Inclusive Dance Festival: The Magic of Movement, a publication in TIBSZ
Dance connects, inspires, and provides much-needed movement.
The Brussels DanceOrientation Festival is specifically designed for blind and visually impaired individuals. You can have an unforgettable inclusive experience here. Step into a world where dance knows no boundaries and where everyone is welcome to feel the rhythms and movements.
Professional dancers and instructors lead interactive workshops, focusing on tactile and auditory guidance.
You can also enjoy breathtaking performances: dancers with and without visual impairments shine together on stage. Meanwhile, you’ll meet new people and share your love for dance in a warm and welcoming environment.
During the after-party, you can practice your newfound skills.
The festival takes place on September 14, from 12 p.m. until the early hours. Location: VGC Comenius, Dapperenstraat 20, 1081 Koekelberg.
Organizer DanceOrientation vzw primarily focuses on Latin American dances, such as Cuban salsa, bachata, kizomba, and son, as well as African and Brazilian dances.
Georgia Venetakis is a big fan of this inclusive dance school. She notes that body posture, footwork, and styling require more individual explanation when you cannot observe others. She finds immense satisfaction in having fun with salsa dancing and continually improving her skills.
Visit the website www.danceorientation.eu or send an email to info@danceorientation.be for more information and tickets.
Check out the Facebook event: DanceOrientation Festival 3rd edition BXL.
Licht en Liefde is a partner of this festival.
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Photo 1: Logo of Vebes
Photo 2: Georgia talks about the DanceOrientation initiative on the main stage at Korenmarkt (Ghent) during the Gentse Feesten
Photo 3: Michèle does Georgia's makeup for a photo shoot.
