

Science Can DANCE!
Gique's Science Can Dance program provides youth with a way to explore science, technology, and engineering through exercise, creative movement, & dance choreography.
Each workshop is led by local dancers who are also scientists and engineers, which provides a unique mentorship opportunity for students interested in both the arts + STEM. Given our program's innovative approach to STEAM education, Science Can DANCE! has been featured on PBS NOVA's School of the Future Series
Past Workshops
Summer 2017: Boston & Cambridge Public Libraries
Free Science Can DANCE! workshops covering all aspects of STEAM at multiple library locations:
- East Boston Branch
- Mattapan Branch
- Grove Hall Branch
- Dudley Branch
- Hyde Park Branch
2016 Workshops
- August 2016: Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester
- June 2016: Big Sister Association event at Microsoft New England
- April 2016: Cambridge Science Festival at Harvard Museum of Natural History
2015 Workshops
- November 2015: New England Rocks! event
- November 2015: Bay Area Science Festival at UC Berkeley
- August 2015: Boston Youth Enrichment Day at Northeastern University
- August 2015: Fab Fest 11 Boston
- February 2015: National Engineers Week event
Featured Events

Science Can Dance with Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester
Saturday, August 6, 2016
Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester
Gique was very excited to have this event documented and aired by Ari Daniel of PBS NOVA, following the awesome workshop we held learning about how circuits work. You can watch the video here. Check out the photos from the event here!

Science Can Dance with Big Sister Association of Greater Boston
Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Microsoft New England
Gique was very excited to partner with Big Sister Association of Greater Boston's Big for a Day Program with a Science Can DANCE! workshop.

Science Can Dance at the Cambridge Science Festival
Saturday, April 23rd, 2016
Harvard Museum of Natural History
Sponsored by the EL STEAM Network
Gique's Science Can Dance program provides youth with a way to explore science, technology, and engineering through creative movement and dance choreography. Each workshop is led by local dancers who are also scientists and engineers, which provides a unique mentorship opportunity for students interested in both the arts + STEM. The event ends with a final dance performance where participants show off what science concepts they learned throughout the day and their new dance moves!

Science Can DANCE! National Engineers Week 2015
February 2015
Boston-area 5th to 8th grade girls joined SHINE for Girls & Gique for an exciting day exploring science through dance choreography! Throughout the day, girls enjoyed a keynote speech from MIT Professor Catherine Drennan, 2 dance choreography workshops (in Chemistry, Computer Science, Materials Science, and Cancer Biology), & a discussion session with local dancers who are also scientists & engineers. Thank you to Chipotle, Microsoft, Broad Institute, General Dynamics, & NASA JPL for sponsoring this event!

Dance the Igneous Rock at New England Rocks!
Sunday, November 15, 2015
Harvard Museum of Natural History
We explored geology through creative movement and dance choreography with scientists from Gique at New England Rocks! This annual event invites families to explore rocks and minerals found here in New England and across North America.
Watch the video!See photos from the event here!


Science Can Dance with Synberc at the Bay Area Science Festival!
Sunday, November 1st at UC Berkeley
We brought 5th to 8th grade girls in the San Francisco area to join Gique and Synberc on Nov. 1st for an exciting day exploring science through dance choreography! This workshop was a collaboration with STEM Dance-ology, which engages with the public to teach STEM through creative movement and dance. Girls enjoyed a keynote speech from Weidong Yang - Founder of Kinetech Arts, 2 dance choreography workshops, & a discussion session with local dancers who are also scientists!
Watch the Video!
Boston Youth Enrichment Day 2015
Friday, August 14th at Northeastern University
Gique had a class of students at Boston Youth Enrichment Day 2015 to learn about the history, art, and science behind 3D printing through dance choreography!

Fab Fest 11 Boston
Saturday, August 8th, 2015
Gique led a group of Fab Fest 11 attendees to learn about the history, art, and science behind 3D printing through dance choreography! Learn more about Fab Fest here.
See photos from the event here!