by Magdy Zara
As part of the Voices of Incarceration program, hosted by the San Francisco Public Library, the story of Andrew Winn, a prominent leader at the intersection of environmental and criminal justice, who currently serves as Executive Director of the Insight Garden Program, will soon be featured.
This program, called Dialogue: Voices of Incarceration, is based on listening to released people who share their first-hand experiences of incarceration.
Andrew Winn, as a former prisoner, brings a unique perspective to his work, emphasizing the transformative power of horticultural therapy in correctional settings and comprehensive reintegration support. Andrew is recognized for his expertise in addressing the challenges faced by people affected by the criminal justice system and for actively contributing to significant policy changes.
To be part of this experience you just have to go to the main library, located at 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco this Saturday, July 13, starting at 2 p.m.
Dance Classes at the San José Museum of Contemporary Art
Under the name CityDance San José, the Museum of Contemporary Art holds a day of socialization, music and dancing outdoors at the Circle of Palms, which also has live bands and a professional dance instructor, with whom you can perfect your dancing or learning skills.
During the dance classes, attendees can take a break and visit the different galleries and their respective exhibitions.
The CityDance for the month of July will be next Thursday the 18th starting at 6 p.m., at the Circle of Palms and the San José Museum of Art. Tickets are completely free and can be requested through their website https://sjmusart.org/event/citydance-jul-2024
SF headquarters of the XVI International Bachata Festival
The SFIBF is the perfect event for bachata and salsa lovers. Not only is it the first bachata festival in the US, but it also offers a wide range of over 70 workshops designed for dancers of all levels, from beginner to advanced.
The show lasts three days, during which you can choose which of the styles is your preference, including traditional bachata, modern bachata, sensual bachata, salsa, mambo and much more.
This festival will take place at Allegro Ballroom 12012 San Pablo Ave, Richmond; It will be open to people of all ages and will take place from July 19 to the 21st of the same month, at 12 p.m.
