Mosaic Performing Arts Company (MPAC)
MPAC offers diverse and quality arts programs to children and adults in the Upstate community. Members of the Performing Arts Company perform locally at festivals and events.
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Dance Company
Folklórico Foundations: Mondays
4:30 - 5:30 | Ages 6 - 13 years
Build a strong foundation in folklórico through technique, choreography, and cultural exploration. Open to dancers of all experience levels. No audition or performance commitment required.
MPAC Dance: Thursdays
5:00 - 6:30 | Ages 4 - adult
*adults begin class at 5:30. Our youngest dancers (ages 4-8) will leave at 5:45 unless otherwise communicated.
Audition-based folklórico performance company that represents Mosaic at schools, festivals, cultural celebrations, and community events. If you missed auditions, please reach out to Kelly to set-up another time
Tuition:
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$40/month, $30/month for each additional household member
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FREE for Mosaic After School students
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50% off for Blythe Baile Folklórico students
INSTRUCTOR: KELLY BRAULIO, 864.748.1430, KBRAULIO@MOSAICGVL.ORG
Baile Folklórico at Blythe Academy
Baile at Blythe: Wednesdays
3:00 - 4:00 | All grades
Students will explore traditional folklórico dance while building confidence, coordination, teamwork, and cultural appreciation in a fun and welcoming environment. Classes are taught in both Spanish and English, and each 10-week session ends in a showcase or presentation.
* Baile at Blythe students can audition for MPAC Dance, our folklórico performance company. These classes currently take place on Thursdays at 5pm, and dancers perform at local events and festivals. Receive 50% off MPAC Dance tuition!
Complete the MPAC Dance Registration Form, and Kelly will contact you to schedule an
audition or complimentary trial class.
INSTRUCTORS :KELLY BRAULIO, 864.748.1430, KBRAULIO@MOSAICGVL.ORG
& VANESSA GERMAN MENDOZA
MPAC is made possible by support from the Metropolitan Arts Council, The Jolley Foundation, South Carolina Arts Commission, and United Way of Greenville County.
