Friday, March 5th @ 6:00PM | Free

Survivor Connie Pacheco empowers women with essential knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to navigate issues of domestic violence and sexual assault in this comprehensive and interactive seminar.

Saturday, March 07 | 2PM | FREE

A free public workshop exploring rhythm, dialogue, and resistance through collective movement rooted in Puerto Rican bomba and contemporary dance.

Supported with a Rooted & Relational Community Micro-Grant from Center for Puerto Rican Studies (CENTRO)

Friday, March 13th & Saturday, March 14th | 7:00PM | $25

Tender is an intimate evening of solos and duets by choreographer Heather Robles, exploring longing, rupture, devotion, and desire in how we connect—familially, romantically, fleetingly, and forever

Friday, March 20 | 7PM | FREE

"Mi Casa es La Pelvis" is a practice centered on La Pelvis, connecting with the root of your essence through the breath, mindfulness meditation, movement, and a little bit of humor. Our time together is inspired by Afro-Caribbean dance, improvisational practices, somatic work, yoga and lovingkindness/metta meditation. Bring something to write with, wear something comfortable to move in, and create a safe space to be on the floor and play in.

Saturday, March 21 | 7PM | FREE

Priscilla Marrero will be sharing a new excerpt of her work on decolonizing La Pelvis, to be premiered at BAAD! in June 2026. Marrero is experimenting with the transition into becoming una madre, and the transformational power of her own pelvis in the making. Through a structured improvisational score, the artista is tuning into her archive and exploring the joy, the grief, the reality, and the expansion she is embarking on. We will close the evening with an interactive feedback and dialogue on the excerpt shown.

Thursday, March 26 | 7:30PM | $10 - $20

Directed by Maxine Montilus, Our Bodies, No Apologies is an evening-length performance combining dance, text, and poetry that explores five personal journeys with body image and self-love, inspired by Sonya Renee Taylor's The Body Is Not An Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love. Including dancers Chris Bisram, Michelle Mantione, Jaylen Ray and Azrielle Smith.

Sunday, March 22 | 10:00AM | Free

A day-long convening for artists, organizers, and community members to connect, reflect, and take action in uncertain times. Rooted in collective care and embodied practice, it blends dialogue, movement, and workshops to build shared strategies for moving forward, together.

Friday, March 27 | 7:00PM | $10

Celebrate the power of storytelling through film and dance with an electrifying evening highlighting the voices of BAAD!Ass women! This event features dances by Hannah Howell, Dalia Engelberg, and films by Maggie Girgis.

Saturday, March 28 |  8PM | $20

Eight visionary womxn choreographers unleash their creativity with original dance performances for BAAD!’s long-standing Dance Compilation series! Artists are: Ching-I Chang, Imani Gaudin, Megan Curet, Tiffany Mellard, Amina Kolenc, Aryanna Allen, Catherine Messina & Cecilia Mitchell.

Tuesday, March 31 |  7:00PM | FREE

Join us for an evening of Queer and Trans resilience! There will be artist offerings and community gathering, featuring artists Egyptt LaBeija, NIC Kay, Heather Hills, Dr. Z Paige, Princex Amis, and more!

This event is co-produced with Pepatián: Bronx Arts ColLABorative

Thursday, April 2 | 7PM | FREE

This program brings together Awilda Rodríguez Lora, Priscilla Marrero, and Megan Curet to discuss works rooted in Caribbean traditions. Challenging the Western colonization and gendering of the pelvis, they reclaim Afro-Caribbean forms such as Bomba, Bamboula, and Orisha dance as sites of resistance, ancestral knowledge, and embodied power.

Supported with a Rooted & Relational Community Micro-Grant from Center for Puerto Rican Studies (CENTRO)

Friday, April 3 | 7PM | FREE

Awilda Rodríguez Lora invites you to move, question, and deepen your understanding of the pelvis—what we know, and what we have yet to uncover. A corporeal exploration of possibilities,La Pelvis is an exploration of self-discovery through our power source.

Supported with a Rooted & Relational Community Micro-Grant from Center for Puerto Rican Studies (CENTRO)

Saturday, April 11 | 4PM | FREE

A vibrant movement workshop centering Black creative praxis. Open to all. Come move and be moved!

Sunday, April 12 | 7PM | FREE

Led by Maya McGuire, A Celebration of Women in the Arts is a student-designed recital across Juilliard’s Music, Drama, and Dance divisions, highlighting underrepresented female creatives and inviting dialogue on womanhood, representation, and the future.