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Square dancing is an American tradition with at least two couples dancing together to form a square. This weekend, a festival that usually convenes in West Coast cities is coming inland and to Boise for the first time.
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This weekend, Boise will celebrate people from many cultural backgrounds.
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For more than a decade, the Open Arms Dance Project has been bringing people of different ages and abilities together for one purpose: to create joy through art.
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Each Monday afternoon, a special group of dancers gather in downtown boise for an hour of music and movement.
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Ballet Idaho is taking to the stage for their first show of the year, Anthology. The performance is made up of three unique dances showcasing diverse choreography and music for a special evening of entertainment.
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Each Monday we're bringing you our series Expressive Idaho where we visit the spaces of artists who are keeping folk traditions alive in our state.
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LED is kicking off a new project, sparking imagination with movement and music.
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This year marks a special time for the Boise Valley Square Dance Hall as it's celebrating its 45th anniversary.
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Since 2009 the "Open Arms Project" has been redefining dance and what it means to move and make art. The group includes dancers of all ages and abilities. And this Thursday and Friday they will be wrapping up their latest season with two final performances, exploring themes of civility and compassion and how they are cultivated.
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Earlier this month Ballet Idaho was recognized for their role in promoting gender equity within the world of dance by the Dance Data Project. Idaho Matters talks with Ballet Idaho's Artistic Director and one of their choreographers to find out how we can bring more awareness to the gender gap in ballet and what it meant to the company to be recognized in this way.