Daniel and the Company have a long and rich history of producing live and remote interactive events. During the pandemic, many remote events occurred. If you are interested in organizing an event, whether it is a workshop, class, critique, lecture, performance, or community-engaging event such as Dance on the Green, the nonprofit is available to tailor a program that will best suit your needs.

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DANCE ON THE GREEN

Dance on the Green, a highly-interactive teaching event, creates inclusive spaces where diversity is celebrated. Designed to promote the physical and social benefits of communal dancing, and to increase an understanding of global culture, this program brings communities together through a common shared experience. The event teaches fun, simple-to-learn folk dances from around the world and introduces dances to people of differing physical abilities and dance backgrounds. Finding the greatest common denominator, and never dumbing things down, the program is audience-proof and a blast! With a long and varied history, DOTG has been replicated over the past two decades in a range of venues with a range of institutional partners including: the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation; Friends of Fort Tryon Trust; Manhattan’s Summer on the Hudson; University Settlement’s camp in Beacon, NY; The MV Preservation Trust in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard; The Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, NY; and various community centers, universities, colleges, and schools nationally and internationally. Over many years numerous programs have been produced such as Dance at the Park, Dance on the Water, and Dance at the Gym. Regardless of the name, the event has stayed the same, creating a vibrant, fun, multi-generational shared experience where everyone can join the dance. The event is central to the educational philosophy and programming of Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company.