In this workshop, we will explore body percussion and, through it, concepts such as rhythm, coordination, lateral movement, attention, and teamwork. We will put together a small repertoire of folk...
Evripidis’s pop sensibilities take us on a bumpy, dance-filled journey along the fine line between tragedy and the joy of living.
In this workshop, we will explore body percussion and, through it, concepts such as rhythm, coordination, lateral movement, attention, and teamwork. We will put together a small repertoire of folk...
In this workshop, we will explore body percussion and, through it, concepts such as rhythm, coordination, lateral movement, attention, and teamwork. We will put together a small repertoire of folk...
A lively dance floor, carefully curated sounds, and plenty of surprises are the ingredients that bring this event to life, welcoming summer with joy and color.
In this workshop, we will explore body percussion and, through it, concepts such as rhythm, coordination, lateral movement, attention, and teamwork. We will put together a small repertoire of folk...
Throughout the workshop, children and adults alike will enjoy listening to songs, poems, and rhymes drawn from the collective memory being read aloud, fostering the creation of a family bond...
A cozy space to come with your baby (or your baby bump) to relax and sing softly, sharing lullabies from various cultures.
In this workshop, we’ll explore new ways of relating to other living beings and discover what the world looks like through other eyes. What if those eyes belonged to an insect? How would it see us?
In this workshop, we’ll explore new ways of relating to other living beings and discover what the world looks like through other eyes. What if those eyes belonged to an insect? How would it see us?
In this workshop, we’ll explore new ways of relating to other living beings and discover what the world looks like through other eyes. What if those eyes belonged to an insect? How would it see us?
In this workshop, we’ll explore new ways of relating to other living beings and discover what the world looks like through other eyes. What if those eyes belonged to an insect? How would it see us?