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Board:
Erik Bryan Slavin (Chair)
Natasha Blank
Mahayana Landowne
David Leventhal
Greg Miller
Philip Ribolow
Steering Commitee:
Greg Miller, Executive Director
Mel Alvarez, Project Manager
Shireen Dickson, Education
Nikki Creary, Production
DJ McDonald, Curatorial
Chauncey Dainridge, Social
Hal Lamster, Web
Natalya Grigoriev, Finance
Victoria Behr, Legal
Brian Austin, Creative
Honorary Committee:
(Power Team & Grand Marshals)
Savion Glover
Jawolle Willa Jo Zollar
Jacqulyn Buglisi
Baba Chuck Davis
Louie Vega
Ashley Tuttle
Elisa Monte
Bill Shannon
Trevor Hochman
Peter Zehren
Samir Bitar
Mel Alvarez
Jonathan Peters
Charles Reinhart
“Billy Elliot” (Joseph Harrington)
Kat Waldish
Amy Marshall
Jellybean Benitez
Elizabeth Zimmer
Ellenore Scott
Don Campbell "Campbellock"
Morocco (Carolina Varga Dinicu)
Luis Salgado
Luigi
Kool Herc
Danny Tenaglia
Djoniba Mouflet
Advisory Board:
Jeanne Fleming
David Katz
Teddie Kern
David Koren
Anil Kumar
Joseph McElroy
Fred Shequine
Jenneth Webster
Production:
Nikki Creary (Chair)
DJ McDonald
Marjorie Liebman
Snehal Waghuld
Carrie Batista
Deborah Butler
Daniel Kahn
Suzie Sims-Fletcher
Disco Mike Park
Bobby Speakerwire
Jenny Hong Tan
Marcia Monteiro
Donnie D'Amato
Barbara Anglisz
Phil Ribolow
Nick Cordua
Chauncey Dandridge
Mariana Bekerman-Taglienti
Luis Vargas
Lena Enzy
Teddy Yohay
Sarah Hannah
Kate Peila
Educational Outreach
Shireen Dickson (Chair)
Marjorie Liebman
Finance:
Natalya Grigoriev (Chair)
David Bruno
Elizabeth Zaklama
Jenny Hong Tan
Legal:
Victoria Behr (Chair)
Carmen Casado
Marketing:
Chauncey Dandridge
Brian Austin
Tatiana Smith
Hal Lamster
James Wurster
Rebecca Myles
Amanda Alston
David Williams
Tai Nakadda
Svetlana Strezeva
Jaime Jaget
Thank You 2013 Sponsors:
NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs
NYS Council on the Arts
Lower Manhattan Cultural
NYC Parks & Recreation
NYC & Co Foundation
SAG-AFTRA
Ovation TV
Dance NYC
The Ailey Extension
Dance New Amsterdam
Pink Tutu Ballet
Deutsche Bank
WBAI 99.5fm
Flavorplill
Gratitude*NYC
Sparkling Ice
Dixon Place
Naked Juices
Art from the Heart
Interested to sponsor 2014?
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It takes Two to Tango and we invite you to join us!
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Happy Holidays from all of our Dance Parade New York's organizers, dancers and teaching artists in schools & community programs.
Be The Momentum, our 2014 theme, is a call to action: We invite you this holiday season to make a donation and help create memories that can last a lifetime! As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, we rely on generous donors to make our programs possible. Our passionate staff is excited to bring you Dance Parade, DanceFest and our Community Engagement Programs described below.
Look out for our Indiegogo Campaign for exciting perks in January and click here to pitch in with a 100% tax-deductible donation--Any amount will help!
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Come join us for a dance, volunteer or donate today.
Thanks so very much,
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Board of Directors, Dance Parade New York
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1) The 8th Annual Dance Parade
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For the past seven years, Dance Parade New York has become the world's largest event to celebrate the diversity of dance. We are well into production for our 8th Annual Dance Parade and are gathering over 10,000 dancers to celebrate more than 75 styles of dance and culture.
Get Ready! On May 18th 2014, Dance Parade will boogie down Broadway in the heart of Manhattan, sashay through Union Square and leap across Saint Marks Place. YOU can enable never seen before dance and choreography that highlight the human experience -- everything from Ballet to Breakdance, Two-step to Dub-Step and African to Zydeco--all in dazzling outfits, with live bands, djs and decorated floats.
Dance Parade is for EVERYONE!
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2) DanceFest after the Parade!
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The parade culminates in Tompkins Square Park where DanceFest kicks off unforgettable performances on four stages--with dance lessons, roaming performers, experience dance booths and an epic dance party--all FREE to the public.
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With your support our charitable programs will bring dance to underserved schools, recreation and senior centers throughout New York City's five boroughs.
In the past few months, we've already brought the joy of movement and rhythm to New Yorkers. In September, we kicked off our season by throwing a House music party featuring Louie Vega and a host of other djs, presenting dance at New York's largest holiday event -- Winter's Eve at Lincoln Square and are offering weekly classes to Seniors in Manhattan.
In 2014, our Community Engagement programs will allow students to enjoy Family Fitness Winter workshops, six week Cultural Residencies and -- new this year -- "Ageless Action," a program specifically designed to keep seniors moving!
If your school, community or senior center is interested in one of our popular education programs, click here for our Community Engagement brochure.
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In keeping with tradition since 2008, all of our education programs, whether they are for students in schools, community or senior centers, end their programs with participation in the 8th Annual Dance Parade and DanceFest!
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