Dance

On October 13, 2024, the fourth annual Indigenous Peoples Day will take place in Big Tujunga Canyon  under the Mother Oak. Please join the educational and participatory event of music, dance, storytelling and spoken word celebrating the historic and contemporary cultures and wisdom of our local Tongva, Tataviam, Chumash, other native populations of California, and the Americas who make LA home.

A festival informed by workshops, gifted with craft, fed by fry bread and lifted up by the life-saving environmental worldview of the Indigenous.

Please, BRING CASH for food, beverages, and vendor purchases . There is no reception in the area for electronic transactions!!

This event is free and open for all to attend.

Experience Art, Music, History, Storytelling, and Culture through the Mexican Folk Dance “Baile Folkorico” with an added contemporary flair.

Benita Bike’s DanceArt returns to Los Angeles Mission College’s beautiful AMP Theatre on Thursday, October 9, 7:00 pm. Join members of the community, students and faculty for this unique dance event, where you’ll enjoy beautiful dancing and learn more about dance.

Benita Bike’s DanceArt opens its 44th season of dance at Mission College with a new company of stunning dancers. Viewers will be engaged and inspired by this program of dance performance and discussion about the art of dance. The DanceArt Company is as skilled at introducing concert dance to those new to dance, but we also provide an enriching the experience to those who are long-time dance viewers

There are family-oriented activities, live music, and street and food vendors every Sunday. Bring your drum for the outdoor Drum Circle Workshop and the jam session at the World Stage. You’ll find fresh-made ice cream, jewelry, clothing, art classes, free entertainment, and fun.