Bring on the empowering medicine of movement and music!
New Moon Ensemble, performing at Henry Fest on Sep 8, 2018
In response to the myriad reasons we need movement medicine, I’m excited to announce a
NEW DANCE CLASS OFFERING
8-Weeks | Fridays Mornings | 9 -10am
Oct 26 – Dec 21 (skipping Nov 23)
Portland New Church, 302 Stevens Ave
This class is now open for drop-in students.
Accompanied by beautiful traditional rhythm recordings, this class will focus on the therapeutic aspects of Guinea style, West African dance; tuning in to breath and heartbeat as our guiding force and energy.
An opportunity to dip your toes in or dive deep into a new form of expression and connection through heart and hip opening movement. Beginners and experienced dancers welcomed. No experience needed.
Minimum number of pre-registrants needed to run the class. Sign up for the Early Bird discount and help this class fly.*
Early Bird Price = $110
After October 15 = drop-ins $15/class
*Once minimum # of pre-registrants is met to run the class, it will open to drop-ins
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NEW MOON ENSEMBLE PERFORMS at
York County Mini Makers Faire
Saturday, Oct 13 | Pepperell Mill Campus, Biddeford, ME | 4:00pm
For details about York County Mini Makers Faire, SEE THIS LINK.
For directions and parking info, SEE THIS LINK.
HENRY FEST WAS A SUCCESS
Thanks to everyone who came out to support all of the fabulous artists and the annual fundraiser for 317 Main, last month.
We had a great time performing in the field, and I loved offering this mini dance workshop with our drummers bringing the fire ~ Check out the overflowing dance floor energy:
Thank you to all who came out
for the drum & dance workshops with Namory Keita and Seny Daffe!!
Your presence in these workshops makes them possible.
COMING UP NEXT MONTH
JEH KULU’S ANNUAL WEST AFRICAN DANCE & DRUM FESTIVAL BURLINGTON, VT
Are you aware there are many annual West African Dance & Drum festivals throughout the nation, as well as world-wide? These cultural traditions have inspired an international family, bringing people together from all over the globe through dance, drum and song.
Join dancers and drummers from Embody the Rhythm community in attending Jeh Kulu’s Annual West African Dance & Drum Festival this year!
For all who, like me, feel little rattled by what’s going on in our world, I invite you to move it on out with me on dance floors, here there and everywhere.
Movement is medicine.
Let’s dance it out.
Embody the Rhythm 