Eclipse Fusion - Walk with Pride: Footwork to Moves to Connection Workshop 2

To celebrate Pride Month, our music and lessons are all coming from our queer community members. We hope you'll come celebrate with us! *Pre-registration closes at 5pm the day before the event. There are limited walk-in spots, so please consider pre-registering as it helps our instructor plan! Save $5 off registration if you enroll by Saturday, 6/8! **Important Note: Our event will be taking place in two locations, but I can only include one in this listing. Our workshop from 12–4 will take place at Salsa y Control in Allston at 161 Harvard Ave Unit 13b, and our 5–6:30 practica will be at our usual venue, Beacon Hill Friends House. This is the second of two workshops in Walk with Pride. Attending Part 1 is NOT required in order to attend Part 2. Instructor: Lucas-Michael Jones of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BalterDanceBoston/" target="_blank">Balter Dance</a> Saturday, June 1, 12–4pm and 5–6:30pm Walk with Pride: Footwork to Moves to Connection 1 12–4pm Lucas-Michael presents two workshops on the benefits of footwork. Drawing from house, tango, ballroom and more, delve into diverse footwork systems. Discover how these techniques elevate your moves and connections. Part 2 will focus on play. Part 2 will explore passes, whips, and ochos in a fusion context. Pre-registered attendees will receive an email with more information prior to the event. Practice, 5–6:30pm (only open to workshop attendees) We'll play some music, and you can dance! Lucas-Michael will be available to answer your questions, dance with you if you would like (don’t be afraid to ask!), and offer guidance to dancers of all skill levels. The practica is only open to people who signed up for the workshop. -- Entry:&nbsp;$25-80, sliding scale (suggested: $53 - you can adjust the amount before payment). Note: entry fee goes toward paying our venue, instructors, and supplies. Vaccination:&nbsp;Required (except medical exemptions). Masks:&nbsp;Required except when eating or drinking. Double surgical or better. We will provide masks for a fee at the door. Public transit access:&nbsp;We encourage taking public transportation, as it's the best way to access the venue. All four trains are within walking distance (!), and so are a few buses. The times listed are walking distance. • Green Line - Park St, 6min or Gov't Center - 11 min • Orange/Red Lines - Downtown Crossing - 9min • Red Line - Park St, 6 min or Charles/MGH - 10min • Blue Line - Bowdoin - 11min • 43 bus - 2min • 15, 39 buses - 6min • SL5 - 7min • 343 bus - 11min Parking - Garage:&nbsp;You can purchase a parking pass from us for $10 for the Boston Common Garage once you arrive at the venue (you can park your car at the garage first). Use this pass when exiting rather than the ticket you were issued by the machine. Pick up the pass when you check in at the front desk. NOTE: If you attend Eclipse later in the evening, you only need to purchase one pass for the WHOLE DAY. Parking - Street:&nbsp;Metered parking on Beacon, Charles, and Cambridge Streets. Other information: • Do not enter any space that is marked as private. • In an effort to respect the dancers and dance space, please move conversations and longer breaks to the parlor or patio area. They're comfy, we promise. 🙂 • The gender-neutral restroom is adjacent to the main hall. • Light refreshments will be provided, including tea. We encourage you to bring your own water bottle, but there are mugs for tea. •&nbsp;An Eclipse organizer will be taking pictures. Please let us know if we should remove any images of you at any time. • Accessibility info: If you have any accessibility needs, please email the organizers at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:eclipse.fusion.boston@gmail.com" target="_blank">eclipse.fusion.boston@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;prior to the event. The hall and restroom are accessible through a garden-level entrance. • Please read our code of conduct prior to attending:&nbsp;<a href="https://eclipse.dance/code-of-conduct/%EF%BF%BC%E2%80%A2" target="_blank">https://eclipse.dance/code-of-conduct/</a> • Please reach out via Facebook messenger or email if you have any questions.

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