On Wednesday April 24th at 118 Elliot St. in Brattleboro:
6 - 7 pm Namory Keita will teach drumming $10-12
There are extra drums for those who need one
7 - 8:30 pm Seny Daffe will teach dance $15-20
Namory and Seny are both master teachers from Guinea
On Wednesday May 1st at Inner Heat Yoga 464 Putney Rd.:
from 7-8:30 pm Pape Ba will teach dance at a new beautiful venue:
Inner Heat Yoga, just one mile north of Main St. $15-20 sliding scale
Pape is from Senegal and is a longtime favorite teacher in the area.
On Saturday May 25th (Memorial Day Weekend)
also at Inner Heat Yoga 464 Putney Rd.:
from 3:00 - 4:00 pm Ult Mundane teaches drumming $10-12
4:00 - 5:30 Tara Murphy teaches dance $15-20
ALL LEVELS WELCOME to all classes!
Wear comfortable movement clothes and bring water.
More classes to be scheduled. Stay tuned...
To keep informed about Brattleboro African dance classes
and workshops sign up below to be on the mailing list.
6 - 7 pm Namory Keita will teach drumming $10-12
There are extra drums for those who need one
7 - 8:30 pm Seny Daffe will teach dance $15-20
Namory and Seny are both master teachers from Guinea
On Wednesday May 1st at Inner Heat Yoga 464 Putney Rd.:
from 7-8:30 pm Pape Ba will teach dance at a new beautiful venue:
Inner Heat Yoga, just one mile north of Main St. $15-20 sliding scale
Pape is from Senegal and is a longtime favorite teacher in the area.
On Saturday May 25th (Memorial Day Weekend)
also at Inner Heat Yoga 464 Putney Rd.:
from 3:00 - 4:00 pm Ult Mundane teaches drumming $10-12
4:00 - 5:30 Tara Murphy teaches dance $15-20
ALL LEVELS WELCOME to all classes!
Wear comfortable movement clothes and bring water.
More classes to be scheduled. Stay tuned...
To keep informed about Brattleboro African dance classes
and workshops sign up below to be on the mailing list.
After a class with Khady Malal Badji
Dancers at The Stone Church
Yalani Bangoura teaching a dance class
|
The Shiatsu School of Vermont is a sponsor of African Dance Vermont!
“African Dance is an amazing multi-dimensional healing art form. Traditional African dance develops resilience and flexibility to express our unique power and beauty collectively as spiritual warriors, celebrators, worshippers. We are grateful to African Dance Vermont in Brattleboro for providing the sacred ground for cultivating these qualities” — Marjorie Pivar, director of The Shiatsu School of Vermont. AfricanDanceVT@gmail.com * 802-258-6475
|
|
