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Dance Group “Dances of Our Heritage”

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Latin American School Dance Group “Dances of Our Heritage” The Latin American School dance group aims to celebrate and preserve the cultural diversity of Latin America through dance. We transmit the beauty and meaning of traditional and folk dances that are a fundamental part of our Latin identity. “Every dance on stage is a tribute to our roots.” Read more...
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Antonio Alanís

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Artistic Statement Antonio Alanís is a Mexican American artist raised in Durham, North Carolina. Her interest in working in non-profit organizations and her teaching experience allow her to use the visual arts to build bridges of understanding between diverse cultures. He uses his Mexican-American background, educational background, and passion for the visual arts to raise cultural awareness of Latin Americans Read more...