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Goose Route Arts Collaborative, Inc. (GRAC) is a not-for-profit, creating, presenting, and educational arts organization based in Shepherdstown, WV.

What's Flying In Soon?

Get ready for the Eighth Annual Goose Route Dance Festival taking place July 10-20, 2008.

12 choreographers, 8 shows, 4 master classes, 4 kids' classes, 3 family shows, 2 lectures, 1 teacher training program, and LOTS of opportunities to participate in and interact with contemporary dance! 2008 Schedule

What Do We Do?

CREATE and PRESENT New Performance

COLLABORATE with Artists, Audiences, & Communities

FOSTER Meaningful Artistic Experiences

What's Flying Now

  • Make art, see art, ask questions. The New Live Arts series of new works and works in progress continues through Spring. Click here for more information.
  • Dance How You Want To! Four dance improvisation classes on May 10, 17, 24, 31. Find your freedom and your own expression through movement. Facilitated by Ray Shaw. Click here for more information.
  • The 8th Annual Goose Route Dance Festival and Dance Teacher Institute takes place July 10-20, 2008. Click here for more information.

Recent Projects

an outdoor art and performance event November 2-4 at the National Conservation Training Center, Shepherdstown, WV

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    A community-oriented organization, GRAC has been recognized for its innovative ways of involving the community in arts experiences and providing needed artistic outlets for children and adults. GRAC operates on the assumptions that all people benefit from arts experiences, and that artists of all genres from different geographic locations have much to share with each other and with their audiences. GRAC fills an important niche in the Northern Shenandoah Valley by encouraging the creation and presentation of art that speaks to the local population and by finding ways to make art meaningful and accessible to many kinds of people.

     

 

 

above: Guta Hedewig Dance performs 'Dog Days' at the 2008 Goose Route Dance Festival

Tosha Tillman at NCTC's pedestrian bridge in "Remember"

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