£6.00
Tuesday 12th March 2024: This weekly fun fitness class designed to motivate and get you moving. Based on bellydance music and bellydance moves. A fun way to develop pathways for some of the regular stepping patterns. It also helps develop a range of arm positions.
Kay has a playlist of great bellydance music which she tweaks every few months. 45 minutes of non stop music and moves!
This Shimmy Camp is in person at Felling – and on Zoom. Links will be sent to everyone when you book. Kay loves to see folks ‘in person’ if you are local but Zoomers are part of the Shimmy Camp gang as well.
Get inspired, get fit and have fun!
Join these for FREE all year if you join Kay’s membership programme ‘Love Bellydance’ as an Amarette. You also get FREE access to Kays weekly bellydance classes in term time.
In Person directions
House on the Hill (Age UK)
Sunderland Road
Felling
NE10 9LR
If by Zoom, the link will be emailed to you.
Oct 8th / 6 - 6.45pm / £6.00
Tuesday 8th October 2024: Join Kay for this weekly 45 minute fitness session based on bellydance music and moves: Get inspired, get fit and have fun! On Zoom and in person…….
Oct 15th / 6 - 6.45pm / £6.00
Tuesday 15th October 2024: Join Kay for this weekly 45 minute fitness session based on bellydance music and moves: Get inspired, get fit and have fun! On Zoom and in person…….
Oct 22nd / 6 - 6.45pm / £6.00
Tuesday 22nd October 2024: Join Kay for this weekly 45 minute fitness session based on bellydance music and moves: Get inspired, get fit and have fun! On Zoom and in person…….
Nov 5th / 6 - 6.45pm / £6.00
Tuesday 5th November 2024: Join Kay for this weekly 45 minute fitness session based on bellydance music and moves: Get inspired, get fit and have fun! On Zoom and in person…….
Nov 23rd / 7pm / £10.00
Saturday 23rd November 2024
7 – 10pm
Our fabulous winter hafla. A chance to get together with the dance community, share your dance with others.
Nov 23rd / 3.45 - 5.15pm / £17.00
The Power of Saidi: Saidi is a style of folklore dance from Upper Egypt. Moyra looks at the roots of tahtib, how it has been adapted to stage and been embraced by dancers everywhere