Dance Mission Theater: PASEO ARTÍSTICO – Fogo Na Roupa

PASEO ARTÍSTICO CELEBRATES 10 YEARS ON CALLE 24 LATINO CULTURAL DISTRICT with its 10th Anniversary BLOCK PARTY! Harrison Street between 24th and 23rd Streets 11AM-6PM Free and outdoors! Dance Mission has been a proud PASEO ARTÍSTICO partner for the past 10 years! We are excited to host Fogo Na Roupa at 5:30pm on the Harrison Street stage — directly following the Clothes on Fire show at Dance Mission at 3pm! The Mission District’s FREE bimonthly community art stroll PASEO ARTÍSTICO celebrates its 10th Anniversary October 10th with an outdoor Block Party featuring a live music stage, arts and crafts vendors, kids activities, interactive community murals and more. This month also features a sneak peek at a new work in progress by Paul S. Flores, “Clothes on Fire: The Carlos Aceituno Story” a docutheater samba-musical featuring the legendary AfroBrazilian carnaval drum and dance group Fogo Na Roupa. Clothes on Fire is part of Acción Latina’s “History Matters in the Mission” series intended to activate the archives from El Tecolote Newspaper and is also presented in partnership with Dance Mission Theater. SHOW ORDER 11AM-12PM DJ Project / Horizons 11:45AM Welcome: MC: Producer Paul S. Flores / Acción Latina 11:50AM-11:55AM Nico Gonzales Medina / Acción Latina (KIDS ARTS TABLE) 12PM-12:30 MDYMP/Community Music Center (MUSIC) 12:35-12:40 Made in the City (VENDORS) 12:45PM-1:15 Liliana Herrera / BRAVA (MUSIC) 1:20-1:25 Precita Eyes (VISUAL) 1:30-2PM Sin Frontera Dreams & El Corazon de la Misión Baila / Calle 24 (MUSIC) 2:20-2:25 Artillery Ceramic Studio (VISUAL community mural) 2:15-2:45pm DJ Quest/ HORIZONS DJ Project 2:50-2:55PM Amanda Ayala (VISUAL) 3PM-3:30PM Kim Font / Medicine forNightmares (MUSIC) 3:30-3:45 DJs **3PM-5PM Clothes on Fire @ Dance Mission Theater 3316 24th Street 3:45-4:30 Agua Pura / Accion Latina (Salsa MUSIC) 4:30-4:45 DJs 4:45-5:30PM Inti Mystica / Encuentritos (MUSIC) 5:30 DJs 5:30-6PM Fogo Na Roupa / Dance Mission (DANCE & MUSIC ) MCs: Josue Rojas, Fatima Ramirez and Imelda Carrasco