Join us for "Dance Dynamics: Enhancing Connection and Flow in Couples Dancing," an engaging workshop designed to deepen your dance partnership. Perfect for all skill levels (except absolute beginners), this workshop will cover the more subtle yet essential elements of dance dynamics.

Through practical exercises, interactive drills and lots of fun games, you'll learn to move more harmoniously with your partner. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your dancing and strengthen your connection, and let's have fun together.

Join our revolutionary dance workshop, open to all levels and ages! Discover a fresh approach to dancing without traditional constraints. Learn to dance to various time signatures with grace and fluidity through immersive practice. Enhance your creativity and improvisation skills, moving spontaneously with the music. Say goodbye to rigid routines and embrace a new era of dance expression.

Surprise yourself with the power of liquid leading to create a playful contact in couple dances

In this workshop we'll invite you to add this option to your toolbox, so your dancing can be even more fun and free. How can you seamlessly swap roles during a dance, in a way that's flawless, elegant and comfortable? How can you switch roles without changing your hold? With every dance and partner, we can explore a new universe. Let's dive into this adventure together.

Curious about musical phenomena that are common in folk tunes? And ready to explore their impact on your dancing? Then join this workshop!

The wonderful music of Naragonia is full of little treasures that we can use as a dancer. We will discover how to do variations in strong connection with the music on some of their tunes, and learn to use this skill on other music too.
No musical knowledge required.

In this workshop we'll explore our personal space and its borders while dancing. It's a workshop for anybody who wishes to learn about themself and their patterns of behaviour (in dance, and maybe in life generally?).

We'll be taking a look inside ourselves, and being sensitive to our own needs.

Enjoy the waltz 3 times, 5 times, 8 times, 11 times. We set a focus on correct basic footwork, some small variations combined with musicality and body expression.

In the second part of the workshop you'll get to discover the wonderful Scottish impaire. Be ready to be amazed!

The Polska continues to fascinate dancers within the folk community in northern Europe and during this workshop you'll be able to spend some time in the 3/4 beat. The workshop will both provide you with knowledge of the basic groove as well as the most common (and fun!) variations. You will also get a hold of how it's commonly danced in Sweden, with a powerful collective flow on the dance floor.

The workshop will partly have a technical focus but mostly the focus will be on musicality, playfulness and finding relaxed yet alert movements. If you are new to Polska the suggestion is that you focus on either leading or following, while the more experienced polska dancer can practice both sides.

How to avoid injuries in bourrées and spirals in jigs and cercles? How to solve waltz traffic jams? How can we free up extra space for all dancers?

Better floor management can make the dance experience a lot nicer for everybody. Most dancers have basic skills that give nice results on small or medium dance floors, but lack the advanced skills that are needed on crowded festivals. Koen Dhondt proposes interesting exercises and practical tips to share with all of you.

And if you think you have nothing to learn on this topic, well ... then you should definitely come to this workshop!

Chapelloise (or jig) is a fun dance where you meet plenty of people. In this workshop we are going to build on the basic steps and add many playful variations. Frame is really important, to communicate together and it's not so much about showing off with the most difficult moves, but it's all about connection and surprising your partner at the level where you meet. Time to have fun!

A workshop which is aimed at improving sensitivity towards music and partner. The goal is double: on one hand learning to improvise by following the music, on the other hand activating the listening skills of the leader and the initiative skills of the follower without having to change roles during the dance.

In its first part, we will improve the transmission of information from ears to feet, empowering both interpretation skills for leaders and listening techniques for followers. In the second part, we teach to leaders to receive informations and to followers to take initiatives. The aim is, without entering into the co-leading, to create a dance that is more like a conversation than a monologue.