TAC is our Room for Belonging, since 1997.
We are home to:
TACmusic:: - supporting the experimental and creative music community of Oakland.
Arab.AMP - platform supporting experimental live art, music, and ideas from the SWANA Diaspora and our allied BIPOC communities.
TAC also operates as a subsidized gathering space to hundreds of Bay Area artists, musicians, healers, educators and activists, prioritizing service and access for BIPOC and LGBTQI+ communities to which we belong. We are a sanctuary space.
TAC is directed and curated by Leyya Mona Tawil (since 1997) along with a number of amazing artistic and community partners.
Our operations manager is Nicole Maria.
Our digital media manager is Lenny Gonzalez.
TAC is a program of ELIXIR 501c3 organization.
A bit of press::
Featured Venue / SFMOMA's Open Space (Feb 2018)
East Bay Express - TAC20 feature (October 2017)
and here (In Dance , October 2015)
and here (SF Weekly, June 2013).
DANCE ELIXIR is currently supported in part by the Hewlett Foundation, the California Arts Council, City of Oakland Cultural Funding Program, the Kenneth Rainin Foundation NEW Grant, Well-Being in the Arts: National Arts Partners (NAP) Fund, the City of Oakland Cultural Affairs Pooled Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation, and the Akonadi Foundation. We are also bolstered strongly by our community and a host of people like you.
We are home to:
TACmusic:: - supporting the experimental and creative music community of Oakland.
Arab.AMP - platform supporting experimental live art, music, and ideas from the SWANA Diaspora and our allied BIPOC communities.
TAC also operates as a subsidized gathering space to hundreds of Bay Area artists, musicians, healers, educators and activists, prioritizing service and access for BIPOC and LGBTQI+ communities to which we belong. We are a sanctuary space.
TAC is directed and curated by Leyya Mona Tawil (since 1997) along with a number of amazing artistic and community partners.
Our operations manager is Nicole Maria.
Our digital media manager is Lenny Gonzalez.
TAC is a program of ELIXIR 501c3 organization.
A bit of press::
Featured Venue / SFMOMA's Open Space (Feb 2018)
East Bay Express - TAC20 feature (October 2017)
and here (In Dance , October 2015)
and here (SF Weekly, June 2013).
DANCE ELIXIR is currently supported in part by the Hewlett Foundation, the California Arts Council, City of Oakland Cultural Funding Program, the Kenneth Rainin Foundation NEW Grant, Well-Being in the Arts: National Arts Partners (NAP) Fund, the City of Oakland Cultural Affairs Pooled Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation, and the Akonadi Foundation. We are also bolstered strongly by our community and a host of people like you.