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InSite: FIELD GUIDE
October 10-11, 2025
Wild Space Dance Company’s InSite program returns for its fourth season with a FREE, immersive dance performance at Havenwoods State Forest. Guided along wooded trails, audiences encounter dance woven into the landscape, invited to fall into the rhythms of the natural world. Featuring Ometochtli Mexican Folk Dance and guest choreographers, this site-specific performance celebrates local ecosystems and urban wilderness. Comfortable walking shoes and a spirit of curiosity are all that’s required.
Come for one, two, or all events!
**Rain Date - 4pm October 12th
Events are FREE but registration is required.
Preshow talks with Havenwoods park rangers will illuminate the fascinating history of the site - from penitentiary and farm to internment camp, to missile silo base, and now, a thriving state forest within Milwaukee city limits.
Guided meditative walks with collaborating artists will feature mind-body practices, deep listening, and visual exercises designed to heighten awareness of the natural surroundings.
This program is made possible in part by a Ruth Foundation for the Arts' Wisconsin Special Project Grant and Bader Philanthropies. This program is supported by a grant from the Milwaukee Arts Board and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Thanks to our season sponsors Stephen Baker & Dr. Nadine A. Chang, Gardner Foundation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Herzfeld Foundation, Milwaukee County CAMPAC, PPC Foundation, Bert L. & Patricia S. Steigleder Charitable Trust, United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), and individual donors.
Wild Space photos by Rae Zimmerli
Last Season…
Photos by Mark Frohna
A Room Shaped Story
April 18-19, 2025 at the Broadway Theatre Center
“The soundscape for Wild Space Dance Company’s newest work, A Room Shaped Story, is as rich and unpredictable as the choreography.”
- John Schneider, Shepherd Express
InSite: Cycles
“High creativity and a warm sense of humor made InSite: Cycles, Wild Space Dance Company’s outdoor performance at Milwaukee’s new Davidson Park, constantly interesting and fun.”
- John Schneider, Shepherd Express
Highlight Reel by Jake Neuman
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that in Milwaukee we live and dance on traditional Potawatomi, Ho-Chunk, and Menominee homelands along the southwest shores of Michigami, part of North America’s largest system of freshwater lakes.
