D is for Dance/Dancing Thru The Diaspora (Children's StoryTime & Movement)

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All are welcome to join us on Saturday, Oct 18 at 3pm for a fun and enagging afternoomn of storytime and movement led by children's author and award winning peformance artist Stacey Allen as she reads from her new book D IS FOR DANCE: DANCING THROUGH THE DIASPORA.

Journey through the vibrant world of the  African Diaspora with this captivating  exploration of movement and culture. With  each letter, uncover fascinating stories of  legendary dancers, iconic styles, and the  powerful cultural expressions that unite us all.  Perfect for young readers, educators, and  dance enthusiasts, this book is a joyful  celebration of movement, history, and the  enduring legacy of African diasporic traditions. 
Get ready to step, spin, and soar through the  alphabet-one dance at a time!!
Bring your littles and your bigs to move and groove in community!!

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