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Afrodance Class Experience
Afrodance Class Experience at a glance
Course Summary
The class is performed with engaging and upbeat music from the African continent including:
- COUPÉ DÉCALÉ (Ivorian dance developed in France)
- NDOMBOLO (Congo)
- KUDURO (Angola)
- as well as other Afrodances from Togo, Ghana, Cameroun, Nigeria
Created by African youth on the continent and throughout the diaspora, Afrodances are a worldwide movement creating a diverse and rich community around the globe.
Important Information
Class Information
This is a cultural, joyful and dynamic introduction to African modern dances called Afrodances. Each class is high in energy, fun and accessible to all (adults and children from 8 years old). The class is peformed on engaging and upbeat music from West & Central African that will make you dance for the rest of the week.
Class Provider
Dance Instructor
An international teacher from France, with Beninese and Togolese origins (West Africa), Grace is a positive force with infectious energy and positivity. She specialises in dances such as - COUPÉ DÉCALÉ (Ivorian dance developed in France) - NDOMBOLO (Congo) - KUDURO (Angola) - and other Afrodances from Togo, Ghana, Cameroun, Nigeria etc. These dances are the representation of daily events, positive and challenging binding each and every member of a community together. Created by African youth on the continent and throughout the diaspora, Afrodances are a worldwide movement creating a diverse and rich community around the globe.
Throughout the 6-week course, Grace will break down 2 dance styles in details to introduce you to the musicality, grooves, steps, history and culture of different African countries. As you develop and expand your dance skills, she will make sure you leave the class happy and rejuvenated ready to kick your goals. Kwabo Afrodance is more than your usual class, it is a cultural journey that will make you travel and be happy.
About Foodie Trails
Most great memories are associated with an experience, be it enjoying food around a table with your friends and family or a complete stranger. It might have been the time you got your hair braided on a holiday or when you went on your gap year and ate your way through Asia.
When we encounter something different from our immediate world it can be exciting, it can be terrifying and it can be eye opening. It can also simply be a great afternoon meeting new people and learning about a different culture.
In 2009 I started on a quest to breakdown cultural barriers. I wanted to find a way for people to get to know more about my cultural background and be intrigued enough to try something new. So I sat at my computer with my husband and we came up with a name and a tag line. We designed a logo at home with our limited skills. We wanted to have a go.
I then got a group of people together and took them walking around the city introducing them to Indian food, the spices and the history of how the food has evolved in the region. - They loved it. They bought tickets for their friends and family, and it grew from there. Soon after we introduce new flavours, Turkish and African. Shortly after that we introduced our cooking classes.
We are a fully licensed boutique travel company and also trade under the name of Beacon Holidays. We offer personalised holiday experiences with a cultural and foodie flavour to them. This experience and network of suppliers and expert guides enables us to expand our international offerings for Foodie Trails.
Class Availability
Classes will take place every Saturday from 12pm over the course of 6 weeks. Once students have selected their commencement date each class will run for 6 consecutive Saturday's at the same time.
After enrolment in the lessons, Foodie Trails will contact students directly to confirm their commencement date and supply any further details.
Class structure
- Start Date - Every Saturday
- Duration – 6 Weeks
- Session times – Saturday at 12pm
- Minimum participants per class – 6