This two-part workshop explores the ways water and love of public places intersect. Inspired by Ananya Dance Theatre’s summer of projects centered on the notion of public love, we will carry stories of water into this practice together.

This first session (August 27) begins with a movement meditation led by Ananya Chatterjea and Kealoha Ferreira, then moves into collage-making. Led by Jay Claire, we will assemble a communal collaged River Tapestry as we consider the ripple effects of our own stories and actions of love for water and each other. No dance, art, or music experience is needed! All ages are welcome. All activities are designed to meet people where they are. Attending both workshops is encouraged but not required.