named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Adult & Children's Recital
Annual recital showcasing students and professional artists in flamenco dance and music, held at various theaters in New York City.
Flamenco y La Ida y Vuelta
Lecture-demonstration program presented in schools, combining flamenco performance with educational content about cultural exchange.
Más Allá Series
Annual performance series featuring flamenco artists alongside tap and hip-hop, including concerts, panel discussions, and dance classes in Queens venues.
Queensboro Dance Festival Performances
Participation in a citywide dance festival with multiple performances across Queens, featuring flamenco in public parks and cultural centers.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Traditional & Cultural Performing Arts 3 activities
- Conducts arts education residencies and classes in public schools and senior centersDelivers multi-week flamenco arts residencies in K–12 public schools and offers weekly Su-Casa programs at senior centers in the Bronx and Queens, providing accessible arts education and cultural engagement for diverse age groups across New York City.
- Delivers lecture-demonstration performances for educational audiencesProvides 45- to 60-minute interactive lecture-demonstration performances such as "Flamenco y La Ida y Vuelta" for students and library audiences, combining live performance with cultural education at schools and public venues including PS 122Q and Briarwood Library.
- Develops and promotes the Ida y Vuelta genreExplores and develops the Ida y Vuelta genre, a fusion of Spanish flamenco and Latino dance and music traditions such as Cuban Habanera, Rumba, bomba y plena, cumbia, and merengue, through performance, instruction, and cultural programming.
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Classical and Chamber Music Performances 1 activity
- Hosts student recitals and community performance eventsOrganizes and presents annual recitals and public performances for students of all ages, including adult and children’s recitals at venues such as The Secret Theatre, Noche Flamenca Studio, and PS 212, fostering skill development and community engagement through live performance.
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Original Dance Performance Production 1 activity
- Produces and presents original flamenco fusion performances and performance seriesCreates and presents original performance works such as the Más Allá Series and "Flamenco Gumbo I & II," which blend flamenco with jazz, blues, salsa, and other Latino musical traditions, at venues including Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Pace University, and the Duke Theater. The 2024 Más Allá Series was supported by public funding from the Queens Arts Fund.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Provides flamenco dance, guitar, and cante instruction for adults and childrenOffers weekly group and private flamenco dance, guitar, and cante (singing) classes for adults and children at studios in Manhattan and Queens, including AMDA Studios, 2nd Story Yoga and Pilates, and CCC St. Veronica, with both in-person and online options available. Classes lead to performance opportunities such as recitals and community events.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$33K
Contributions & grants$2K6%
Program service revenue$31K94%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$21K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$7K
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$10K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$10K
5 years on record · 2021–2025 · YoY revenue -27.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora Reyes | Artistic Dir., Board Member | 40 | $4K |
| Basilio Georges | Exec. Dir., Treasurer | 40 | $4K |
board members · 4
- Alice Lemos — Board Secretary
- Eva Zelig — Board Member
- Hector Vazquez — Board Member
- Linda Bergnes — Board President
relationships · 41
Who they work with
- 2nd Story Pilate+Yoga Partner — Hosts private guitar instruction at its Jackson Heights location.
- 2nd Story Yoga and Pilates Partner — Hosts Flamenco Latino's dance and cante classes in Jackson Heights, Queens.
- 2nd Story Yoga and Pilates Partner — Hosts Saturday adult beginner flamenco classes and private instruction in Queens.
- 2nd Story Yoga and Pilates Partner — Hosts group and private cante-palmas classes in Jackson Heights, Queens.
- 30th Precinct Community Council Partner — Co-presented the African Chorus Multicultural Festival where Flamenco Latino performed.
- 30th Precinct Community Council Partner — Collaborated with The New York African Chorus Ensemble on the Multicultural Festival where Flamenco Latino performed.
- AMDA Studios Partner — Hosts Wednesday group flamenco classes in Manhattan.
- AMDA Studios Partner — Provides studio space for group classes in Manhattan.
- AMDA Studios Partner — Provides studio space for group guitar classes.
- AMDA Studios Partner — Provides studio space in Manhattan for Flamenco Latino's dance and guitar classes.
- Alborada Dance Co. Partner — Collaborated with Basilio Georges for performances at Spanish Pavillion in Harrison, NJ on October 20 and in New Brunswick, NJ on October 5.
- CCC St. Veronica Partner — Hosts private flamenco classes in Manhattan on Wednesday evenings.
- Flamenco Latino, Inc. Network — Organization operating under the name Flamenco Latino, Inc.
- Flamenco Vivo Partner — Hosted a Flamenco Latino performance at their venue on West 43rd Street in New York, NY.
- Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning Partner — Hosted Flamenco Latino for a dance class and concert in July and August 2024.
- Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning Partner — Collaborates with Flamenco Latino to present its performance series since 2018.
- Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (JCAL) Partner — Recent partner site for delivering children's flamenco classes and school-based programs.
- Jamaica Center for Learning and Arts Partner — Hosted home-based performance seasons in 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2022.
- Jamaica Performing Arts Center Partner — Performance venue for Flamenco Latino's Más Allá Series and outdoor concerts.
- Latin musicians Partner — Collaborates with Latin musicians to expand flamenco performance.
- NYPD 30th Precinct Partner — Co-presented the African Chorus Multicultural Festival where Flamenco Latino performed.
- NYPD 30th Precinct Partner — Collaborated with The New York African Chorus Ensemble on the Multicultural Festival where Flamenco Latino performed.
- Network for Good Network — Uses Network for Good as a donation processing platform.
- New York Foundation for the Arts Government — Administers the Queens Arts Fund, which provided public funding for the 2024 Más Allá Series.
- New York Foundation for the Arts Government — Administers the Queens Arts Fund, which provided public funding to support Flamenco Latino's 2024 Más Allá Series.
- Once Upon A Time Partner — Partner site in Richmond Hills, Queens, offering children's flamenco classes.
- PS 212 Partner — Presented the 2022 performance season in Jackson Heights.
- PayPal Network — Uses PayPal for processing donations.
- Queens Public Library Partner — Hosted Flamenco Latino performances at multiple branch locations including Briarwood and Richmond Hills.
- Queensboro Dance Festival Partner — Co-produced a performance at Richmond Hill Queens Public Library on April 18, 2024.
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strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Cross-Cultural Fusion as Artistic Innovationmethodology: cross-cultural_collaborationBy integrating flamenco with jazz, salsa, tap, and hip-hop, the organization expands traditional forms and creates hybrid performances that reflect contemporary cultural exchange, because blending genres increases relevance and accessibility for diverse audiences.
- Cultural Preservation Through Performance and Educationmethodology: cultural-preservation-through-performance-and-educationBy combining live performance with educational instruction, the organization deepens public understanding and sustains flamenco as a living art form, because experiential engagement fosters cultural continuity and intergenerational transmission.
- Culturally-Adapted Arts for Inclusive Accessmethodology: culturally-adapted-arts-engagementBy adapting flamenco and salsa movements for seniors and people with disabilities using chair-based exercises, the organization promotes physical activity and cultural inclusion, because modifying technique without sacrificing cultural essence enables broader community participation.
- Enrollment-Based Activation Modelmethodology: minimum-enrollment activationBy requiring a minimum number of enrolled students to activate classes, the organization ensures program viability and sustainable delivery, because aligning resource commitment with demonstrated demand prevents under-enrolled programming.
- Participatory Engagement for Experiential Learningmethodology: participatory_arts_educationBy involving audiences in palmas, castanets, and footwork during performances and classes, the organization enhances learning and connection to flamenco, because active participation deepens cultural understanding more than passive observation.