5 & 11 October

Afrosonica: Amapiano Dance Workshop

Join an Amapiano dance workshop for adults and children aged 8 and up, set amidst the Afrosonica-Soundscapes exhibition. Led by Loubna, a dancer with a passion for Afro-urban styles, you’ll be introduced to this South African dance that blends deep house, jazz, and traditional rhythms. Dive into a free and nuanced exploration of movement. Reservations are required, and suitable attire is advised.

Boulevard Carl-Vogt 65,
1205 Genève
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