Return of the dance: Cumbe Center in Bed-Stuy reopens
The dance studio opened in 2012. When the pandemic hit, they were forced to host all their dance classes online.
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Sep 18, 2021, 10:23 PM
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17h agoCumbe Center for African and Diaspora Dance is celebrating the reopening
of its dance studio, located in Bedford-Stuyvesant, with free or donation-based
public instructed dance.
The dance studio opened in 2012. When the pandemic hit, they were forced
to host all their dance classes online.
Co-founder Jimena Martinez says she is grateful to be open again.
News 12’s Dorissa White has more on Saturday’s festivities.
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