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“Tribal Ecstatic Dance Experience Weekend” Sept 22-25th, 2011
“Tribal Ecstatic Dance Experience Weekend” Sept 22-25th, 2011
“Join the spirit & power of 'the tribe' & the dance!”
General info
| start date: | Friday, September 23, 2011 06:00 PM |
| end date: | Sunday, September 25, 2011 10:00 AM |
| where: | Carroll County, Georgia |
| address: | Complete information sent with paid registration map |
| cost: | $40 inclusive, pre-registration only! (no at the door registration) |
| dress code: | Nilla to the event please |
Description
Weekend gathering
Catch the spirit! Think camping with fire pit, drumming, dancing (male and female dancers welcome) & 'dance as service', power and spirit.
Come for the fun, food, frolic and vending and 'Blanket Sale' *
** Registration includes photos of venue
LIMITED to 40 attendees to retain an intimate tribal experience
Friday night
- Check-in & set up
- Ecstatic Dance Experience Prep:**
Preparation and Basic Concepts of Ecstatic Belly Dance: Will include stretches, warm-up, and discussion on what Ecstatic Belly Dance is and is not and how any one of any level can do this type of dance. Choosing music, costuming/clothing, and other things such as make up, hair and how to present a sensual image of a Gypsy Courtesan.
- Light snacks available
Saturday
- Continental breakfast
Dance Wear Dressing - prep and enhance your costume:
- raditional, tribal, cabaret, and Gypsy/Spiritual styles will be discussed. (Costuming)
- "Blanket Sale"
- Lunch - Middle eastern themed menu
- Free time, body painting, possible other offerings at this time
- Practice dance session - tba
- Evening meal - Middle eastern themed menu
- Blanket Sale* actual time TBA
- Fire Pit Dance, drumming and entertainment starting at dark
Sunday
- Light breakfast
- Clean-up and breakdown
- Clean up and departure (each person is responsible for cleaning up their area)
The Tribal Ecstatic Dance Experience Weekend supports "I Love it in the Can" - donation barrel will be available. Attendees are encouraged to bring 2 or more cans per person but feel free to bring more ie ask your neighbors to contribute before you come.
What do you need to know?
**The intimate weekend limited to 40 attendees includes:
Pre-registration only - no on-site registration**
- Food: Friday night snacks, Saturday & Sunday light breakfast, Saturday lunch and dinner*.
- Lunch and dinner will be middle eastern themed food items.
- Tenting space (BYO tent - if desired there are hotels in the area but not included in registration)
- Classes/Presentations
- Entertainment
- Blanket sale available to attendees (without charge)
- Vending of belly dance accessories
##Only $40 per person for the weekend!!
NOTE Registered attendees will receive email info in advance on: How to choose dance wear and how to make some of your own. Traditional, tribal, cabaret, and Gypsy/Spiritual styles will be discussed. How to use some of these items ideas to enhance your sensuality every day.*
- "Blanket Sale" ~ You are invited and encouraged to bring a blanket and bring things you may wish to sell, barter or trade (Corset to small? Toys you are looking to repurpose? Candles, DVDs etc you get the idea ~ however items should exclude belly dancewear)
Sound good? Check your calendar for September 23-25th - need more info? Contact me here on FL or email C_Chrysalis999@yahoo.com
Weekend is rain or shine and registration and a portion of the registration will be earmarked to purchase food to donate to the "I LOVE it in the can - Georgia"
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