We are beginning our new children's Flamenco dance classes in Oxford with a couple of Flamenco dance workshops which will enable children to try out Flamenco dance for the first time. These workshops will take place in the dance studio at PEGASUS THEATRE, Oxford. This is a pleasant, light room with easy access and a fully sprung floor and mirrors, The workshops will be taught by our head teacher Rosa Maria, using specially recorded music. There will be two levels, one for younger children and one for older children and in these workshops the children will learn the basics of Flamenco dance, plus a selection of lively, interesting and highly enjoyable dances, which will encourage the children to explore the Flamenco dance style.
Following on from these workshops we intend to begin regular weekly Flamenco classes for children on Fridays at the same time, from January 2018. You will find more information on these workshops and on our children's classes on our website. Via our website you can access films and photos of our existing children's classes on our Facebook and Instagram pages.

If you have ever wanted to dance Flamenco, or if you've danced a little and want to dance more - this is the perfect class for you! In this short course you'll learn all the basics of Flamenco dance plus an original choreography (suitable to this level). Our Oxford classes are taught by the senior Camino del Flamenco teacher, Rosa Maria and accompanied by guitarists/percussionists. These are popular, fun and highly enjoyable classes which are suitable for men and women. Flamenco isn't danced in partners and you don't need previous dance experience or a high level of fitness. You'll find more details on our beginners classes on our website and registration forms for this course are available from Monday 4 September. Via our website you can go to our Instagram and Facebook pages to see clips of our recent classes (including Beginners) in the lovely Rose Hill dance studio.

(Note: this is the last Dance in the Park this summer. On the afternoon of Sat 9 Sept. we have a Birthday Jam at the Old Fire Station, Oxford. Free!)

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acoustic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

Age of Creativity is holding the first English Arts Festival for Older People 1 – 14 October 2017. It will include screenings, live performances, workshops, exhibitions and much more

Event listings will be hosted on the Fantastic for Families website, which is being launched by the Family Arts Campaign on the 1st October. You can find out the activities in your area here https://www.fantasticforfamilies.com/login.

(Please note that we start at 7pm this month - a change from July)

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

They danced by the light of the moon, the moon….

After a sell-out tour last year, Let’s All Dance is delighted to return with this gorgeous original ballet, which takes a fresh and humorous look at the famous Lear poem. Once again, the company combines fantastic dancing, beautiful costumes and crystal clear story telling to engage and delight young audiences.

Running time: 40 mins

(Please note that we start at 7pm this month - a change from July)

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136...

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance