Moving Through Possibilities

Live from Brooklyn
Wednesday, September 28
2:15-3:30 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time
Join us as we launch a new season of live-streamed Dance for PD​® classes from the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn, NY.

No registration required—just click below at the scheduled time.

Class taught by Uta Takamura | Music by William Wade

Dance for PD Brooklyn Class 7 - Dancing with Parkinson's D2L Capture Portal

The award ceremony for Orange Circle Award that we received for our Moving Through Possibilities program will be on September 17th. There will be a demo class and a reception following the ceremony. Please join us to celebrate! The RSVP link is below.

Moving Through Possibilities | SU Email Generator

I want to thank everyone for such a fantastic class yesterday! I appreciate the love, joy, encouragement, and inspiration you bring to our lives. For the last dance, you were just instructed to walk around the room randomly. Then, all of a sudden all I see was people doing twirls, spins, arabesques, waltzing across the room... Ah, you have no clue how excited I was!!! I cannot wait till next week!!

Here is our National Dance Day Celebration.. Choreo by "So You Think You Can Dance" All-Stars

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xFvwYh7J9w

National Dance Day 2016- Parkinson's Dance: Moving through possibilities We are Parkinson's Dance: Moving Through Possibilities from Syracuse, NY! Our free dance classes -Parkinson's Dance- redefines the acronym "PD" and is inspir...

Parkinson's Dance class will be learning this routine to join the celebration of National Dance Day across the Nation. Come join us!!

2016 National Dance Day Routine The Dizzy Feet Foundation is proud to present the official 2016 National Dance Day routine. Featuring "So You Think You Can Dance" All-Stars, Marko Germar, C...

Please join us for a celebration in honor
of the 2016 Tolley Medal Honoree

Dance for PD®
Moving Through Glass

We recognize and commend Mark Morris Dance Group and SS+K, in collaboration with Firefall Pro and Amos Bloomberg, for developing and producing Moving Through Glass, a Google Glass application. The innovative application serves as an “intuitive, portable, dance-based toolkit” for people living with Parkinson’s disease.

The William Pearson Tolley Medal
Syracuse University established the Tolley Medal in 1966 to recognize outstanding contributions by national and international leaders in what was then known as adult education. In naming the award for former Chancellor William Pearson Tolley (who served from 1942-1969), SU’s Board of Trustees paid tribute to a man whose own interest was expressed in consistent, personal support of Syracuse’s program and of adult education activities worldwide.

Thursday, June 2
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Syracuse University Fisher Center
136 Madison Ave, New York
(Entrance on East 31st Street)
RSVP by May 31 to [email protected]