A event held at Loco Klub on Tuesday 18th November. The event starts at 18:30.
Queerky & GetFree are proud to present:
DANCE-OUT!
Join us for a midweek sober guided dance experience to help you step into your body and get out of your head.
This is a rave workout for people who like to party and want to look after their body and mind. This is a class for dancers and non-dancers alike, a place to move, play and be free.
The session will start with a powerful workout over pumping beats, we wanna see you sweat!
This will be followed by a guided movement explorations, led by GetFree selected practitioners, to explore your edges and learn new dance moves.
At the end, with lower lights, there will be free dance floor time to get silly together and release that stress.
It’s an improvisation-based training; don't worry about having to learn complicated routines.
No mirrors, no pressure.
Non-performative, this is all about you.
The trance and techno music you love - curated by Queerky!
The world feels messy these days…
Embodied gatherings like this one can empower us and help us to find our happiness and fight back.
Dance is a way to connect to ourselves and others, and it has always been a form of resistance!
Come shake off you demons!
18:15 - Gathering
18:30 - Class Starts
20:00 - Class Ends
Have a taste for the music → https://soundcloud.com/queerkybristol
Sober training space.
Wear comfortable clothes/sportswear and trainers.
Bring a water bottle and a yoga mat and if you wish.
Booking required.
If money is a barrier, email us!
ABOUT THE SPACE:
This class takes place in a night club, please don't expect a classic dance studio.
The floor might be uneven and your hands might get dirty (that's why a yoga mat will help, if you care)
There are no changing rooms (although we can find you somewhere private if you strictly require it)
But in return the space is huge and the atmosphere is sublime! ;)
ACCESSIBILITY:
Loco Klub offers fully wheelchair accessible facilities, including accessible toilets, and a dedicated parking space just outside (for accessibility use only).
No flashing lights, suitable for photosensitive individuals.
Fully inclusive for the Queer and Trans community + everyone welcome.
Neurodivergent people welcome (just be aware that the music will be fast-paced and loud. Earplugs are available)
PA tickets free, just please email us to let us know you are coming.
We are looking into opening the class to individuals aged 16+, please contact us if interested.
Any questions please email: [email protected]
MORE ABOUT GETFREE DANCE THERAPY
Devised and delivered by group facilitator and dance/movement psychotherapist Lottie Ball in Bristol, UK. Her approach to working with movement incorporates Stoic philosophy, Transpersonal-Humanistic psychotherapy and pop culture to utilise the power of dance as a vehicle for positive change.
The aim of the work is to encourage participants to build confidence in expressing themselves freely and to provide opportunities to connect with others in safe, non-judgemental spaces, creating new pathways for compassionate, authentic communication and personal growth.
Whether in a community, corporate or care setting, Get Free explores the boundaries we face towards embracing our full potential and helps develop our capacity for living life at its fullest.
https://getfreedancetherapy.com/
@getfreedancetherapy
MORE ABOUT QUEERKY
QUEERKY is a rave party, but first of all, it’s a Queer gathering.
Queerky events cultivate a safer space for the LGBTQAI+ community. Allies who respect the ethics of the party are welcomed and valued.
The music ranges from Acid Techno, Trance, Electronica, and Breaks, with a surprisingly distinctive and unifying flavour. Since 2021, the Bristol-based collective has contributed to the growth of the local queer rave culture, keeping the Community at the heart of the project. A homely and warm atmosphere is fostered to create a safer space for everyone to feel comfortable in their skin, accepted and enabled to explore their gender identity in a protected environment.
The project aims to allow the queer community to have a family and a platform for artists to be visible in a society that still privileges cis-heteronormativity.
The collective is also politically involved and proudly anti-patriarchal, anti-racist, anti-homophobic, and anti-transphobic.
https://linktr.ee/queerky.sets
@queerky._
Entry requirements: 16+
DANCE-OUT!
Join us for a midweek sober guided dance experience to help you step into your body and get out of your head.
This is a rave workout for people who like to party and want to look after their body and mind. This is a class for dancers and non-dancers alike, a place to move, play and be free.
The session will start with a powerful workout over pumping beats, we wanna see you sweat!
This will be followed by a guided movement explorations, led by GetFree selected practitioners, to explore your edges and learn new dance moves.
At the end, with lower lights, there will be free dance floor time to get silly together and release that stress.
It’s an improvisation-based training; don't worry about having to learn complicated routines.
No mirrors, no pressure.
Non-performative, this is all about you.
The trance and techno music you love - curated by Queerky!
The world feels messy these days…
Embodied gatherings like this one can empower us and help us to find our happiness and fight back.
Dance is a way to connect to ourselves and others, and it has always been a form of resistance!
Come shake off you demons!
18:15 - Gathering
18:30 - Class Starts
20:00 - Class Ends
Have a taste for the music → https://soundcloud.com/queerkybristol
Sober training space.
Wear comfortable clothes/sportswear and trainers.
Bring a water bottle and a yoga mat and if you wish.
Booking required.
If money is a barrier, email us!
ABOUT THE SPACE:
This class takes place in a night club, please don't expect a classic dance studio.
The floor might be uneven and your hands might get dirty (that's why a yoga mat will help, if you care)
There are no changing rooms (although we can find you somewhere private if you strictly require it)
But in return the space is huge and the atmosphere is sublime! ;)
ACCESSIBILITY:
Loco Klub offers fully wheelchair accessible facilities, including accessible toilets, and a dedicated parking space just outside (for accessibility use only).
No flashing lights, suitable for photosensitive individuals.
Fully inclusive for the Queer and Trans community + everyone welcome.
Neurodivergent people welcome (just be aware that the music will be fast-paced and loud. Earplugs are available)
PA tickets free, just please email us to let us know you are coming.
We are looking into opening the class to individuals aged 16+, please contact us if interested.
Any questions please email: [email protected]
MORE ABOUT GETFREE DANCE THERAPY
Devised and delivered by group facilitator and dance/movement psychotherapist Lottie Ball in Bristol, UK. Her approach to working with movement incorporates Stoic philosophy, Transpersonal-Humanistic psychotherapy and pop culture to utilise the power of dance as a vehicle for positive change.
The aim of the work is to encourage participants to build confidence in expressing themselves freely and to provide opportunities to connect with others in safe, non-judgemental spaces, creating new pathways for compassionate, authentic communication and personal growth.
Whether in a community, corporate or care setting, Get Free explores the boundaries we face towards embracing our full potential and helps develop our capacity for living life at its fullest.
https://getfreedancetherapy.com/
@getfreedancetherapy
MORE ABOUT QUEERKY
QUEERKY is a rave party, but first of all, it’s a Queer gathering.
Queerky events cultivate a safer space for the LGBTQAI+ community. Allies who respect the ethics of the party are welcomed and valued.
The music ranges from Acid Techno, Trance, Electronica, and Breaks, with a surprisingly distinctive and unifying flavour. Since 2021, the Bristol-based collective has contributed to the growth of the local queer rave culture, keeping the Community at the heart of the project. A homely and warm atmosphere is fostered to create a safer space for everyone to feel comfortable in their skin, accepted and enabled to explore their gender identity in a protected environment.
The project aims to allow the queer community to have a family and a platform for artists to be visible in a society that still privileges cis-heteronormativity.
The collective is also politically involved and proudly anti-patriarchal, anti-racist, anti-homophobic, and anti-transphobic.
https://linktr.ee/queerky.sets
@queerky._
Entry requirements: 16+
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