About the event

Experience a synergy of sound, movement and creativity in this workshop co-created by MuMo Creative and their Dance for Parkinson’s group.

Drawing inspiration from our Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home exhibition, the workshop combines live music, dance and creative exercises to boost physical and mental wellbeing, and to celebrate the transformative effects of dance and music.

Whether you’d like to take part in the workshop or simply enjoy the performance from the audience, all are welcome to experience this inclusive and fun event.

It is so rewarding to see the effect music and dance have on us all, uplifting our spirits, bringing a sense of wellbeing and happiness into challenged bodies.

– Dance for Parkinson’s participant

About MuMo Creative

MuMo Creative is an Oxford-based charity that offers creative dance, music and movement sessions to promote the physical and mental health of older people with age-related health conditions. This workshop is led by MuMo Creative’s lead artists Nia Williams, Roosa Leimu-Brown and Louisa Dalton.

 Location

The workshop will be held in Blackwell Hall at the Weston Library.

Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3BG

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 Wheelchair access

The Weston Library is wheelchair accessible.

Acknowledgements

This project is funded by the Arts Council England.