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Music & Dance for Elders
“Good things happen when good seeds are planted.”
The Cultivation Project is a free, year-round music & dance program made specially for elders. Classes are hosted every day across San Antonio. Take a look at our class schedule below and call your closest center for more information!
Monday
Dr. Dance & the Wellness Wizard, with Rosie Torres and Jacque Salame. Mondays 9:30am, Good Samaritan Community Center 1600 Saltillo St., 78207
210-434-5531
Tuesday
Rhythm Royale Percussion Ensemble: at D-5 with George Cisneros, Jon Anderson & Mark Kusey. Tuesdays 10am, District 5 Senior Center 2701 S. Presa, 78210 210-207-5270
Wednesday
Dance Alegria: at D-3 with Rosie Torres and Jacque Salame. Wednesdays 10am, District 3 South Side Lions Center 3303 Pecan Valley Dr. 78210
210-207-1760
Thursday
Dance Alegria: at Normoyle with Rosie Torres and Jacque Salame. Thursdays 10am, Normoyle Center 700 Culberson Avenue 78225 210-207-5650
Friday
“A Bailar”: at Barbara Robbie Robinette Center with Rosie Torres and Jacque Salame. Fridays 9:30am, District 4 Barbara ‘Robbie’ Robinette Center 1423 S. Ellison Dr.
Bldg 2, 78245 210-207-3260
Sing 4 Joy – Vocal Jazz Ensemble at D-2 With Yvette Hardin, George Cisneros & Jon Anderson. Fridays 10am, District 2 Senior Center 1751 South W.W. White Road 78220
210-207-5390
Click here to watch the Sing for Joy Ensemble perform at the District 2 Senior Center! (7/15/22)
For more information contact us at: events@urban15.org
MISSION STATEMENT
URBAN-15 creates. We cultivate talent, inspire imagination, and bring joy to our community through Music, Movement and Media.
Our programs create:
* Art that merges Traditional Latino Culture, Contemporary Aesthetics and Creative Technologies
* Educational programs that develop skills and imagination,
* Life-long participation in artistic exploration for both artists and the community.
We are transforming our community through a philosophy of inclusion that breaks prejudicial barriers of size, age, gender, class, religion, ethnicity, race; targeting economic and social disparity; Revolutionizing access to Music, Movement and Media.

Josiah Film Festival
Open only to filmmakers 21 years old and younger, the Josiah Media Festival is URBAN-15’s annual nationwide film and media event. Encore screenings will air through January. Click below for festival schedule!

Hidden Histories
Watch all episodes of Hidden Histories, an online video series that uncovers and preserves the stories, lives and places that make San Antonio a cultural treasure.

Mega Corazon
Part of National Poetry Month activities, Mega Corazón takes place each April. Performances are livestreamed to poetry lovers around the world.
Thank You
We are grateful for the City of San Antonio Department of Arts and Cultures sponsorship and others support of these organizations which allows us to provide our wide range of programs to the people of San Antonio, of Texas and the world.
Support Us
Our work is only possible through the support of friends like you. We’re committed to a philosophy of inclusion that crosses lines of gender, class, race, and religion. Breaking prejudicial barriers of size, age, and norms of physical beauty, we have transformed the way our community celebrates and revolutionized community access to music, media and dance. Your donations help us provide our free youth and senior arts programs back to the community and continue our mission.
Contact Us
URBAN-15 Group | 2500 S. Presa, San Antonio TX, 78210 | 210-736-1500
urban15@dcci.com | events@urban15.org | josiahfesival@urban15.org
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