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Earthdance invites you for workshops, contact improv jams, personal and group retreats throughout the year. Located within driving distance of New York and Boston, we welcome individuals and groups to create, inspire, relax and heal in the glorious Berkshire hills.

 
Upcoming Workshops/Events & Announcements

Preview:
E  |  Merge Interdisciplinary Arts Exchange

Feb 5 - 7

A weekend of public workshops kicks off the exchange with classes offered by select local and national E|MERGE artists. With Shyam, drummer/musician (NYC); Terre Parker, dance/video (San Francisco); Heather Kuhn & Emmy Bean, embodied voice/concept music (Western MA); Paige Sorvillo, contemporary butoh (Berlin/San Francisco); plus many more.

 


DON'T MISS our weekly ROOT local class series. February is Guest Artist month! Every Tuesday and Thursday. Drop-ins welcome!



2010 Earthdance Wall Calendar with Photos by John Barrett
Sale (50% off) - $10 with shipping


 


Preview:
March 18 - 21 The Spring Equinox Jam


photo: John Barrett


 
Earthdance's facilities include:

  • two large and sunny studios with sprung maple floors and radiant heat
  • an 1812 renovated farmhouse with kitchen, dining, and meeting space
  • a new dormitory space accommodating up to 50 guests
  • a cabin for quiet, meditative personal retreat
  • summertime canvas tent cabins
  • a wood stoked sauna nestled in the woods beside a spring fed quarry
  • 125 acres of woods, stream, trails, and flowering meadows

Mission Statement
Earthdance cultivates dance and the art of improvisation. Through experiential learning and creative exchange, we strengthen connections between people, communities, and the earth.

 

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