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Eight smiling DYFIT dancers stand together in front of a mural on the wall of Ayeeyo Childcare Center on Lake Street. The mural is bright orange with blue, yellow and green shapes. Overlaid on top of the photo are the words: "Don't You Feel It Too?"
Don’t You Feel It Too?: 15 Years of Love & Movement!
Help SUPPORT A MILESTONE YEAR OF PUBLIC DANCE AND LIBERATION
We are thrilled and humbled to enter our 15th year of love and movement, and to celebrate it with you! What began as a four-day experiment in alternative protest has become an ongoing, creative contribution to the Twin Cities arts, activist, spiritual, and higher education communities. This coming year, we will feast on the experiences and build on the abundance of 15 years of Don’t You Feel It Too?
Please enjoy this photo series as a small taste of what’s to come. The words were inspired by Marcus Young's poem, Techniques (for dancing as protest) and Gabrielle Civil's essay, Public Mysteries: Don’t You Feel It Too? at the edge of imagining, used by permission of Coffee House Press from the déjà vu, 2022. There are many more stories to share. Enjoy with us a year of reflection, meaning making, and charting the next 15 years with a donation of any amount!
SINCE 2008, YOU’VE HELPED US BRING THE PRACTICE TO:
Plaza Centenario and Ayeeyo Childcare Center on Lake Street
the Rondo Community Library
Twin Cities Pride
Planned Parenthood
Clouds in Water Zen Center
George Floyd Square
colleges and universities across the country
our frozen lakes
to each other’s front yards
and many more!
Thank you for supporting DYFIT to be a thriving community of practice, a powerful way of learning and teaching, and a process of engagement and transformative change!
Checks can be made out to our fiscal sponsor, Springboard for the Arts, with “Don’t You Feel It Too?” in the memo line, and mailed to:
Don’t You Feel It Too?
℅ Marcus Young
787 Hampden Ave Unit 359
St. Paul, MN 55114
Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
What is Don’t You Feel it Too?
Anyone can do it. Don’t You Feel It Too? is a radical and accessible public dance practice of healing, art, and activism. Our work transforms peoples’ relationships to their bodies, the land, and our histories through whole-self, participatory art experiences. We practice embodied bravery to engage in social change.