forward to bringing innovative and collaborative multi-media performances back to our city when it is safe to do so.
To everyone that donated, joined us for our BDOG events, or helped spread the word, thank you! The artists of CDP are proud to serve and live in a community that values its local arts and non-profit organizations. We are humbled by the generosity of Sacramento, and look forward to bringing innovative and collaborative multi-media performances back to our city when it is safe to do so.
2019 performances
We presented our 5th annual Behind the Barre performance at the Crest Theatre on August 16 & 17, 2019 to over 1,000 audience members! We also provided 300 free tickets to underserved youth to attend the performances free of charge, engaged our community in a variety of free dance outreach events, and collaborated with over 30 Sacramento-based dancers, artists, and musicians.
Additionally, we offered 12 Sensory-Friendly Dance Classes throughout July & August, and presented our 3rd annual Sensory-Friendly Dance Performances on August 18, 2019 at The Sofia, home of the B Street Theatre.
Our 2019 Summer Season Residency was made possible thanks to our generous 2019 Presenting Sponsor, Kaiser Permanente.
Additionally, we offered 12 Sensory-Friendly Dance Classes throughout July & August, and presented our 3rd annual Sensory-Friendly Dance Performances on August 18, 2019 at The Sofia, home of the B Street Theatre.
Our 2019 Summer Season Residency was made possible thanks to our generous 2019 Presenting Sponsor, Kaiser Permanente.
2019 collaborating artists
Our 5th annual Behind the Barre performances were especially innovative thanks to the talent of our 10 collaborating local artists and musicians:
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SPONSORS
capital dance project is fiscally sponsored by blue line arts, a 501c3 organization
capital dance project's 2019 presenting sponsor is:
Behind the Barre is additionally sponsored by following generous organizations:
The 2019 Sensory Friendly Dance Program is additionally sponsored by:
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