Moving/Still: Dancing in (the) Light of Death -- a Swan Song Festival Event

MOVING/ STILL
Dancing in (the) Light of Death

Sharing in simple somatic experiences, we will embrace melancholy and joy while exploring aging and mortality in safe connection and community.
We will co-create a renewed sense of personal beauty and healing that will emerge from opening to a deepened, embodied reverence for natural process.

This workshop is part of the First Annual Swan Song Festival, a celebration of the re-engagement with death and dying in meaningful and community-based ways.

FACILITATORS

Keren Brown CPCC (Dancer/ Coach/ Writer)
Keren is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) with a special interest in deepening our connection to nature's cycles of growth, decay, death and regeneration as a way to to step more fully into life. A longtime student and facilitator of both structured and unstructured forms of dance, Keren incorporates embodiment and movement into her one-on-one coaching work, as well as in workshops and online courses. Keren can be reached at https://gogreeninside.com

Real Eguchi M.L.A., OALA (Landscape Architect/ Artist/ Writer)

LIVE MUSIC Cheryl Ockrant, Cellist

DETAILS/ NOTES:

What to expect: Simple movement exercises that allow you to explore themes related to, and your own perspectives on, mortality, with time to reflect and (optional) sharing. We also invite you to participate in an opening and closing circle.

Participants do not require previous dance experience. The event is geared towards adults who are comfortable in their bodies, have an awareness of their healthy boundaries and are not acutely grieving. A full range of spiritual beliefs (or none at all) is welcomed and respected.

To the best of our abilities, we will co-create a safe, alcohol and drug free venue.

Dress is light layers, non-slippery socks or bare feet.

FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1787299744747890/

TO REGISTER:
Tickets are $15. Please go to the Facebook page and follow the Eventbrite link.