Forro Workshop Saturday 25th October @ 11:15am
Schedule
Sat Oct 25 2025 at 11:15 am to 12:15 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Rivercourt Methodist Church | London, EN

đ 1. Itâs accessible to Everyone
ForrĂł is often called âthe peopleâs danceâ in Brazil because it doesnât require fancy shoes rigid posture or years of training to get started.
The basic steps are simple enough for complete beginners yet flexible enough that advanced dancers can make it stylish and playful.
This accessibility makes newcomers feel included almost immediately â they can dance after their very first class!
đś 2. The Music is Irresistible
ForrĂł is danced to the accordion-driven rhythms of Northeastern Brazil â full of swing joy and groove.
The music itself is upbeat heartfelt and contagious making people want to move without overthinking.
Even if you donât understand Portuguese the rhythms and melodies make you feel connected.
đ¤ 3. Connection is Everything
ForrĂł is about closeness and communication. The embrace is cozy and friendly and partners quickly feel comfortable.
Unlike some Latin dances where distance and performance can dominate ForrĂł thrives on intimacy and flow â which creates that âhug in motionâ feeling.
Itâs both romantic and platonic making it welcoming in social circles.
đ 4. Community & Inclusivity
ForrĂł festivals are famous worldwide for their warmth and togetherness. Dancers switch partners constantly and the sense of community is stronger than in many other dances.
Thereâs little hierarchy; beginners can dance with pros and everyone has fun.
This social glue is a big reason why ForrĂł has spread far beyond Brazil â from Europe to Asia.
đş 5. Playful Improvisation
The dance is not rigid. You can play with spins steps footwork or simply sway in a close embrace.
This balance of structure + freedom means dancers can adapt to the music mood and partner â keeping things exciting every time.
Where is it happening?
Rivercourt Methodist Church, King St, London W6 9JT, United Kingdom, LondonGBP 15.00