Events at this location

Join us for an afternoon of music and art focused on the craft of Upcycling. Bring an old T-shirt and have it transformed into a one-of-a-kind work of art! The show will close with an hour of dancing and movement! Coffee will be provided by Airship. Delta Biscuits will be serving until 1 pm

 DanceChance NWA is a dance showcase that actively provides a platform for local choreographers to create new work. Featuring a cohort of twelve choreographers presented across four works-in-progress showings at CACHE Studios, DanceChance NWA will culminate in a final showcase of all the dance works at the Momentary in May 2023. The goal is to give emerging and established choreographers an opportunity to 1) Share new work with the community, 2) Engage in audience and mentor feedback sessions utilizing the Liz Lerman Critical Response Process, and 3) Incorporate those responses back into the rehearsal process in order to further develop the work for a final showing. DanceChance NWA also aims to give dance audiences access to dance performance with a low barrier for entry that allows for questioning and dialogue to help build fluency around the art of dance making.

Tickets available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dancechance-nwa-24-tickets-548087483417

Join the company of 
Growing Our Own Gardens
for a 
Docu/Dance Community Workshop

March 18 & 19 
12:30pm – 2pm

CACHE Studios 
1004 SE 5th Street 
Bentonville, AR 72712
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Join us as we move through and reflect on the rich and vibrant LGBTQ histories of Arkansas, and find connection with our own stories. In these workshops, we will use movement and storytelling to explore how our creative capacities can help us imagine and enact the worlds we want and need, all while bringing our bodies to this conversation. All are welcome! Come as you are!

Join the company of 
Growing Our Own Gardens
for a 
Docu/Dance Community Workshop

March 18 & 19 
12:30pm – 2pm

CACHE Studios 
1004 SE 5th Street 
Bentonville, AR 72712
​
Join us as we move through and reflect on the rich and vibrant LGBTQ histories of Arkansas, and find connection with our own stories. In these workshops, we will use movement and storytelling to explore how our creative capacities can help us imagine and enact the worlds we want and need, all while bringing our bodies to this conversation. All are welcome! Come as you are!