Belly dance workshop & connection activity.

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Let's just keep Dancing - exchange happiness and energy.

Gift yourself the gift of the Happy Dance - Dancing is the exercise of freedom - it is the movement of all our feelings.

Through some exercises and inspiration of the oriental dance. We will start the session with familiarization and warm-up exercises - discovering different movements and physically expressing our feelings.Then with the addition of some music, we will dance and learn moves inspired by belly dancing. Yafa will perform a small dance to share with everyone the joy of dancing.

- Let's Dance - find your spirit dance

Open for all ages - genders and levels

To support the venue and the artist : 10$ donations - optional

bring your own mask - IF you WISH - and follow the rules of social distancing.

We will be at : Modern primitive Cornwall Square

Meet Your Host : https://www.facebook.com/yafacrafts

Yafa Connection Circles is a working group of the Social Development Council of Cornwall and Area.

Links

• Yafa Arts and Crafts facebook.com

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Yafa arts and Crafts and Modern Primitive Cornwall Square

Yafa Goawily is an artist . coming from an artistic family with her roots from the ancient cultures (egypt) She started her way from performing arts then studied fine arts at Alexandria university and now after a lot of experience and workshops all over the world, she is doing her development-through-art program and sharing her experience and love of Art with all❤🙏

Yafa Connection Circles is a working group of the Social Development Council of Cornwall and Area.

In a Few More Words

Art practically runs through Yafa Gowaily’s veins. Coming from a family of artists, she grew up surrounded by this form of self-expression and thus, getting drawn to its allure became an inevitable fact. For Yafa, art is now an indispensable part of her identity. From performing arts to fine arts, Gowaily has experimented with it all.

Yafa graduated with a degree in Fine Arts and a Filmmaking Diploma from Alexandria University in Egypt after finding solace behind the camera. She has gone on to curate a diverse portfolio of films and documentaries, which revolve around various topics and issues she sought to speak loudly about. Gowaily, who is known to carry that childlike wonder in her eyes wherever she goes is an active member of many NGOs and clubs that engage in charity and social work.