Flamenco Louisville is the oldest flamenco organization in the area, providing a home for flamenco performers, students, and aficionados.
We offer classes, workshops and educational programs,
as well as being available to provide professional and student dancers and musicians for a variety of performance situations.
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The Premiere Performances of La Esencia |
An original Flamenco Louisville production. -September 19, at the Center for Global Education -September 21, at Tennessee Tech University More details and more performance dates to come!
September 4, at 8:15pm, join us at theMain Stage of the Louisville WorldFest. Flamenco Louisville will be joined by special guests: Duane Corn & Robert Elliot of Lexington.
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Weekly Classes
Children's Sevillanas
Adult Beginning Technique
Beginner/Intermediate: Bulerias
Sevillanas with Castanets
Intermediate/Advanced Intense Flamenco Technique
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Flamenco at the Louisville Ballet School |
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Spanish Nights at BLU Mediterranean Grille
2nd & 4th Fridays of the Month, 7:00pm – 9:30 pm
Next performance: August 27, 2010
At BLU Mediterranean Grille, in the Downtown Marriot.
Two sizzling sets from Flamenco Louisville, plus a very special Spanish Night Menu from the Chef.
Featuring Suzanne Allen, cantaora; Paul T. Carney, guitar/cajon; and Paula Collins & Diana Dinicola, bailaoras.
Special guests: Larissa Mora and Grace Mican-Work, bailoras.
Call (502) 627-5045, or BluGrille.com |
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Flamenco Fanfare
By Jill Hoskins
 Since moving to Kentucky in 1999, Home At Last and Flamenco have been two of my greatest passions.
Many folks have heard of Flamenco, but still aren't quite sure what it is, often confusing it with other types of Latin dances like Tango or Salsa. Flamenco is a style of music and dance that originated in the Andalusian region of Spain, combines guitar, singing, percussion, and elevates it to an extraordinary level.
Most of the time, these two, very different interests have very little to do one another. Animal advocacy and Spanish guitar? Homeless animals and crazy fast footwork? Sanctuary life and castanets? I think you get the idea. But on June 19th, for one phenomenal evening they had everything to do with each other!
Flamenco Louisville, accompanied by musicians from Alma Gitana, put on an amazing show at Natasha's Bistro in Lexington all to benefit Home At Last. It was an evening filled with inspired performances, gorgeous costumes, and of course, lots of passion! |
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