CHANGE is a project for children and young people aged 12 to 16, exploring the (trans)formative potentials and challenges of adolescence. The project takes place in Bjelovar, Zagreb and Umag and is implemented in partnership with SHOOMA, Hrabri telefon (Brave Phone), I. Primary School Bjelovar, mental health professionals from the Bjelovar-Bilogora County branch of the […]
TRY DANCE is a dance-based board game that brings contemporary dance into everyday life and connects generations. Conceived as a response to the growing intellectualization of childhood and youth — a tendency that overlooks the importance of play and direct physical experience as foundations for healthy development — the game invites us to return dance […]
The “Add Dance to Your Day” workshop invites educators, preschool teachers, and primary school teachers to explore playful ways of bringing movement into the classroom. Inspired by The Den music album, it offers simple, creative tools for weaving dance into daily routines.
The Den is a music album created to awaken, focus, and calm both body and mind. It features a collection of tracks paired with a booklet of simple activities. Designed for everyday use with children in kindergartens and early primary school, it’s also perfect for bringing moments of balance and play into daily life.
Step for Dance is an audience development project implemented in partnership with the Center for Lifelong Learning and Culture Bjelovar and the Art Organization SHOOMA. The aim is audience development in dance art, a rare occurrence in Bjelovar and Bjelovar-Bilogora County. The program's target groups are children and young people aged 4 to 18, who […]
The Den is an online home for ideas that inspire dance and movement, designed for children, young people, and anyone who wants to move their body in new and creative ways. The ideas are simple to put into practice at home, in the park, in the forest, or in any space that feels good for moving. We recommend the contents of the Virtual Den to all educators working with children in kindergartens, schools, or dance studios.
