Infinite Possibilities: Through Footwork
This is a past event.
Friday, February 13, 2026 6pm to 9pm
Friday, February 13, 2026 6pm to 9pm
Friday, February 13, 2026 6pm to 9pm
About this Event
17 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
https://ofa.fas.harvard.edu/dance-infinite-possibilitiesInfinite Possibilities is an annual event series presented by the Office for the Arts (OFA) Dance Program in curatorial collaboration with Boston-based freestyle dancer, educator, and community organizer Ashton Lites, aka, Stiggity Stackz, and his historically-rooted freestyle dance organization Stiggity Stackz Worldwide. Each event provides insight to the history, culture, and concepts behind freestyle dance, a Black American dance form encompassing a vast range of styles and innovations and which continues to have a profound cultural impact worldwide.
This year's Infinite Possibilities: Through Footwork will focus on how footwork is approached across a range of styles. Featuring major freestyle dance innovators representing Krump, House, Chicago Footwork, and GoGo/Beat Ya Feet, the evening will include a short documentary film screening on the history of Krump in Boston; a panel discussion; and a Beat Ya Feat workshop with live DJ.
Itinerary for the evening:
6-6:15: arrive, mix, and mingle
6:15-6:45pm: documentary screening of "For The City" season 1, a history of Boston Krump, created by Stiggity Stackz Worldwide
6:45-7:45pm: panel discussion with Milly 3R aka Girl TightEyex (Krump); Brandon Calhoun, aka Chief Manny (Chicago Footwork); Caleaf Sellers, aka Big Leaf (House) and Darryl Keith (Beat Ya Feet) , moderated by Stiggity Stackz
7:45-8:45pm: Beat Ya Feat workshop led by Daryll Keith with DJ King Genius, followed by open jam
Additionally, the OFA's artists-in-residence The Era Footwork Collective, will be on the panel.
Presented by the OFA Dance Program with Stiggity Stackz Worldwide, Marcyliena H. Morgan Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute and in partnership with the OFA’s Learning from Performers
Free and open to the public!
Accessibility:
Lowell Lecture Hall is accessible for wheelchairs and moibility devices. If you have questions about the accessibility provided or anticipate needing any accommodation to participate, please email dance@fas.harvard.edu or 617-496-0314. We welcome a conversation with you!
