Folklorico Latino de Woodland
Nurturing Awareness of Mexican Culture through
DANCE, MUSIC, SONG, and FOLKLORE
Nurturing Awareness of Mexican Culture through
DANCE, MUSIC, SONG, and FOLKLORE
During this unprecedented time, FLdW is doing our best to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we begin with in-person classes again, we hope to provide options to those who are ready to return while taking the necessary precautions to do so safely.
Zoom classes will continue to be offered for those who wish to continue practicing at home.
FLdW students and parents, please reach out to your instructors for more information regarding classes.
Our Mission
Founded in 1986 by James Harvey-Keith, Helena Ochoa, and Marina Ramirez, Folklorico Latino de Woodland, a non-profit 503c organization, is devoted to promoting awareness of Mexican culture through dance, music, song, and folklore through performances and by participating in local community events.
We accomplish this through performances of traditional Mexican dances from various regions of Mexico held during the year at both private functions as well as community events throughout Yolo and Sacramento Counties and culminating in our annual show at the end of the year.
We believe strongly in higher education and as such FLdW offers the Marina Ramirez Youth Scholarship to active FLdW members graduating from high school and choosing to continue their education at a College or University.
We accomplish this through performances of traditional Mexican dances from various regions of Mexico held during the year at both private functions as well as community events throughout Yolo and Sacramento Counties and culminating in our annual show at the end of the year.
We believe strongly in higher education and as such FLdW offers the Marina Ramirez Youth Scholarship to active FLdW members graduating from high school and choosing to continue their education at a College or University.
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Youth Classes
Through dance, children and teens can develop self-confidence, physical strength and flexibility, while achieving a healthy balance of self-discipline, positive body image and creative expression all while learning about Mexican culture. Just as importantly, the kids will have a lot of fun while doing it. To participate, youth members must be 6 years or older. All new students start in Zacatecano class to determine level and skill Zacatecanos: Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Jaliscienses: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Veracruzanos: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Chihuahuences: Mondays & Fridays, 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Rates are: $40.00 per month with a one time $35.00 registration fee as well as 30 hours of volunteer work. Address: 439 Second Street, Woodland Ca 95695 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Adult Classes If you're an adult (18 and over) looking to continue your Folklorico dance, break out of the hum-drum of work or going to the gym, or interested in taking your first ever Folklorico class, you'll also be amazed at the community and family spirit of support and love for dance here at FLdW. Diversity is our greatest strength, with people of all age and experience levels exercising together and having fun. Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm Washington Neighborhood Center 400 16th St Sacramento, CA 95814 |
On behalf of everyone at FLdW,
Thank you for your Sponsorship
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“To dance is to be out of yourself. Larger, more beautiful, more powerful…
This is power, it is glory on earth and it is yours for the taking”