Jonathan gonzalez

In PRACTICE, Afro-Diasporic cultural idioms are interwoven through dance, sound, speech acts, and design to incite the critical through-lines of creolized expressive arts formed within the greater Caribbean and Turtle Island.

Performed within the historic open-air setting of La Plaza at The Clemente Soto Veléz Cultural Center, this one-night engagement invites audience members into the performative practice as party-goers to celebrate the gift of gathering, and hold space for the long emancipatory uses of culture by African-descendants in the supposed “New World” for radical place-making and liberation.

Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
Food provided by Que Chevere, drinks provided by Teatro Sea and The Clemente.