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The 2025 Water Ballet will be…
Dive Into Banned Books: A Water Ballet of Resistance and Joy
Wait! Water? Books? Isn’t that a rather soggy combination? Not this summer! Get ready for your summer reading program! We will be diving into “A is for Activist”, “Handmaid's Tale”, “And Tango Makes Three”, “Parable of the Sower”, and “Julian is a Mermaid”. Set in a library, we meet an upset parent, attempting to ban books left and right. Cue the helpful librarian to guide our inquisitive kids through our five banned books. Why are they banned? What can we do? Why should we read them? Check it out as we create an atmosphere of inclusion while exposing censorship and blazing into our finale of joyful resistance!
SHOW DATES AND TIMES
Riverside Park Pool: Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th, 5 and 7 PM
Clifton Park Pool: Saturday, August 2nd and Sunday, August 3rd, 5 and 7 PM
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There are so many opportunities to get involved in this incredible and joyous community of creators, movers, and shakers.
MISSION
Fluid Movement is a Baltimore-based organization that utilizes public spaces to create joy and community through performance art.
Our art is a love letter to the city of Baltimore and its residents. We focus on inclusivity and the empowerment that comes from movement. Joy is transformative, and we welcome anyone to be an artist, performer, and art appreciator.
Help the Movement Keep Moving
A donation to Fluid Movement literally helps us keep our lights on at our headquarters and funds community events throughout the city as well as water ballets for the future. Since we are a non-profit, all of your donations to Fluid Movement are tax-deductible.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
(OR JUST HELPFUL STUFF TO KNOW)
Get answers to all your burning questions like “What even is Fluid Movement?” “How do I swim with Fluid Movement?” and many more!
If you’d like to know all about behind-the-scenes conversations being had by Fluid Movement’s Board of Directors and the Artsitic Director, read all about it in our 2024 State of the Movement.
