Where to practice African dance France

Rock, salsa, waltz, cha cha cha, tango, tap… In his academy, Olivier Dumas, master of graduate dance, three times champion of professional France but also international judge, receives you, whatever your artistic preference. In the warm atmosphere of colorful rooms, Saint-Louis district, this passionate one offers its students to learn to "dance well", alone or in pairs. With a progressive dance method, you can find all the fun to dance on your favorite music and enjoy convivial moments. Please note: Special courses are also offered to you (to upgrade before your wedding for example), as well as atypical sessions (such as the baby dance workshops worn).

Aziz Ayawo, a dancer and musician from Togo who participated in some of Yannick Noah's concerts, the art and the way to animate his dance courses on Monday and Thursday every Week in Saint-Herblain Bourg or Boissière. Tonic and rhythmic, its dance courses attract many novices, eager to discover African culture through dance. The price is reasonable: about 200 € per year.

The African Dance company allows us to discover all the African dance. But not only. You can also discover the energy dance that will make us the greatest or the more sensual dance that will make us even more good. A good school to explore another culture, but especially that of our body and its mysteries. Relaxation and good atmosphere to learn how to move his body on rhythms that bring us to other horizons. Genuine wellness therapy.

The Wontanara association has been thrilling Condat-sur-Vienne with the rhythm of African percussion for over 10 years. Its weekly classes in traditional and modern African dance, orchestrated by percussionist Alpha Jeune M'Pandy, are an irresistible invitation to discover the richness of this culture. Wontanara regularly invites renowned artists such as Bamba Camara and Mohamed Kouyaté to take part in workshops and lively evenings combining African dance, music and cuisine. This passionate and exciting association is the ideal destination to immerse yourself in African culture for an evening.

I'm an African dance association. I am referring to it in Sango, a Bantu language spoken in the Central African Republic. So Marsy has come to discover the African continent for children and adults on Wednesday through a workshop My trip to Africa - dances, songs, music, storytelling, painting… -and teenagers and adults on Thursdays by moving their bodies on the rhythms of there - trance and vibration: discovery of ethnic dances, musical accompaniment with jeans. This makes it possible to establish a self-search through the emotions that this music provides.

The Alesia Dance Centre is a cultural centre rich in a wide range of disciplines. In total, the 300 square meters of the establishment are divided into five studios where salsa, ballet, tango, etc. classes are held. All ages are concerned by the lessons, from infancy to senior citizens, everyone finds their happiness and their level, in a great benevolence. The schedules are multiple and wide, it is therefore possible to exercise your passion throughout the week and the day (from 9am to 10:30pm). Other programs are offered by the Centre Alésia: rental for courses, workshops, rehearsals, private lessons, videos, photos, castings.

Rumba, rock'n'roll, samba, waltz, tango, salsa, quick step, company dances or sports dances, for smaller ones, but also for larger ones. This is how Thierry Prével sees his job: first, take pleasure in dance learning. Four levels of salon and company dance. A visit to the site is necessary, you will find everything you need to know about timetables, rates, but also a forum, internships, good plans, and even a guestbook.

Rouen is home to the association Une Touche d'Ébène, which offers African dance classes, shows and percussion workshops. Classes are available for all ages, from children to adults, and are held in Rouen and Bapeaume. The association also offers African dance workshops for children and adults. Class times vary according to age and level, but there are classes available on weekdays and weekends. Une Touche d'Ébène also works with schools to introduce students to African dance. The association's shows are very popular, offering a festive and convivial experience.