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Aug-Oct 2026

Come and join us !! Intergenerational workshops celebrating the joy of community and culture! Open to all ages, no previous experience needed

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THE WORKSHOP…

Fun inclusive meet & greet warm up games, are followed by African, Hip Hop & Passinho dance introductory sessions. For the last part of the workshop, we are lead through some Irish Sean Nos technique followed by a circle dance.

 

The event closes with a Cultural Dance Share open floor for facilitators and participants to share their favourite dance styles and cultural heritage.

 

MIXING IT UP! Bring a tune for your dance! Participants are welcome to bring a cultural dance style of their own to share at the end of workshop.

                                                               PLACES LIMITED 
 

11am -1:30pm

29/08 BALLINA ARTS CENTRE            

01/09 GALWAY TOWN HALL  

17/09 GLÓR, ENNIS

4pm - 6:30pm
10am - 11:30am

18/09 ROSCOMMON ARTS CENTRE

4pm - 6:30pm

Culture Night

29/09 SIAMSA TIRE, TRALEE

10am - 11:30am

Meet your workshop facilitators

 

Kate Wilson

Kate will be inviting everyone into the space with a gentle warm up and some energy generating games. Along with ‘breaking the ice’ activities this short session will get us warmed up, and moving and connecting in a fun inclusive atmosphere

 

Cynthia Siberry (Ireland & Zimbabwe)

I’ll be bringing high-energy Southside dance styles from Africa, filled with rhythmic footwork, dynamic moves, and pure soul. My sessions are always about laughter, energy, and sharing the joy of dance—whether we’re moving to the beat or hitting the drums, we’re in for a great time!

 

Josué Reis (Ireland & Brazil)

I’ll be introducing the world of hip-hop social dance, exploring party dances, grooves. Participants will work with rhythm, bounce, timing, coordination, and freestyle. We will also explore the cultural background behind these dances. I will also bring a taster in Passinho, a Brazilian dance style born in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro through the culture of funk carioca

 

Aneta Dortova

Aneta is a percussive & contemporary dance artist, musician, and choreographer, graduate of MA Contemporary Dance Performance, Irish World Academy. Sean-nós dancing is a freestyle form of traditional solo step dance. It encourages individuality, light-heartedness, and connection to music. We will explore how we can create rhythm with our feet and then learn a basic step, move us around in the space and dance it to music.

Kate Wilson, County Sligo, Eire

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