Join Christal Brown & Lida Winfield Showcasing Same But Different includes more than 100 artists in performances and workshops, including two Artist Showcase Watch parties!

Performances that mingle dance with theater, poetry, and collective writing
Tap Dance and Mexican Zapateado drawn from interviews with farmworkers

Christal is the Founding Artistic Director of INSPIRIT, a performance ensemble and educational conglomerate dedicated to bringing female choreographers together to collaborate and show new work, expanding the views of women of all ages, and being a constant source of inspiration to its audience as well as members. 

Black Diaspora, created by Eva Yaa Asantewaa, Senior Director of Curation at Gibney, is a pilot program designed to address the needs of emerging Black dance/performance artists from a variety of cultural backgrounds an dance/performance techniques and traditions. 

Join me Coach Christal for a live chat with 10 current Steps and Stages clients from The DreamBuilder Group, Life Mastery, and Into Your Genius for a candid conversation about their personal transformation, growth, dreams, and how Vision transforms your day-to-day activities into a life you love living.

Coach Christal #theVisionCoach
will be offering a vision-building workshop and 1-1 coaching session!

"As a coach, I leverage my creativity as an artist, my communication as an educator, and my strategies as an entrepreneur into programs and courses that transform dreams into realities." 

This workshop series allows our community, regardless of their dance experience or training, a creative mode to learn about and appreciate African diasporic cultures, whose contributions to contemporary dance are often underexplored. Modern Dance taught from an Africanist Perspective with Christal Brown 

A collaboration between Christal Brown and Lida Winfield, With Learning To Walk The Talk Series #2

A collaboration between Christal Brown and Lida Winfield, exploring their similarities and differences in a cultural commentary on race, age, and gender. 42 years young and recently orphaned, both of them grew up inhabiting small towns and lived the rigors of being artists, professors, educators, and survivors of life.

Join the Springfield Meetinghouse Online on Sunday, October 10th for The Opportunity to Improvise at 10 am. Scholars and dance artists, Christal Brown and Lida Winfield share the process of turning curiosity, trust and improvisation into an artistic reflection on race, age, gender, and surviving life.

This early exposure to social responsibility innately produced a strong desire in Brown to put her gifts to work for the greater good. Her evolution combines her creativity, educational gifts and love for people into a dynamic coaching, facilitation, and consulting practice designed to create vision and sustain change.

Come be part of the CONVERGENCE CELEBRATION! We will gather to create a flow of nineteen 25’ silk cyanotype river-like banners made by communities across Vermont, from the roof of the museum to the riverside! Follow guided movement to joyfully cascade, ripple and converge the multiple banners into one River performance