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Alice Meï
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Arcadia Astorga
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Audrey Da Sois
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Bianca Locatelli
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Bobby White
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Breonna Jordan
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Chester Whitmore
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Chisomo Selemani
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Clàudia Fonte
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Corina Kwami
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Dr. Marie N'Diaye
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Elice Fällström
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Erol Akinci
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Fatima Teffahi
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Felipe Braga
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Felix Berghäll
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Fredrik Dahlberg
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Frida Häggström Gerdt
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Frida Segerdahl
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Helena Kanini Kiiru
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Jimmy Yudat
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Josette Wiggan
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Katja Završnik
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Konstantin Pinaev
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Korantema Anyimadu
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Lizette Rönnqvist
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Maka the Monkey
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Malkom
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Maria Mallan
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Mel Calanglang
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Nando Valoi
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Nils Andrén
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Nils Nygårdh
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Odile Lacides
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Pamela Gaizutyte
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Patrik Pettersson
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Peter Loggins
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Remy Kouakou Kouame
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Sakarias Larsson
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Serpil Yildirim
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Skye Humphries
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Sylvia Sykes
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Tadas Vasiliauskas
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Thomas Wadelton
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Tyedric Hill
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Ursula Hicks
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Guests & Honorary Guests

These remarkable artists have experienced the swing era in first person

These remarkable artists have experienced the swing era in first person. How incredible is it that they cross the big blue every year to spend some time with us and to help us connect better with their rich history. This year will feature:

Sugar Sullivan
Week 1

Sugar grew up in New York's Harlem and started to visit the famous Savoy Ballroom during a period in the late 1940s when swing as well as be-bop and Latin rhythms influenced dancers all over the U.S.. Her talent and ambition soon lead her in the direction of professional dancing and during the decade to come, she was featured in the Mura Dehn documentary Spirit Moves, won the Harvest Moon Ball in 1955 and became a member of touring dance company Sonny Allen and the Rockets. During the 1960s and 1970s, when vernacular American jazz dancing suffered a severe decline, the company was one of very few that still kept the Lindy Hop and Harlem dancing in general alive. In the early 1980s, Sugar teamed up with legendary Savoy Ballroom dancer Albert Minns and started to perform again. After Albert's passing in 1985 and the foundation of the New York Swing Dance Society, she gradually experienced an interest from the embryonal but slowly growing Lindy Hop community, and soon she found herself on and off involved with a new generation of Lindy Hoppers. Sugar is today one of very few dancers from the old-school generation still out and about passing on the Harlem dance traditions to proselytes all over the planet.

Sugar Sullivan (Week 1, Week 2)
Barbara Billups
(Week 1, Week 2)
Chester Whitmore
(Week 2, Week 3)
Denise Minns Harris (Week 2)
Sylvia Sykes
(Week 1)

Extravaganza 
Want to learn some of the classic routines, or even take part in other captivating new performances? What better opportunity but to learn them first hand from our special guests. You might even be able to join them shoulder to shoulder in a tap jam!

Library Talks
Community means being kind to each other and learning about other peoples’ cultures and experiences. Our special guests will share their vibrant energy with us at our Library Talks, don’t miss the chance to listen to them in person!