MAY 2022 TIMETABLE:

LOCATIONS & ACCESS

Meanjin / Brisbane:

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Please check the above timetable carefully for venue changes for Meanjin classes due to flood damage. ​

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Monday - Meet at the entrance to the Gallery of Modern Art, Stanley Place, Southbank, Brisbane.

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Wheelchair access is via the street level entrance on Stanley Place or via the lift from the Stanley Place car park beneath the State Library of Queensland. Parking bays for visitors with disability are located in the car parks situated within the Cultural Precinct. A temporary set down area for Australian Disability Parking Scheme permit holders is located on Stanley Place for drop off and pick up only.

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Mparntwe / Alice Springs:

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Meet at the Telegraph Station.​

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By vehicle, the Reserve is situated 4 km north of Alice Springs along Herbert Heritage Drive off the Stuart Highway. Alternatively, there is a walking and cycling track into the Reserve from the Stuart Highway via Schwarz Crescent, and another along the west bank of the Todd River (Riverside Walk). Wheelchair accessible, however after rain, access can be slightly challenging due to some dirt paths.

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Coolangatta:

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Meet outside on the grass at the Kirra Hill Community & Cultural Centre.

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Wheelchair access to the centre is via either of the two carparks via Powell Crescent or Garrick Street, which have parking bays for visitors with a disability.  

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Please see site images below and click on our Access Videos for a walkthrough of each site. 

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WHAT TO BRING

Yourself! Come as you are.  Comfy clothing is great for moving in and a water bottle is good for hydration.

Respect! We do not tolerate discrimination of any kind.  Racist, sexist, ableist, homophobic, or transphobic behaviour/attitudes will not be tolerated. 

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WHAT TO EXPECT

A fun time! That is the focus. 

The class runs like so:

• Introduction

• Acknowledgement to country

• Stretch and conditioning

• Grooves - follow along movement to get the heart pumping

• Learning a short dance

• Closure

• We film the final run through to look back on and see how incredible group movement can be and to encourage new people to join our community and access dance experiences. Please speak to us if this is an issue for you. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS​

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Can I bring kids?

Yes, children are so welcome. One primary school aged child can attend for free per paying adult.  Younger children are welcome to jump in and out of the class and you are too, as needed, to care for them :) 

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Can carers or support workers attend?

​In regards to our community who may require individual support, we offer one support worker/family member/carer free of charge with every paying participant. This is dependent on particular needs and is left to the decision of the participant and their support worker if needed. Some support workers simply accompany their participants to class and watch or others may participate in the class with them if further assistance is required. This assists our facilitators with safely and promptly running class and making sure all dancers are looked after. 

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Do I have to be in the video?

No you do not! If this is the case please let us know on arrival at class.  We film the class so that we can see the beauty of a group of people moving together and so we can promote the class to encourage other people to come and dance for joy.  It is our mission to shift Australian perceptions about dance so visibility is important to us. Check out our instagram and you will see that we are all tiny dancing ants :) 

online & pre-recorded classes

A VIRTUAL, SAFE, SUPPORTIVE AND FUN CLASS TO KEEP YOU MOVING, CREATING AND CONNECTING

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We are not currently running any regular live online classes via Zoom however we do have a number of free pre-recorded classes available for access via our YouTube channel.  Please don't hesitate to send us a video of your take on our choreography once you finish a tutorial.  We love to see it and will share it on our socials with your permission :)