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An electrifying evening of dance & live jazz music awaits! View email in your browser URBAN BUSH WOMEN'S WALKING WITH 'TRANE NEW SEATS ADDED DUE TO DEMAND! GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST Experience unbridled energy, innovative choreography and live music! An unstoppable force in American dance pays powerful tribute to the life of John Coltrane and his revelatory jazz suite, A Love Supreme. THIS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT THE VETS • GET TICKETS DOORS OPEN AT 7PM FOR FIRSTWORKS JUMPSTARTS COME EARLY FOR A SHOWCASE OF LOCAL TALENT VETS SECOND FLOOR LOBBY Enjoy jazz by RI's own Leland Baker Quartet! 7-7:30PM  Read Follow The Soul Trane's interview on the group's own tribute to John Coltrane at Aurora last year. IN THE VETS GALLERY Central Falls High School African Drummers and Dancers 7:15-7:25PM  Hip-hop and spoken word by Thr3e Live Dance Company 7:25-7:50PM HOUSE OPENS AT 7:30PM • WALKING WITH 'TRANE STARTS AT 8PM JAZZ BRUNCH THIS SUNDAY RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED THROUGH FRIDAY @ 2PM Join us and members of Urban Bush Women as we wrap up theirFirstWorks residency with a specialty brunch menu created by the culinary team at The Dorrance! Jazz performed by Rhode Island’s own Travis Colby Band. Enjoy relaxed conversation while savoring a buffet of Assorted House Made Muffins, Scones and Sugar Cookies, Fresh Seasonal Fruit and a “Build Your Own Parfait” Station, Rosemary Belgian Waffles, Applewood Smoked Bacon and Chicken Sausage Bar and Complimentary Prosecco Bar with Bellinis and Mimosas—all while enjoying soul-nourishing jazz. • MORE INFO FEBRUARY 28, 10:30AM-12:30PM THE DORRANCE GET TICKETS Advance reservation required. Tickets will NOT be available at the door. Share Tweet Forward Urban Bush Women in RI: Art Activating Community For three decades Urban Bush Women’s powerful moves have shaken theaters and inspired communities celebrating the culture of the African diaspora. As part of their five-month project with FirstWorks this season, Urban Bush Women return to Providence for two jam-packed weeks of workshops, community dinners, performances and talks. VIEW EVENT SCHEDULE A Widening the Circle: Intersections of Dance, Music, Community, and Social Change initiative presented by FirstWorks, American Dance Legacy Initiative, and Rites and Reason Theatre in collaboration with Artists and Scientists as Partners, Brown University, RISD Center for Student Involvement, Rhythm of Change Festival, and Urban Bush Women. Copyright © 2016 FirstWorks, All rights reserved. unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences