For our AAPI Month Spring Workshop, we will be bringing in master instructors in various styles of Polynesian dance, language, and music. Over the course of the weekend we will host four to six interactive classes in dance, hand crafted cultural arts, and music (most likely live Tahitian drumming.) Our target audience for this weekend workshop is anyone identifying as a member of the Asian American & Pacific Islander community, as well as anyone allied with this community who has a willingness to learn in a culturally correct way.
Polynesian Arts Advocacy Council Of Michigan
Novi, MI
GIG Fund
FY2024
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