In the heart of summer, the dance continues
Summer is in full swing and still has many wonderful weeks ahead of us to dance, breathe and connect with each other.
This newsletter reveals a packed and exciting programme for the coming months.
Retrospective
Since early July, our projects have been rolling out in all areas where dance soothes and connects:
United Dance Workshop
Four inclusive days dedicated to children and young adults with Down syndrome. Moments filled with camaraderie and choreographed movements.
United Dance Workshop
Four inclusive days dedicated to children and young adults with Down syndrome. Moments filled with camaraderie and choreographed movements.
Camp de l'Ordre de Malte
Weekly dance workshops held at summer camps for children with disabilities. A space for freedom, expression and shared joy.
Workshops in retirement homes
Our monthly workshops in nursing homes continue smoothly. Gentle movements to revive bodies, memories and presence with others.
A wonderful reunion in store for the start of the new school year
Dance & Lymphoma Morning
05 september 2025 - Fondation contre le Cancer
Quand on Danse will host an adapted dance workshop during a morning event organised by the non-profit organisation Action Lymphome Wallonie-Bruxelles at the Fondation contre le Cancer. The event is open to patients, their loved ones and carers, offering them a gentle introduction to the benefits of dance during and after treatment for people affected by lymphoma.
Annual Symposium "Dancing in Our Shoes"
17 october 2025 - Mosa Ballet School, Liège
Take part in exploratory sessions, participatory workshops and discussions on the benefits of dance as a tool for healthcare, social inclusion and well-being. Healthcare professionals, artists, researchers and associations will come together to explore with you the concrete benefits of dance in relation to disability, cancer, ageing and Parkinson's disease.
Training Dance for PD®
18 & 19 october 2025 - Mosa Ballet School, Liège
David Leventhal, Director of Dance for PD®, will lead a professional development workshop. Improve your professional practice in supporting people affected by Parkinson's disease.
Training Danse, santé et vieillissement
18 & 19 october 2025 - Mosa Ballet School, Liège
Clare Guss-West, a specialist in dance and health, will lead a training course dedicated to teaching dance adapted to older people. Deepen your teaching skills and explore practical tools to support seniors (aged 65–90+) in movement, safely and creatively.
Training Danse adaptée et Inclusive
18 to 22 october 2025 - Mosa Ballet School, Liège
Cécile Martinez, director of the inclusive company 6e Sens, will lead a training course on adapted and inclusive dance. This intensive five-day course will equip movement professionals with the tools they need to create and supervise workshops that are accessible, safe and open to diversity in terms of body types and backgrounds.
Have a wonderful August, light and vibrant. We'll see you again in September to dance together!
