Fetlesque Workshops: Creative Movement with Ebony

Welcome to Ebony's Creative Movement Workshop! Join us for an afternoon of fun and creativity as we explore different dance styles and movement techniques. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to express themselves through dance.

Date: Thu Nov 28 2024

Time: 14:30:00 GMT

Location: Stanley Arts, Society Room 14.30 - 16.40

Facilitator: Ebony Rose Dark

Instagram: @ebony_rose_dark

18+

Ebony's Creative Movement Workshop

Come join us for an exciting creative movement workshop led by the talented Ebony! This event is perfect for anyone looking to explore their artistic side and express themselves through movement andimprovisation playing with various art forms, scarves, saris, large elasticated bands and also the space. This workshop is an inclusive workshop open to everybody, those with any kind of disability are strongly encouraged to come along and explore and play, it would be particularly nice to have some visually impaired people attend the workshop.. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just looking to try something new, this workshop is open to all levels. Join us at Stanley Arts for a fun and inspiring experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to unleash your creativity and connect with others in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Items to bring: props of your choice such as a scarf, feather boa but Ebony will also have props for use.

This workshop is an inclusive workshop open to everybody, those with any kind of disability are strongly encouraged to come along and explore and play, it would be particularly nice to have some other visually impaired people attend the workshop.

Come and unleash your inner dancer in a supportive and inclusive environment. Let's move and groove together!

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Our Fetlesque workshops are supported using public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England. The workshops aim to be inclusive and accessible to all participants - BIPOC LGBTQIA+ disabled and/or neurodiverse people are encouraged to attend.. Fidget/stim toys and ear plugs will be provided along with snacks and soft drinks. Masks also provided for those who would like to wear one. Please do not attend if you are unwell/have tested positive for COVID-19.

If you have specific access needs, a medical condition, or anything you’d like us to be aware of—please let us know in advance so we can try to accomodate. E-mail [email protected].

Wheelchair Access:

The primary wheelchair-accessible entrance is at the corner of the building, accessed via a ramp. This leads into a lobby with automatic doors and a disabled lift that takes visitors down to the Society Room level.

An accessible toilet is located to the left as you exit the lift.

There are also five steps leading to the main entrance with an adjacent ramp for wheelchair users. After entering, a lift provides access to the lower Society Room.

A secondary entrance is located at the bottom of Cumberlow Avenue, marked with "Society Room." This entrance has two steps and leads to a small lobby with access to the Society Room and a single cubicle toilet.

Hearing Assistance:

A hearing assistance system is available in the Society Room. It is connected to a microphone that picks up sounds from the space. Users can follow provided instructions to connect to the system.

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