APAture 2023: Resonance
Our showcase at SF Oasis as part of APAture 2023.


Performances, workshops, and rehearsals we've shared so far.
October 17, 2026 · Joe Goode Annex
Our showcase at SF Oasis as part of APAture 2023.
Details and footage coming soon.
Our first public workshop for people new to Bharatanatyam.
Our performance at AAA 2026.

Practice in San Francisco. Dates on Instagram.
Open practice for dancers with prior training. Come as you are. We warm up, run adavus, and learn short choreographies.
SF Adavu is for anyone with adavu training who loves Bharatanatyam and wants a community to practice with. No performance pressure, no dress code. Show up how you are.
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Yes. As long as you have adavu training, it doesn't matter which bani you studied. We just need a shared foundation to work from.
Regular meetups are for dancers with prior adavu training. We're not set up to teach from scratch. If you're curious about the form, watch for our workshops; we sometimes run sessions for people new to Bharatanatyam. Follow us on Instagram for dates.
We welcome dancers at all levels. Familiarity with Bharatanatyam adavus is recommended so you can follow along and get the most from sessions. Kuchipudi, Odissi, and other classical dancers are welcome too. Our practice is Bharatanatyam-focused, but you're invited to come try a meetup and decide if it's a good fit.
Yes. Meetups are primarily Bharatanatyam, but we welcome dancers from other classical forms. Come try a session and see if it works for you.
Mostly a practice group. We do perform and run workshops when the group is ready, but nobody has to.
Sessions are peer-led and relaxed. Come to practice, not to rehearse for a debut.
We're our own chapter, but we're part of the same Adavu network. There are groups like ours in 15+ cities.
Warm up, adavus, repertoire, usually in that order. Wear what's comfortable, break when you need to.
Regular meetups are low cost, typically $5 to $10, mainly to cover studio rental.
Yes. You don't need to be performance-ready. Whether you took a break or never stopped, you're welcome.