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Tanz deinen Weg - Schillerkiez 2026

Name: Tanz deinen Weg - Schillerkiez 2026
Start: 2026-09-13T16:00+0200
End: 2026-09-13T17:30+0200
Location: Herrfurthplatz

In the organizer's words:

Dance Your Way – Open Gatherings in the Schillerkiez

Free 90-minute workshop · every Sunday in September · no prior experience required · open to everyone

What happens when we don’t just pass through public spaces, but rediscover them through movement?

With“Dance Your Way,”we invite you to explore the Schillerkiez together—through movement, awareness, and connection.

Last year, we developed this format with a closed group of women and girls* and, among other things, explored public spaces through dance and movement. The participants found the outdoor exercises and our shared exploration of the neighborhood particularly enriching and surprising.

That’s why we’re continuing this year—and we’re heading outdoors even more.

The workshop takes place entirely in public spaces and is nowopen to everyone, regardless of age or movement experience.

What can you expect?

In this 90-minute workshop, we’ll guide you through simple physical, movement, and awareness exercises—sometimes alone, sometimes in pairs, and sometimes in a group.

It’s not about having to be able to do something or perform. Rather, dance is a way to connect with one another: with yourself, with other people, and with the space around you.

We’ll explore the Schillerkiez with our eyes open—and sometimes with our eyes closed. We’ll observe, move, experiment, and allow ourselves to experience this familiar urban space from a different perspective.

Each person brings their own unique way of moving. It is precisely this diversity that defines our shared experience.

You don’t need any dance experience.You can come alone or with others. You can participate in a single session or in several workshops.

Each Sunday is led by a different instructor, who brings her own exercises and perspectives from various fields such as improvisation, dance theater, contemporary dance, yoga, contact improvisation, Body-Mind Centering, and other somatic approaches.