Dancing Freedom is a conscious dance practice, a moving meditation practice with the intention of aligning life with love and awareness - living consciously! A free-form dance practice that blends the medicine of dance with ceremony and co-creation.

Monthly Dancing Freedom under a Full Moon with Sara-Jane Cleland

Last Friday of the month (or closest to the Full Moon)
7pm to 9pm

Outdoors around the fire
Aurora Steiner School Playground

$25 Trybooking online tickets / $30 on the door

ONLINE BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 5PM On Day of the Event
No Refunds for online ticket but name transfer is possible

*Every Body Welcome - Men & Women*
*No dance experience necessary*
*There is no wrong way to move your body - allow your body to move as it wants to be moved*
*This is strictly an alcohol and drug free event*

Please bring water to drink, warm or cool clothes (layers) that you can move in and a blanket/yoga mat for the floor.

*****What is Dancing Freedom?*****

Dancing freedom is a free form dance practice, a moving meditation with the intention of aligning life with love and awareness. A dance practice that blends the medicine of dance with the medicine of ceremony and co-creation. Dancing freedom takes you on a guided dance journey through an elemental wave of Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether - deepening your connection to the elements, life and living.

In the dance you are invited to explore an authentic way of moving - a creative expression of your unique being. There is only one rule in Dancing Freedom - you can't do it wrong! In the process of dance we can become a free flow of energy, moving into oneness, beyond the mind, personality and ego.

Dancing Freedom provides an opportunity to release physical tension and pain, to unwind energy which may be held in the body, to express emotions and sounds, to play like a child, to connect with yourself and others in the dance, to have FUN and to remember that you LOVE to dance!

“In many shamanic societies, if you came to a medicine person complaining of being disheartened, dispirited, or depressed, they would ask one of four questions: "When did you stop dancing? When did you stop singing? When did you stop being enchanted by stories? When did you stop being comforted by the sweet territory of silence?” Gabrielle Roth - Founder of 5 Rhythms Dance