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Everybody Dance

Grant Ellen from Miramar & Maupuia Community Centre

Everybody Dance is a dance class for those who want to learn to dance, to move, to use their body as a way of self-expression, and to use dance as an outlet for creativity and the mind.

These safe, non-intimidating and koha-entry classes are for new beginner dancers and movers. They are welcoming and friendly. Currently we are teaching hip-hop in a variety of styles. Right now it has a contemporary twist and this is great for an emotionally cathartic and healing session (see video in Canva link below for sneak peek). Hip-hop has a rep for being aggressive or intimidating. Everybody Dance will show that this is not the case in our classes! Come along and learn in a fun, creative and open environment.

Sundays

4.30PM

27 Chelsea St, Miramar (the Miramar & Maupuia Community Centre)

Koha appreciated

Find us on Facebook or aim your phone camera at the QR code.

www.facebook.com... (link to our Facebook group)

www.canva.com... (Dance video)

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