Afro Cuban Workshop with Kimberly Miguel Mullen - Sat. June 23rd

Hola Rumberos!

A lot of you have been asking for Afro-Cuban workshops in North County and now this is your chance to get some instructions from a world known Artist. Kimberly is amazing and you will not be disappointed! She has been featured in magazines, has her own DVD’s and has travelled all over the world teaching and performing. She spends the majority of her time in Cuba and has learned from and trains with the best of the best. We have been trying to make this happen for some time and luckily for us the stars have finally aligned, this will be a real treat that you won’t want to miss! 

California Center For The Arts, Escondido 
SATURDAY, June 23, 2018
11:00AM To 1:00PM 

Cost: $20 pre-pay and $25 at the door
To prepay please use VenMo: @kimberly-mullen

KIMBERLY MIGUEL MULLEN
Kimberly Miguel Mullen, M.A. is an international touring dance artist and cultural ethnologist who travels the world to create links among cultures through the expression of dance. The Los Angeles Times has described her movement as "spectacularly supple," owing to her natural beauty, grace and technical expression of sacred and secular cultural dance forms from the Caribbean, Cuba & Brazil. Among her many achievements over the course of her 20+ year professional dance career, she is a University Dance Professor, a solo performance artist, an international award winning DVD artist & choreographer, Retreat facilitator, and Co-Founder of Tambor Y Danza Cuba, a cultural arts Drum & Dance Immersion Program in Cuba. 

Kimberly offers spirited AfroCaribe (mainly AfroCuban) & AfroBrazilian dance classes, workshops, residencies, retreats and cultural arts immersion programs worldwide. She has been featured globally in major Publications and Magazines: Vogue India, Kee Magazine Hong Kong, ELLE, US Magazine, Oxygen, Fitness, Health Magazine, Women's World and People, etc. In 2012, she was featured on the cover of Conscious Dancer Magazine's dance travel issue. Kimberly divides her time between the United States and the Caribbean.