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Ecstatic dance in London

Ecstatic dance is a freeform dance floor with no talking, no alcohol and no steps to learn. A DJ builds a wave from slow and grounded to fast and loud and back down again, and everyone moves however their body wants to for a couple of hours.

London has one most nights of the week, from sunrise sessions to Friday and Saturday floors of two hundred people. Many open with cacao or a short warm-up circle and close with a lie-down.

21 on in the next seven days — times, venues and tickets, refreshed several times a day.

Wednesday 23 September

Thursday 24 September

Friday 25 September

Saturday 26 September

11:45 – 22:15

TRYBE® - Shamanic Trance Dance, Sacred Rage Ritual®, Prana Mystic: Ecstatic Dance, Cacao Ceremony (Full Moon & Autumn Equinox)

Shamanic trance dance meets cacao ceremony under the autumn equinox full moon in North London.

13 Minutes from Gospel Oak Station or 11 minutes from Tufnell Park Station (VENUE ADDRESS in order CONFIRMATION EMAIL

£16.5–£66.5 · Ecstatic Dance London · north

15:30 – 17:45

RAGE RITUAL® - Unlock & Activate your Roar. Anger/Assertiveness Workshop

Reclaim your life-force through conscious anger expression and ecstatic movement.

13 Minutes from Gospel Oak Station or 11 minutes from Tufnell Park Station (VENUE ADDRESS in order CONFIRMATION EMAIL, please SCROLL DOWN in the email to 'Additional Information')

£33.22–£44.04 · Ecstatic Dance London & URUBU Wellbeing Events · north

17:00 – 19:00

Emerging Waves

5Rhythms movement meditation with Gabri Dep, dancing through five waves toward embodied healing.

Phoenix Yoga, 230 Upper Richmond Road (SW15 6TG)

£10–£20 · Gabri Dep · south

18:00 – 21:00

Luminous Conscious Dance Full Moon

Ecstatic dance with live world music under the full moon at St Mary's.

St Mary's Hornsey Rise

£11–£21.29 · Luminous · north

19:00 – 22:15

ECSTATIC RAVE: Saturday Night Wellness Rave & Cacao in North London (FULL MOON & AUTUMN EQUINOX CELEBRATION)

Full moon ecstatic rave with live cacao and free-form movement in North London

13 Minutes from Gospel Oak Station or 11 minutes from Tufnell Park Station (VENUE ADDRESS in order CONFIRMATION EMAIL

£16.5–£26.5 · Ecstatic Dance London · north

19:00 – 22:15

PRANA MYSTIC: Mystical Grooves, Global Bass & Ethno Ecstatic Dance & Cacao

World-music ecstatic dance with live percussion, cacao ceremony and visuals near Gospel Oak.

13 Minutes from Gospel Oak Station or 11 minutes from Tufnell Park Station (VENUE ADDRESS in order CONFIRMATION EMAIL, please SCROLL DOWN in the email to 'Additional Information')

£16.96–£27.8 · Ecstatic Dance London & URUBU Wellbeing Events · north

19:00 – 22:15

FULL MOON ECSTATIC DANCE: Mystical Grooves, Global Bass & Ethno + Cacao

Full moon ecstatic dance with live percussion, cacao ceremony and global bass grooves in North London.

13 Minutes from Gospel Oak Station or 11 minutes from Tufnell Park Station (VENUE ADDRESS in order CONFIRMATION EMAIL, please SCROLL DOWN in the email to 'Additional Information')

£16.96–£27.8 · Ecstatic Dance London & URUBU Wellbeing Events · north

19:15 – 22:15

Cocoon Ecstatic Dance, Cacao & Sound Bath

Heart-opening ecstatic dance with cacao ceremony and sound bath in West London.

Ealing Green Church

free · Cocoon · west

Sunday 27 September

Monday 28 September

Tuesday 29 September

Common questions

What is ecstatic dance?
A sober, freeform dance practice: no choreography, no conversation on the floor, and no drinking. The DJ's set is arranged as a journey through tempos so the room moves together without anyone leading. It grew out of the 5Rhythms and conscious dance scenes of the 1970s and 80s.
Do I need to be able to dance?
No. There is nothing to get right and nobody is watching — most people dance with their eyes half closed. Walking, stretching or lying down at the edge of the room all count.
What are the rules at an ecstatic dance?
Three, almost everywhere: no talking on the dance floor, no shoes, and no alcohol or drugs. Dancing with someone else is welcome but always invited rather than assumed — a hand raised palm-out is the usual way to decline, and it isn't taken personally.

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