The evening will begin with one solo performance followed by two choreographed group performances that explore themes of the anxieties and uncertainties surrounding finishing school and what to do in a post-grad life, mental and physical wellness as they relate to the creative process, and how we process the climate crisis as individuals and a community. The solo performance features choreography by Twin Cities artist Zoé Henrot.

On Friday 12/10, the second half of the evening will include an hour-long event consisting of two presentations that explore Women in Politics and Dance, and Bridging the Gap Between Dance and Science at the Center for Art and Dance CAD305 (third/top level). 

Both the concert and event are free and open to the public with no ticket required. General seating begins at 6:30pm. Vaccination proof is required as well as mask-wearing.