Dance can be a way to express yourself, but it can also be a way to meet people and find community. Kansas Citians have tangoed, sashayed, two-stepped, and boogied all over the streets and dance floors of this city for decades. But what's new in the scene? What are the cultures of dancing in our city? And, are there still places to dance?
Guests:
- Cat Mahari, movement artist, opening new dance space on Kansas City's East Side
- Nicole English, adjunct sociology instructor, UMKC, dance teacher
- Howard Carney, avid salsa dancer and promoter, Saturday Salsa Kansas City
