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Letting the Land Lead Logo with Title, The Dancer Tree in black with a grey triple spiral to form the leaves.

Through compelling and delightful dance, intermingled with  exquisite art and a gentle influence of guided meditation, this series of immersive performances and workshops brings audiences into greater connection with themselves and with the land they live on.   

Click here for upcoming performances and workshops!
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What is the impact of 
Letting the Land Lead?
  •  Audiences experience a greater sense of awareness of their connection to themselves and their environment
  • Funds are raised for local conservation efforts
  • Local artists, dancers and collaborators are supported with fair wages
  • ​It's just a lot of fun!​

Current Supporters

Letting the Land Lead is supported in part by the Cultural Councils of Groton, Leominster and Westford, local agencies which are supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

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Additional support provided by

  • Monkeyhouse, Malden

  • Dance Prism Ballet Company, Concord

  • Patreon Supporters​​

  • Private Donors

Mass Cultural Council Logo in teal and orange.

Upcoming Performances:

After a year of new explorations, we are pleased to announce that we are stepping out onto the stage again! 
 

  • River Reflections - April 26th, 2025

This year-long collaboration with Dr. Kirsten Martin at the University of Saint Joseph in Hartford, CT and Eco Collage Artist Todd Bartel, is premiering

 

Saturday April 26th, 2025

5 pm to 7 pm

at the Hoffman Auditorium

University of Saint Joseph Campus

 

Free tickets available HERE

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  • Multi-Artist Letting the Land Lead Performance in Western, MA

A beautiful blend of solo and duet performances by Letting the Land Lead performers, weaving together environmental themes inspired by the dancers' own experiences.

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Late Summer/Early Fall 2025

Details to Come
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  •  Letting the Land Lead Retreat in Western, MA 

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Two dancers in colorful costumes, one watery and green, the other earthy and brown, move over a bed of pine needles.
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