Saturday, June 11th

1-3 pm MST

9-11 am HT

3-5 pm EST

Hosts: Marcia Zina Mager and Lucie Lynch

Did you ever dream of turning your frustrations and challenges into a Broadway musical? Can you imagine a chorus line of dancers boogieing to your personal catastrophes?

 Now’s your chance!

 You’re invited to let your guard down (and your fun up!) in this 2 hour workshop led by the award-winning playwriting & performing duo, Lucie Lynch and Marcia Zina Mager. In this entertaining, interactive online experience you’ll discover a surprising new way to express yourself.  Absolutely no singing, writing, or performing experience necessary.  Just bring yourself, exactly as you are, and we will swing, scribble, and sing our way into a brand new perspective.

About the hosts:

Marcia Zina Mager is an international author, award-winning playwright, poet, mixed-media artist, and writing coach. She’s the founder of the original national seminar series: Write from the Heart. www.321write.com

Lucie Lynch is an international Singer/Songwriter, Soul Sound Alchemist and High On Life Coach, originally from Hamburg Germany. Her heartfelt desire is to create space for people to remember who they are and that every human being is inherently worthy and valuable. She supports people in finding their voice and expressing their own truth in unique and powerful ways. She also has a way to activate joy in people's hearts that is independent of the appearances of the outside world. Before moving to Honolulu in 2011 she traveled the globe for 5 years with her backpack and her guitar to find the song of her own soul, singing with people all over the world studying the healing power of sound and frequencies and voice. Lucie is very passionate about bringing people in touch with the power of their own voice.

 www.ilovemoneytalks.com

www.lucielynchmusic.com

www.marciazinamager.com

Friday, May 6th

5-7 pm MST

7-9 pm EST

Host: Katrina Pratt

This is a chance for women to share their stories of birth, motherhood, talk about our relationships with our mothers, explore sociocutural concepts around mothering, and examine some of the common folk stories that center around motherhood. We may cry, we may laugh. It is our hope that engaging in this conversation will offer a sense of community, insight, and perhaps provide the seeds for creative projects.

Preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and a zoom link.

About the host:

Katrina has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities.

Sunday, May 1st

4-5:30 pm Mountain Time

6-7:30 pm Eastern Time

Instructor: Heidi Wong

Come play with virtual improv, as Rebecca of the Improv Collaborative returns to lead us through a series of theater exercises, games, and scenes for 1.5 hours of hilarity. This is not a class, though some side coaching may be given. Let your creativity bloom and engage your brain with improv!

Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and zoom link. 

About Heidi Wong:

Heidi is the Executive Director of the Historic Ute Theatre. She has studied and performed stand-up comedy, clowning, and improv.

Wednesday, April 27th

8 - 9:30 am MST

10 - 11:30 am EST

Hosts: Heidi Wong and Katrina Pratt

This is a chance for women to share their stories of motherhood, talk about our relationships with our mothers, explore sociocutural concepts around mothering, and examine some of the common folk stories that center around motherhood. We may cry, we may laugh. It is our hope that engaging in this conversation will offer a sense of community, insight, and perhaps provide the seeds for creative projects.

Preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and a zoom link.

About the hosts:

Heidi is the Executive Director of the Historic Ute Theatre. She has studied and performed stand-up comedy, clowning, and improv.

Katrina has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities.

Sunday, April 10th

9-11 am Hawaii time

1-3 pm Mountain time

3-5 pm Eastern time

Instructor: Lucie Lynch

THE POWER OF VOICE is an interactive workshop and playful experience where we explore the power of our own voices and step into our full expression and creativity. We will tone and sound and maybe even sing together, while we explore the magic behind music, sound and frequencies and how we can express ourselves freely and get in touch with our playful self. We will also tap into the power of our language and the words that we use and play with poetry, rhymes and incantations. Let's raise the frequencies together!

Preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and a zoom link.

About the workshop leader:

Lucie Lynch is an international Singer/Songwriter, Soul Sound Alchemist and High On Life Coach, originally from Hamburg Germany. Her heartfelt desire is to create space for people to remember who they are and that every human being is inherently worthy and valuable. She supports people in finding their voice and expressing their own truth in unique and powerful ways. She also has a way to activate joy in people's hearts that is independent of the appearances of the outside world. Before moving to Honolulu in 2011 she traveled the globe for 5 years with her backpack and her guitar to find the song of her own soul, singing with people all over the world studying the healing power of sound and frequencies and voice. Lucie is very passionate about bringing people in touch with the power of their own voice.

Sunday, April 3rd

4-5:30 pm Mountain Time

Instructor: Rebecca Bradford

Come get silly with virtual improv, as Rebecca of the Improv Collaborative returns to lead us through a series of theater exercises, games, and scenes for 1.5 hours of hilarity. This is not a class, though some side coaching may be given. Improvisors and (April) Fools of all levels and abilities are welcome.

Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and a zoom link. 

About Rebecca Bradford:

Fifteen years ago, Rebecca Bradford decided to take a beginner’s improv class at the encouragement of a friend. Little did she know that simple decision would lead to a new career and her creation of The Improv Collaborative, a vibrant, enthusiastic community of over 1,200 members, from beginners to honed professionals. During covid times, Rebecca has created an online form of improv she calls ZOOMPROV hosting zoom-based Open Play nights and teaching improv classes to individuals and corporations. With ZOOMPROV, you'll find yourself both safe and cozy, and also adventurous and innovative. Fun! For more info: theimprovcollaborative.com

Sunday, March 20th

5-7pm MDT

7-9pm EDT

Join us for some casual silliness. Grab a beer, a glass of wine and get out your googly eyes. This is a crafting party from the comfort of your home. We will be making puppets from socks, pants, shirts, whatever old clothes you have lying around. Consider it a creative form of spring cleaning. Be forewarned, the conversations tend to get pretty awesome.

Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and zoom link.

Materials:

hot glue

scissors

fabric/ socks/ pants/ any puppet sized, disposable piece of soft fabric

stuffing/ batting

cardboard

googly eyes, buttons, pom poms, jewels, yarn, floss, random stuff you find on the floor

About Katrina:

Katrina has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities. She has dedicated herself to creating inclusive, child-directed programming with a focus on play, improvisation, puppetry, circus art and storytelling. Her work, with both individuals and in groups, supports emotional wellbeing through different stages of learning. In her off time, she’s a big fan of making silly stuff with others.

Sunday, March 13

1-3pm Mountain Time

3-5pm Eastern Time

9-11am Hawaiian Time

Instructor: Marcia Zina Mager

Got a book you passionately want to write? Fiction, memoir, self-help, or anything in between? How do you begin? And if you already started but you’re stuck (or terrified), how do you break through and go the distance?

Spend a few hours virtually hanging out with an international best-selling author of more than 10 books translated into 10 languages. Learn the secrets and strategies (and a little bit of magic) involved in taking a tiny (or gigantic) idea out of your head and getting it down on paper – all the while having fun AND compassion for the struggling writer within! This is a FREE workshop!

Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and zoom link.

About Marcia Zina Mager:

Marcia Zina Mager is an international author, award-winning playwright, poet, mixed-media artist, and writing coach. She’s the founder of the original national seminar series: Write from the Heart. www.321write.com

Sunday, March 6th

4-5:30 pm Mountain Time

Instructor: Rebecca Bradford

Spring into the joy of virtual improv, as Rebecca of the Improv Collaborative returns to lead us through a series of theater exercises, games, and scenes for 1.5 hours of hilarity. This is not a class, though some side coaching may be given. Improvisors of all levels and abilities are welcome.

Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will contact you with more info and zoom link. 

About Rebecca Bradford:

Fifteen years ago, Rebecca Bradford decided to take a beginner’s improv class at the encouragement of a friend. Little did she know that simple decision would lead to a new career and her creation of The Improv Collaborative, a vibrant, enthusiastic community of over 1,200 members, from beginners to honed professionals. During covid times, Rebecca has created an online form of improv she calls ZOOMPROV hosting zoom-based Open Play nights and teaching improv classes to individuals and corporations. With ZOOMPROV, you'll find yourself both safe and cozy, and also adventurous and innovative. Fun! For more info: theimprovcollaborative.com

Sunday, February 27th

9 - 11am Mountain Time

11am - 1pm Eastern Time

Instructors: Katrina Pratt and Snotty

Take time to explore your imagination with storytelling, mindfulness exercises, improv, and the creation of a collaborative piece of art we can all take with us as we begin to come out of hibernation. This workshop is intended for all ages. Come have fun and reconnect with the land and the person beneath the melting snow.

Materials:

coloring utensils

paper

About Katrina:

Katrina Pratt has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities. She has dedicated herself to creating inclusive, child-directed programming with a focus on play, improvisation, puppetry, circus art and storytelling. Her work, with both individuals and in groups, supports emotional wellbeing through different stages of learning.

Saturday, December 18th

11 - 12:30pm Mountain Time

1 - 2:30pm Eastern Time

8 - 9:30am Hawaii Time

Instructors: Katrina Pratt and Snotty

Join Miss Pratt and Snotty for another collaborative storytelling adventure. Bring objects that are special to you together to create your personal altar for this powerful celestial time. Learn about Solstice traditions around the world and help dream up a mythology to honor the brightening days. Snotty and Gladys will be there to participate and play while we make art, altars, and an epic story.

Each participant will create a world based on an element in their altar. We may draw maps of our worlds and how to transport to one another’s. Our imagination and curiosity will be part of the light we bring to this special time.

This is a FREE workshop for people of all ages (although it will be centered around kids).

Email us at info@historicutetheatre.com to pre-register. We will send you a zoom link!

Materials:

coloring utensils and paper

special items with which to create an altar - for ideas, check out this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6ML7FvN2ck

About Katrina:

Katrina Pratt has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities. She has dedicated herself to creating inclusive, child-directed programming with a focus on play, improvisation, puppetry, circus art and storytelling. Her work, with both individuals and in groups, supports emotional wellbeing through different stages of learning.

Saturday, December 11th

12 - 2pm Mountain Time

Instructor: Marcia Zina Mager

Limitations, restrictions, and challenges offer us unique portals to hidden treasures. Grab some paper and your favorite writing tools (all levels of experience welcome), bring all your questions, worries, and creative concerns, and let’s go exploring a different (way more fun) kind of PENdemic!

In this workshop, you’ll learn secrets and strategies to breaking through any type of creative obstacle and discover the source of all inspiration!

If you are interested, please pre-register by emailing us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will send you a zoom link!

About the workshop leader:

Marcia Zina Mager is an international best-selling author, award-winning playwright and poet, writing coach, and founder of the original national seminar series: Write from the Heart. www.marciazinamager.com

Monday, December 6th 

5 - 6:30pm Mountain Time

7 - 8:30pm Eastern Time

Join us for A Seussified Christmas Carol! Let’s get together on Monday, December 6, from 5-6:30pm, for a fun online reading of a whimsical reinvention of  Dickens' most beloved Christmas story in wacky rhymed couplets. Bring a puppet and/or wear a costume to this free online reading designed for us to nudge each other into the holiday spirit.

Note: This is a participatory reading, not a performance. 

If you are interested, please pre-register by emailing us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will send you a script and a zoom link!

SATURDAY, November 20

12-1:30 pm MST (2pm EST, 11am PST, 7pm GMT)

(Registration Link Below)

Workshop 2:30-4pm MST

Join us for a celebration of gratitude and theatre. We ask that you pay what you felt 1.5 hours of our playback performance was worth. If you feel the need to pay before the show, there will be links to do so in your confirmation email.

If you find you love playback theatre as much as we do, join us for a FREE workshop following the event!

“Playback Theatre is an original form of story-based improvisational theatre that builds connection, dialogue, and change. Volunteers from the audience tell personal stories during a performance, then watch as trained actors and musicians create theatre on the spot.

While people tell their stories, listen to other’s stories and watch the theatre that is created, a “red thread” of common experience begins to weave through the performance, building and strengthening our connections to each other as a community. It enables audience members to see each other in a new, often more compassionate light, especially across differences of background, experience or values.

Created by Jonathan Fox in 1975, playback theatre is done in over 70 countries around the world. Participating in a playback performance joins us to a global community of people with different cultures and languages engaging in purposeful community and human building. In this time when the country and world seem divided, by the simple act of telling our stories and listening to others stories, playback theatre helps us to bridge that divide and find the “red thread” that joins us together.”

FREE to register then "Pay What It's Worth" after the show. We ask that you pay what you felt 1.5 hours of our playback performance was worth. If you feel the need to pay before the show, there will be links to do so in your confirmation email.

REGISTER HERE

Registration closes one hour before the show, at 11 am MST on the day of the performance.

https://www.redthreadplayback.com

Saturday, November 13

2 - 4 pm Mountain Time

Instructor: Lucie Lynch

Rise and Shine is an interactive workshop and experience where we explore the power of our own voices and tap into our inherent creativity.

We will tone and sound and maybe even sing together, while we explore the magic behind music, sound and frequencies and how we can express ourselves freely and get in touch with our playful self. Letʻs have some fun!

About the workshop leader:

Lucie Lynch is an international Singer/Songwriter, Soul Sound Alchemist and High On Life Coach, originally from Hamburg Germany. Her heartfelt desire is to create space for people to remember who they are and that every human being is inherently worthy and valuable. She supports people in finding their voice and expressing their own truth in unique and powerful ways. She also has a way to activate joy in people's hearts that is independent of the appearances of the outside world. Before moving to Honolulu in 2011 she traveled the globe for 5 years with her backpack and her guitar to find the song of her own soul, singing with people all over the world studying the healing power of sound and frequencies and voice. Lucie is very passionate about bringing people in touch with the power of their own voice.

Monday, November 1

4 - 5:30pm Mountain Time

Host: Rebecca Bradford

Jump into the joy of zoomprov as Rebecca of The Improv Collaborative returns to lead us through a series of theater exercises, games, and scenes for a happy hour-and-a-half of hilarity and exploration. This is not a class, though some side coaching may be given. Space fills up quickly so sign up fast for FREE fun playtime!  Improvisors of all levels and abilities are welcome.

 Participation is limited to 12 folks, so preregister by contacting us at info@historicutetheatre.com with your name and phone number, and we will contact you with more info.

ABOUT REBECCA BRADFORD:

In 2005, Rebecca Bradford decided to take a beginner’s improv class at the encouragement of a friend. Little did she know that simple decision would lead to a new career and her creation of The Improv Collaborative, a vibrant, enthusiastic community of over 1,200 members, from beginners to honed professionals. During covid times, Rebecca has created an online form of improv she calls Zoomprov, hosting zoom-based Open Play nights and teaching improv classes to individuals and corporations. With ZOOMPROV, you'll find yourself both safe and cozy, and also adventurous and innovative. Fun!

for more info: theimprovcollaborative.com

Friday, October 15th

4 - 5:30pm MDT

Hosts: Marcia Zina Mager and Heidi Wong

Register by emailing us at info@historicutetheatre.com and we will send you a zoom link!

Research has shown that play stimulates the imagination, fosters empathy and connection, helps one adapt and solve problems, and reduces stress. In this happy hour-and-a-half of online creative play, we will liberate the places where humor hides and discover easy ways to have more fun. Through simple improvisational exercises and theatre games, we’ll giggle at ourselves (and each other) as we get more comfortable peeking out of our comfort zone. This is a free online event designed for people 55 years old and over (join us anyway if you’re not quite there!). 

About the Workshop Leaders

Marcia Zina Mager is an international author, award-winning playwright, poet, performer, and writing coach. Check out her website:  www.marciazinamager.com 

Heidi Wong is the Executive Director of the Historic Ute Theatre. She has studied and performed stand-up comedy, clowning, and improv.

These FREE events are made possible thanks to support from a Saguache County Sales Tax Grant and an Energize Colorado Gap Fund grant.

Saturday, October 2nd

12 pm – 2 pm

Instructor: Katrina Pratt

Register by emailing info@historicutetheatre.com

Join Katrina, Snotty, and other wild characters for an interactive storytelling experience. We will experiment with building different characters, play games, make art, and work together to weave a tale of turning seasons. 

We will talk about what is happening in the Earth, in outer space and to the natural environment around us during this transition from summer to fall. After, we will story it. With an art activity, an opportunity for costuming and face paint, and of course some quality time with Snotty and his friends, learn the science behind autumn’s beauty and stretch the imagination to weave and role play a unique story about the same. 

Materials:

• a few leaves, a pine cone or something fallen from a tree

• glue stick

• several pieces of paper (can be white or construction)

• coloring materials 

• face paint and/ or makeup and/ or autumn-inspired costumes

• (optional) a puppet or stuffy

Great for ages 7 and up. Not to worry if you don’t have some of the materials - much of the event is story-based and all participants will be able to contribute/ participate (if they want) regardless of materials. 

About Katrina

Katrina Pratt has worked in education for over 20 years. Her experience ranges from educational therapy to circus performance, curriculum building, support groups and spearheading community theater in both urban and rural communities. She has dedicated herself to creating inclusive, child-directed programming with a focus on play, improvisation, puppetry, circus art and storytelling. Her work, with both individuals and in groups, supports emotional wellbeing through different stages of learning. 

Tuesday, September 28th

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Instructor: Oneyda Maestas

Register by emailing info@historicutetheatre.com

Move your body to the fun and flirtatious rhythm of the Cuban Cha-Cha-Cha (also called Cha-Cha), a must have in your social dance arsenal. The Cha Cha Cha evolved from a slow version of the Cuban Mambo called “Triple Mambo” or Mambo with guiro rhythm and Danzon. This musical rhythm inspired dancers to dance a hip syncopation in the middle of the forward and back breaks of a mambo, eventually evolving to a triple step. In this workshop, participants will take time to master the basic steps of the featured dance rhythm, “Cha Cha Cha”, along with Dominican style Bachata.

About Workshop Leader:

Oneyda L. Maestas, M.A., is the Cultural Event Program Coordinator/Student Advocate at the Adams State

University C.A.S.A. (Cultural Awareness and Student Achievement) Center and an internationally/nationally trained Salsa/Bachata/Zumba Instructor. Her trainings include Salsa and Bachata Congresses in Cuernavaca and Monterrey Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Tampa Bay, Orlando, Miami, Salt Lake City, Reno, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Durango, Alamosa, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Denver.

Cha Cha Cha Trio & Other Latin Things Dance Bootcamp Series:

No Partner, No Problem

2021 Summer Series

Friday, August 6th

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Instructor: Oneyda Maestas

Register by emailing info@historicutetheatre.com

This workshop series will offer a variety of featured Latin Dance Rhythms with cultural/historical information shared throughout the session. This Latin dance summer series is for all ability levels(beginner/intermediate/advanced). Each bootcamp session will introduce and segue into a new Latin dance genre that will build your dance knowledge progressively through hands-on review and practice throughout the summer.

 Latin Dance Bootcamp I – Friday, June 11 th : Salsa Tropical & Other Latin Things

 Latin Dance Bootcamp II – Friday, July 23 rd : Bachata Dominicana & Other Latin Things

 Latin Dance Bootcamp III – Friday, August 6 th : Cha Cha Cha Trio & Other Latin Things

In Latin Dance Bootcamp III, you will move your body to the fun and flirtatious rhythm of the Cuban Cha-Cha-Cha (also called Cha-Cha), a must have in your social dance arsenal. The Cha Cha Cha evolved from a

slow version of the Cuban Mambo called “Triple Mambo” or Mambo with guiro rhythm and Danzon. This musical rhythm inspired dancers to dance a hip syncopation in the middle of the forward and back breaks of a mambo, eventually evolving to a triple step.

In this workshop, participants will take time to master the basic steps of the featured dance rhythm, “Cha Cha Cha”, with review and practice of Merengue, Bachata and Salsa Tropical. The class will culminate with a practice dance party featuring all dance rhythms learned in the Latin Dance Bootcamp series. Dress to impress! Ladies, feel free to wear a dress/skirt and gentlemen, feel free to wear jeans and a comfortable dress shirt.

About Workshop Leader

Oneyda L. Maestas, M.A., is the Cultural Event Program Coordinator/Student Advocate at the Adams State

University C.A.S.A. (Cultural Awareness and Student Achievement) Center and an internationally/nationally trained Salsa/Bachata/Zumba Instructor. Her trainings include Salsa and Bachata Congresses in Cuernavaca and Monterrey Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Tampa Bay, Orlando, Miami, Salt Lake City, Reno, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Durango, Alamosa, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Denver.

Use crayons, markers, and colored pencils and writing to get in touch with your playful side as you celebrate your creativity.

About this event

Creativity Pie presents: The Art of Celebration

We often don’t think that our small accomplishments are worthy of celebrating. It seems easier to honor other people, forgetting to praise ourselves. In this class, we’ll play with crayons, markers, and/or colored pencils, and words to create a simple touchstone to inspire you to keep celebrating. You are worth it!

The Art of Celebration is one of three playful workshops Patrice and Marcia will be offering this summer: building community, traveling through time, space, and imagination. You’ll be guided to explore yourself using the tools of simple drawing, words, memory, and color. In each one, create souvenirs from your inner travels to take home and remind you of your discoveries. Each class is a stand-alone workshop– you need not attend all three to have a blast! Stay tuned for more!

You will receive a Zoom link approximately 30 minutes before class begins. Please check your spam/promotions folder.

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Patrice A Federspiel has a BA in Art Education from UW- Madison. She learned the joys of Watercolor after moving to Honolulu in 2000 to pursue her life-long dream of being a full-time, professional artist. Mystery and magic are key words for Patrice and her art. www.ArtOfAloha.com

Marcia Zina Mager is an international best-selling author, award-winning playwright and poet, writing coach, and founder of the original national seminar series: Write from the Heart. www.marciazinamager.com

In Latin Dance Bootcamp I, you will move your body to Salsa tropical and Salsa romántica Latin dance rhythms; Salsa tropical is more playful and island-sounding while Salsa romántica is slow and smooth. In this workshop, participants will take time to master the basic steps of the featured dance rhythm, “Salsa”, with an introduction to Merengue and Bachata. Then the class will culminate with a few minutes of Zumba featuring movements inspired by the various dance rhythms learned in class to global music tracks.

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This Latin dance summer series is for all ability levels. Each bootcamp session will introduce a new Latin dance genre that will build your dance knowledge through hands-on review and practice throughout the summer. Drop in to any one or attend all three.

Latin Dance Bootcamp I – Friday, June 11th: Salsa Tropical & Other Latin Things

Latin Dance Bootcamp II – Friday, July 23rd: Bachata Dominicana & Other Latin Things

Latin Dance Bootcamp III – Friday, August 6th: Cha Cha Cha Trio & Other Latin Things

You will receive a Zoom link approximately 30 minutes before class begins. Please check your spam/promotions folder.

Oneyda L. Maestas, M.A., is the Cultural Event Program Coordinator/Student Advocate at the Adams State University C.A.S.A. (Cultural Awareness and Student Achievement) Center and an internationally/nationally trained Salsa/Bachata/Zumba Instructor. Her trainings include Salsa and Bachata Congresses in Cuernavaca and Monterrey Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Tampa Bay, Orlando, Miami, Salt Lake City, Reno, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Durango, Alamosa, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Denver.

Her passion, enthusiasm, energy and love for all things Latin, combined with her commitment to cultural awareness and advocacy, along with health and wellness are the perfect ingredients for a meaningful and festive Latin Dance experience. 

A workshop that helps us understand how we can use the energy of this moment to create a collaborative, supportive environment for everyone.

About this event

Join us Saturday, 5/22, 3-5pm MDT for the 1st workshop in 

A HEALING SERIES WITH SUZANNE ROUGE

Practicing The Divine Feminine: Finding Balance in Changing Times

How the Attributes of the Divine Feminine Can Help Us Find Balance In These Changing Times:

A series that explores philosophical and practical ways to apply aspects of feminine energy to the massive shifts happening in the world right now. How can we be more collaborative, open, and flexible? How can we seize the opportunities of this moment and support one another through the challenging and exciting changes occurring everywhere?

Workshop 1:

Collaboration: A Fresh Look at Darwinism

How can we build something more beautiful, supportive and better suited to the needs of people everywhere? What changes might occur if we rethink survival of the fittest and instead create systems to raise everyone up? A fresh look at the role of Collaboration and Cooperation instead of a Dog-Eat-Dog Competitive world.

You will receive a Zoom link approximately 30 minutes before class begins. Please check your spam/promotions folder.

Suzanne Rougé is an Educator, Visionary, Artist, Activist, Ceremonialist and Earth Medicine Mama. Suzanne facilitated an educational forum, The Moon Circle, promoting complementary care, alternative philosophies, self-generative ceremony and community. She has traveled the country sharing Earth Honoring traditions and healing work. Suzanne has recently taught 2 online workshops for the Historic Ute Theatre: Moon Magic and Ancestral Healing.