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Guma' Imahe teaches Bailan Chamorro and other Chamorro cultural arts in Tacoma, WA. This nonprofit dance school offers regular classes and participatory events, with an emphasis on song, dance, chant, and language to help students connect with Chamorro history and celebration. It suits people interested in learning cultural performing arts, including beginners to more committed students, and it also supports students through vibrant stage productions and community workshops.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Guma' Imahe focuses on Bailan Chamorro and other aspects of Chamorro culture, taught through dancing and chanting.
They run regular classes and also participate in stage productions, including recitals.
Yes. The organization offers educational workshops, performances, and participatory cultural events throughout the year.
Their mission includes sharing and preserving Chamorro culture through song, dance, chant, and language.
Yes. They partner with the Asia Pacific Cultural Center in South Tacoma and list an address on N. Fife St. in Tacoma.
It is designed for students who want to learn and connect with Chamorro cultural performing arts through instruction, practicing, and participation.
