In this free movement workshop, Eleni Green will lead you through a mosaic of habitats at Broughton Sanctuary in Skipton, Yorkshire, asking different questions about how our bodies can help us connect with nature.

Root and open gently with the delicate buttercups, find space with the soaring birds of prey and stand strong to safeguard the land with the thistles. The workshop will invite you to centre yourself with grounding exercises, learn to slow the flow of your movement and harmonise with the natural rhythms around you. Join us for this soft and playful nature-oriented movement workshop, inspired by the principles of rewilding.

• Suitable for adults and young people aged 16 and over.
• No dance experience required.
• This is a FREE event limited to 15 spaces.

About Eleni

Eleni Green is a freelance dance and movement artist based in Leeds. She is passionate about the human body’s ability to take in the natural world through our senses and to creatively respond in a way that connects us to those around us. Growing up in the Fens, Eleni has always felt that, in order to embrace and energise our natural sides, we must allow ourselves to be active and dynamic within our landscapes. Facilitating creative workshops for people of all ages and abilities, Eleni is fascinated by how listening to our bodies can make us feel part of the bigger picture.

This workshop is part of our programme of free community events supported by grant funding from White Rose Forest. Tickets are complimentary butwith only 15 spaces available you will need to book now to secure your place.

Full details of how and where to meet will be sent via email beforehand.

This event has been funded by the White Rose Forest through their Trees for Climate programme, part of the Government’s Nature for Climate fund. The White Rose Forest is the Community Forest for North and West Yorkshire, and provides support and funding for woodland creation across the region as well as initiatives that bring people and nature closer together.

www.whiteroseforest.org