Do - Dance North

Classes and Workshops

Dance North’s Participatory Programme offers regular classes, one-off workshops and performance opportunities facilitated by trained dance artists across the length and breadth of Moray.

Dance North Youth – for young people aged 7-19 who want to explore dance and performance.
Older people (aged 55+) – dance mixed with gentle standing and seated exercise to increase mobility, strength and fitness.

DO: Aerobics with Soul®️, Wed 6 Sep

Salma Faraji is inviting you to an open-access class of Aerobics with Soul®. Based on traditional dances from Tanzania, this is a multi-level class combining Fitness Industry guidelines with the magic and creativity of African Dance. The …

DO: Elgin Youth Dance (Advanced) | Sep – Oct Term 2023

Led by Dance North's Participation Lead, Ruth Kent, with visiting guest artists, this class will develop Contemporary Dance technique, improvisation and performance skills in young dancers aged 11+ …

DO: Dance for Parkinson’s | August – October 2023

This is a welcoming class for anyone who is part of the Parkinson's community, whether you have a diagnosis or are supporting someone living with Parkinson's. …

DO: Fochabers Youth Dance | August – October 2023

Do you have a child, (aged 10+), who has loads of creativity and loves to move and dance? Bring them along to our Fochabers Youth Dance class. Young dancers get an opportunity to learn contemporary dance technique …

DO: Forres Youth Dance (7–10 year-olds) | August – October 2023

A new class for 7-10 year-olds in Forres! An opportunity to learn contemporary dance technique, choreographic and performance skills in a safe environment. Young people will have fun and explore their creativity. …

DO: Forres Youth Dance (ages 10+) | August – October 2023

New term for Forres Youth Dance – An opportunity to learn contemporary dance technique, choreographic and performance skills in a safe environment. Young people will have fun and explore their creativity. …

TAKE PART: Contact Jam

Led by Kirstie Simson. Families are welcome, but due to the free-flowing nature of the movement, we would ask that parents keep close watch over their young people, to avoid any collisions or calamities. …