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Hello everyone! Thank you for following our journey with DancingFish thus far. We want to introduce ourselves to you a little more fully.


Meet Sarah: Sarah has been planning social gatherings for as long as she can remember. It's important to her that people have the opportunity to come together and connect, whether that be around a specific cause or simply doing something that they enjoy together. She's the proud mom of a little chippy pup named Pringle, and, along with Rachel, a new member of the Minneapolis music scene. She started DancingFish Events to leverage her love of community building and networking to do good in the Minneapolis community and beyond.




Meet Rachel: Rachel’s love of planning events stems from her mom’s game nights. She realized how a bowl of chips and a couple of dice can make a night that people look forward to every month. She’s a Minnesota transplant from the beautiful state of Virginia, a lover of national parks, and a folk musician. She joined Sarah on the DancingFish journey to create the type of community she moved across the country for. With Rachel, there’s no job too hard, no drive too far, and no mead too sweet.


Ready to learn more? Reach out!


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Thank you so much for joining us for Art4Change this weekend.

And a very special thank you to A Sunken Ship Irony for inspiring our confectionary treats and for putting on a "weird and sad" show this weekend.

Many thanks to our collaborator and friend Imani McCray, PNA Hall, all of the art vendors, and to musicians Sam and J, Andy Nelson, Emmy Woods, Jake Gau, The Daily Norm, JustHANO, and Tim DeJonge. We can't wait to put on another show with you soon!


If you are looking for help with your next event, look no further. We are here to help make your event a success. Fill out this form to get started!


Much love,

Sarah and Rachel

DancingFishies

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We want to support your work/music at this community event in NE Minneapolis May 19-21! Sign up to sell your work, perform, or volunteer by filling out this volunteer form.


Even if you aren't performing or selling your work, please stop by between 5 pm and 8 pm Friday, or from 2 to 8 pm Saturday and Sunday to see us at Northeast Social in Minneapolis.


Here is the official announcement:


We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Be the Change: Photos pop-up exhibition, which will take place on May 19th, 20th, and 21st at Northeast Social in Minneapolis. This event is particularly special for us, as we will be previewing Imani C. McCray's photo series "Love thy Neighbor", which will be shown at the American Swedish Institute in 2025.


In collaboration with other local Minneapolis artists, we have put together a pop-up exhibition titled "Art 4 Change" to bring awareness to Imani's upcoming trip to document the plight of the Palestinians under occupation in Jerusalem. As you may know, Jerusalem has been under Israeli occupation since 1967, with many Palestinians living under oppressive conditions. Through Imani's lens, we hope to shed light on the struggles of these people and inspire change.


We would like to invite you, your friends, and your family to take part in our Art 4 Change pop-up and enjoy live music, art, food, and artist talks. All are welcome!






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