UPCOMING AT LA CULA LIBRE
Events & Workshops
Events & Workshops
Bootcamps, workshops, hangouts, or community jams — special days where we go deeper, dance harder, and bring in some of the most respected teachers in the scene. Limited spots, big energy, all levels welcome.
Upcoming Events
Hip-Hop Workshop & Cyphers
date: 17 May
level: all levels
spots: 8
About
Join us for this open level Hip-Hop workshop and let's dance together!
In this workshop Marilva will take us through some Hip-Hop foundations and and moves, and train them through different dynamics. The goal is to get the Hip-Hop groove going. Open to all levels!
After class, we open the floor for freestyle cyphers — an important part of hip-hop culture, where it’s about creativity, confidence, exchange and respect. All levels are welcome.
DAY SCHEDULE:
12:00-13:30 — Hip-hop workshop
13:30-14:30 — Cyphers
PRICING:
Early Bird (before 11th May) - €25
Late Bird - €29
Cyphers only — €5
Teacher Spotlight
Marilva
Marilva, originally from The Hague, began her dance journey in 2006. Over the years she has developed and deepened her skills in various dance styles including House and Hip-Hop. In 2013, she further refined her technique at the Urban Dance Program in Utrecht, where her passion for hip-hop culture continued to grow.
Afro Fusion Workshop & Community Dance
date: 25 may
level: all levels
spots: 8
About
Join us in this Afro Fusion workshop and get a taste of different African dances!
In this workshop, Danimé will take us through the foundations & origins of some moves from Afrohouse, Ndombolo, Kuduro, Nigerian and Ghanaian styles. She will teach us the moves and then combine them in an Afro Fusion choreo.
After the class the floor of the studio will remain open for another hour so that we can all enjoy the after-class hype, dance and share together. Staying is 100% optional but it is a great way to build community and meet new people!
DAY SCHEDULE:
12:00-13:30 - Workshop
13:30-14:30 - Community dance
PRICING:
Early Bird (before 18th May) - €30
Late Bird - €34
Teacher Spotlight
Danimé
Danimé is an Angolan dancer, born and raised in The Netherlands. She educates her students about her own country, but also countries and styles that she has invested in, like Jamaican Dancehall and African styles.
She teaches in different (dance)schools and travels also to learn more about certain countries and styles.
She has shared stages with Elephantman, Beenieman, Bokoesam, Shenseea & Stonebwoy and enjoys performing as well.
"I love to let people discover their flow and what their body is capable of."
About
Join us for this open level Hip-Hop workshop and let's dance together!
In this workshop Marilva will take us through some Hip-Hop foundations and and moves, and train them through different dynamics. The goal is to get the Hip-Hop groove going. Open to all levels!
After class, we open the floor for freestyle cyphers — an important part of hip-hop culture, where it’s about creativity, confidence, exchange and respect. All levels are welcome.
Join us for this open level Hip-Hop workshop and let's dance together!
In this workshop Marilva will take us through some Hip-Hop foundations and and moves, and train them through different dynamics. The goal is to get the Hip-Hop groove going. Open to all levels!
After class, we open the floor for freestyle cyphers — an important part of hip-hop culture, where it’s about creativity, confidence, exchange and respect. All levels are welcome.
DAY SCHEDULE:
DAY SCHEDULE:
12:00-13:30 — Hip-hop workshop
13:30-14:30 — Cyphers
12:00-13:30 — Hip-hop workshop
13:30-14:30 — Cyphers
PRICING:
PRICING:
Workshop + cyphers — €27
Cyphers only — €8
Early Bird (before 11th May) - €25
Late Bird - €29
Cyphers only — €5
Teacher Spotlight
Marilva
Marilva, originally from The Hague, began her dance journey in 2006. Over the years she has developed and deepened her skills in various dance styles including House and Hip-Hop. In 2013, she further refined her technique at the Urban Dance Program in Utrecht, where her passion for hip-hop culture continued to grow.
Afro Fusion Workshop & Community Dance
date: 25 April
date: 25 may
level: all levels
spots: 8
About
Join us in this Afro Fusion workshop and get a taste of different African dances!
In this workshop, Danimé will take us through the foundations & origins of some moves from Afrohouse, Ndombolo, Kuduro, Nigerian and Ghanaian styles. She will teach us the moves and then combine them in an Afro Fusion choreo.
After the class the floor of the studio will remain open for another hour so that we can all enjoy the after-class hype, dance and share together. Staying is 100% optional but it is a great way to build community and meet new people!
Join us in this Afro Fusion workshop and get a taste of different African dances!
In this workshop, Danimé will take us through the foundations & origins of some moves from Afrohouse, Ndombolo, Kuduro, Nigerian and Ghanaian styles. She will teach us the moves and then combine them in an Afro Fusion choreo.
After the class the floor of the studio will remain open for another hour so that we can all enjoy the after-class hype, dance and share together. Staying is 100% optional but it is a great way to build community and meet new people!
DAY SCHEDULE:
DAY SCHEDULE:
12:00-13:30 - Workshop
13:30-14:30 - Community dance
12:00-13:30 - Workshop
13:30-14:30 - Community dance
PRICING:
PRICING:
€30
Early Bird (before 18th May) - €30
Late Bird - €34
Teacher Spotlight
Danimé
Danimé is an Angolan dancer, born and raised in The Netherlands. She educates her students about her own country, but also countries and styles that she has invested in, like Jamaican Dancehall and African styles.
She teaches in different (dance)schools and travels also to learn more about certain countries and styles.
She has shared stages with Elephantman, Beenieman, Bokoesam, Shenseea & Stonebwoy and enjoys performing as well.
"I love to let people discover their flow and what their body is capable of."
Danimé
Danimé is an Angolan dancer, born and raised in The Netherlands. She educates her students about her own country, but also countries and styles that she has invested in, like Jamaican Dancehall and African styles.
She teaches in different (dance)schools and travels also to learn more about certain countries and styles.
She has shared stages with Elephantman, Beenieman, Bokoesam, Shenseea & Stonebwoy and enjoys performing as well.
"I love to let people discover their flow and what their body is capable of."
