Uplifting and unusual music, dance and games sessions every week act as an escape out of the seriousness of everyday London life. Old school playground games are the Fun Fed’s trademark sessions. But stopping at Games would be boring right? So whether it’s Djembe Drumming, BellyBolly or perhaps Soul Singing, you’ll be sure to find some pretty inventive ways to be entertained and uplifted with us.
Not the big-shoes-squirty-flower-kind of clown, think releasing your unique inner clown, that free, fun, spontaneous and playful part of yourself that copes with life without being concerned about getting it right or being clever. There’ll be play and games galore courtesy of Clowning Facilitator, Laughter Leader and ray of sunshine, Carol Thompson.
Celebrate Earth Day with us in an evening of mindful play with games centred around sound, movement and imagination. Expect to create your own soundbath, go on a sensory nature walk, experience the circle of life and more as we create a magical evening full of joy.
Join us for a full sensory journey of big games, silly scenes and uplifting movement to connect with ourselves, our senses, each other and joy. Shaking off those pesky January Blues. We start by connecting as a group, and finding our centre followed by some high energy games with a competitive twist, slowing down to access our subconscious and spontaneity for some improvised silliness then back to the body to try out some new moves.
Effervescent Yvette, English folk singing expert and one of the beloved star of Tribe Of Doris believes that EVERYONE can sing! We can all do it. Sometimes we just need a little encouragement. Yvette’s teaching style is totally inclusive, no word sheets or music, just watch, listen and copy – simples!
Come and explore what makes you funny in this workshop hosted by Marny Godden.
This workshop isn’t about putting on face paint, big floppy shoes and joining the circus. Neither is it about crafting witty punchlines and clever ideas. This is about exploring what it is that makes you uniquely funny, from the inside out.
Grace invites you to a workshop of dance, movement & creative expression. You will explore movement exercises, group dance activities and creative stimuli to help get into the body, connect with each other and your own creativity. Release, explore and rejoice through movement! Movement is a tool for expression, creativity and pleasure. Grace offers people the chance to move in different ways, get a bit sweaty and connect to their playfulness.
Dive into the exciting world of Samba Reggae with multi-talented musician Philip Harper. Samba Reggae’s rich cultural heritage has roots in Bahia Brazil and Jamaican Reggae, combining an electrifying, rootsy mix to enliven your hearts and connect your souls. Samba is a group ensemble, great for learning rhythm and building teams. Philip will explain the various instruments used and show you how to play them. Fun will be had, leaving you feeling charged with the positive vibes of playful percussion.
This workshop is open to all levels. It’s welcoming space where everyone.
You’ll be active, there’ll be movement but under no circumstances will any sports be played at sports day. Who put a clown in charge of sports day? Viki’s really got herself carried away trying to tick every box of sports day but she’s got it all wrong. Instead of high jump except imaginary ball tossing, the relay batons have been replaced by balloons and she’s even changed the 100 metre to be the world’s slowest race. Oh dear!
In this workshop, Cher will guide you through Flow Dance Meditation a Somatic practice designed to regulate your nervous system.
By simply moving like you and dancing to your own beat you will reach the depths of your being, release energetic blockages, and tap into the inherent wisdom of your body.
We’ll be utilising healing house, with this unique rave ritual – never has healing been more fun!
By simply moving like you and dancing to your own beat you will reach the depths of your being, release energetic blockages, and tap into the inherent wisdom of your body.
We’ll be utilising healing house, with this unique rave ritual – never has healing been more fun!
Creative Chaos is a mix of creativity, with silly activities to get us to really think about what art is. It isn’t all Picasso and hyper realistic portraits, it can be drawing someone using your toes or sticking tape to each other as we play tag. As we get older we lose the creativity we had as a child where we would draw our own portraits with our arms and legs sticking out from our head or the ability to get messy or experimental.
