Featuring a series of photo-based display panels, the exhibit will showcase images of dance and movement in public spaces, captured and curated to highlight the often-overlooked role of urban design in supporting health. Each board will include reflections on how movement—when thoughtfully integrated into public life—can reduce stress, spark joy, and foster community.

“Activating Urban Space for Health and Movement” invites reflection and action, centering movement as a vital part of how we live, learn, and thrive.