Second Annual
Dancing for BASTET* & ANUBIS**
*Bastet is the Egyptian feline Godess **Anubis is the Egyptian canine God
a benefit show featuring SABA members for
The Humane Association of CNY
was a HUGE SUCCESS
raising $635 for our Animal Friends
Thank you Central New York
for your support!!
SABA
BRINGING DANCERS TOGETHER
SABA Members and SOUK: Middle Eastern Grooves at SABA Night of Stars October 2011
What We Are
Syracuse Area Bellydancers' Association
is a non-profit club that was founded in 1988
to provide a network for bellydancers and its supporters.
It has grown into an organization whose functions include:
• Serving as an information network and social forum
for students, teachers, performers and fans of bellydance.
• Educating dancers and the public about the Middle Eastern
and North African roots of this ancient
and beautiful art form while acknowledging
today’s contemporary influences.
• Acting as a resource and liaison for the Syracuse area and beyond.
• Promoting good will in the dance community.
More Information about SABA
• Everyone is invited to become a SABA member
• SABA has quarterly meetings
to plan group events, network, and discuss topics of interest
• SABA periodically sponsors dance workshops and shows
• SABA has an eclectic collection of dance artists.
Member dance styles have ranged from American Cabaret,
to folkloric, from Egyptian to American Tribal Style, from Tribal fusion
to bellydance fused with hip hop, flamenco and Indian dance
• SABA offers various performance opportunities.
Since the skill level ranges from beginner to professional,
the emphasis is on supporting developing artists
and encouraging all dancers to acquire
the professionalism expected of experienced dancers.
What SABA is not
SABA is not a dance troupe, dance school, talent or booking agency
Contact Information:
sabaupdates@gmail.com
Syracuse Area Bellydancers' Association
is a non-profit club that was founded in 1988
to provide a network for bellydancers and its supporters.
It has grown into an organization whose functions include:
• Serving as an information network and social forum
for students, teachers, performers and fans of bellydance.
• Educating dancers and the public about the Middle Eastern
and North African roots of this ancient
and beautiful art form while acknowledging
today’s contemporary influences.
• Acting as a resource and liaison for the Syracuse area and beyond.
• Promoting good will in the dance community.
More Information about SABA
• Everyone is invited to become a SABA member
• SABA has quarterly meetings
to plan group events, network, and discuss topics of interest
• SABA periodically sponsors dance workshops and shows
• SABA has an eclectic collection of dance artists.
Member dance styles have ranged from American Cabaret,
to folkloric, from Egyptian to American Tribal Style, from Tribal fusion
to bellydance fused with hip hop, flamenco and Indian dance
• SABA offers various performance opportunities.
Since the skill level ranges from beginner to professional,
the emphasis is on supporting developing artists
and encouraging all dancers to acquire
the professionalism expected of experienced dancers.
What SABA is not
SABA is not a dance troupe, dance school, talent or booking agency
Contact Information:
sabaupdates@gmail.com
