Current Events:
Events
Steampunk November - November 8th-10th, 2019
Workshops
No workshops scheduled at this time.
Please check back periodically for updates.
Past Events:
Workshops
November 8-14, 2015 Hosted Carolena Nericcio-Bohlman and Megha Gavin, for a GS and TT certification event. Devi Mamak of Ghawazi Caravan opened the festivities on November 7, 2015 with a workshop on FCBD® Volume 9 movement dialect.
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March 21-22, 2015 Hosted The Megha Gavin Extravaganza in which Megha delivered TEN hours of instruction.
November 1, 2014 Sponsored FCBD® Sister Studio Katrina Ji and the Rajasthani Gypsy Caravan for a day of workshops. Drum and dance workshops and demonstrations were held in the Student Union of Texas Woman's University.
Performances
Wild Sky Tribal maintains a prolific calendar of appearances at private and public events. The following include examples of events where we have appeared:
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Stratos Greek Tavern, Rak'n Bellydance Nights: Dallas, TX
Canterbury Renaissance Festival, Mt Pleasant, TX
1st Saturday Drum Jam, hosted by Groovy Goods
Bayou Belly Festivale; Lafayette, LA
The Holistic Festival of Life & Wellness, Plano, TX
Onadaga King’s Feast, Kilgore, TX
Steampunk November; Venus, TX
Scarborough Renaissance Festival; Waxahachie, TX.
The Festival of Holi Texas; The Colony, TX
The Irving Festival of Holi; Irving, TX
The Feast of St. Voloc; Ennis, TX
Guest Appearance for the Dream Harem at Avalon Faire, Kilgore, TX
3rd Coast Tribal Festival; Fort Worth, TX
Guests of Little Goddess Trybe at Denison Fall Festival; Denison, TX
Texarkana Renaissance Faire; Texarkana, AR
Pagan Pride Day; Arlington, TX and Dallas, TX
OaktopiaFest; Denton, TX
Four Winds Renaissance Faire; Troop, TX
Shimmy for the Cure Benefit; Topeka, KS*
With Tartanic at Scarborough Renaissance Festival
Festival of Holi. Photo Curtesy of Heather M. Knight
Wild Sky Tribal has made a habit of taking to the road to enjoy people and experiences beyond the DFW metroplex. It is likely you saw us on the other side of Texas, or in another state. Our favorite travel experience includes collectives of groups from many regions. By coming together, we are able to create art in the moment using a common vocabulary of movements, cues, and gestures. If you have experienced the excitement of our dance form and want to learn it, but don't live near us, there are options! Check out FCBD to search for people near you who you can contact. There is a worldwide network listed..
If you would be interested in hosting Wild Sky Tribal at your community event, please contact us.
Photograph courtesy of The Dancer's Eye. This image was used on the cover of Fuse Tribal & Fusion Belly Dance Magazine, Issue #13, 2014.