Everybody Moves
Free movement based dance meditation, where adults can bring their children of any age. This is not a session designed for kids but an opportunity for adults who like dancing to be and move in the same space with their kids. You’re of course welcome to come without kids, too. But no kids can be left there without an adult. Simple instructions, or rather invitations support our moves together but nothing is compulsory. It’s ok to lay down, to rest, to move slowly, or to jump high and let go. You can also go out to the hall where you’ll find paper and chalks and some board games for bigger kids.
No previous dance experience needed, come as you are!
VENUE:
Budapest Kortárstánc Főiskola
Perc Street 2, Budapest (2nd floor)
You can arrive from 9:45 pm, the music will be on by then.
Budapest Kortárstánc Főiskola
Perc Street 2, Budapest (2nd floor)
You can arrive from 9:45 pm, the music will be on by then.
CONTRIBUTION:
5000 HUF for adults, free for the kids coming with the adults.
Season ticket for 5 occasions (valid for 2 months and can be used also at the classes of Péter Fejér and Zoltán Upor): 15000 HUF
5000 HUF for adults, free for the kids coming with the adults.
Season ticket for 5 occasions (valid for 2 months and can be used also at the classes of Péter Fejér and Zoltán Upor): 15000 HUF
HELD BY: Kata Máthé
(Movement Medicine Teacher in Training)
Movement Medicine is a movement meditation based on free dance, where the liberating energy of free movement meets the wisdom of a shamanic perspective and the new scientific and neurological knowledge about the body. By giving ourselves to the movements arising in our bodies we give space to expressing our emotions, integrating our experiences and eventually a stronger presence in ourselves and in the world.
(Movement Medicine Teacher in Training)
Movement Medicine is a movement meditation based on free dance, where the liberating energy of free movement meets the wisdom of a shamanic perspective and the new scientific and neurological knowledge about the body. By giving ourselves to the movements arising in our bodies we give space to expressing our emotions, integrating our experiences and eventually a stronger presence in ourselves and in the world.
