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President: Denis HUBER
Co-President: Stanislas FROSSARD
Vice-President: TSETSEKOU Eleni
Treasurer: Catherine GUERRERO
Executive Secretary: Olga BALTAG
Elected Members: Keltoum BELAID, Nurcan DEJEAN-DOYDUK, Alla HEITZ, Olga KOSTENKO,Valentyna KRYVENKOVA, Sophie KURT, Cipriana MORARU, Ivi-Triin ODRATS, Bridget O'LOUGHLIN, Marie-Rose PREVOST, Szilvia SIMOND.
PALAIS - Office 99
+33(0)3 88 41 54 95
amicale@coe.int
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday :
- 9:00 am to 12:30 am
- 14h00 to 17h00 pm
The Caribbean dance section workshops provide an introduction to traditional and modern West Indian dances, for all levels. They combine fitness, cardio-training and anti-stress benefits, while offering you a chance to enjoy yourself, listen to Caribbean rhythms and learn more about Caribbean culture. The sessions include a gradual warm-up, followed by short choreographies inspired by different dances from the West Indies: gwo ka from Guadeloupe, Bèlè from Martinique, zumba-ka, biguine, mazurka, ...
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Come and participate in the Strasbourg carnival!
The Caribbean dance section encourages you to participate in the Strasbourg Carnival on 26 March with its partner association, Karaïb’Vibe.
Dance workshops will take place from 3 to 5 pm on Saturday 18 and Saturday 25 March and on Thursday 9, 16 and 23 March from 7 to 8.15 pm at the Bon Pasteur function room 10-12 Bld Jean-Sébastien Bach à Strasbourg. Location : https://what3words.com/shade.torches.rooks
Registration before 17 March
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To celebrate carnival season, the Caribbean dance section invites you to a special "Caribbean carnival” workshop.
Come and get a taste of the Caribbean carnival vibe.
Open to all, all levels – free session.
Dress code: yellow and black (just for fun, no obligation)
Time/Location: 1 p.m. Dance room at the Bastion (level -2, Lift no 2, Palais)
Registration required: suzette.saint-marc@coe.int or saskia.daniell@coe.int
Come and join us!
Every Friday, the Caribbean dance section offers you a musical interlude during which you can discover traditional and modern dances from the Caribbean. You can exercise whilst having fun and relaxing at the same time.
The sessions start with a progressive warm-up and continue with short choreographies inspired by the various dances of the Caribbean: Gwo ka from Guadeloupe, Bèlè from Martinique, zumba-ka, biguine, mazurka, zouk, kuduro, carnival dances.
First lesson free !
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