Entrez dans l’univers de la House Dance aux côtés de Nubian Néné pour un atelier rythmé par le groove, la musicalité et l’énergie du dancefloor. Au programme : introduction aux techniques et la musicalité, freestyle et exploration du mouvement, avec une attention particulière portée à l’écoute de la musique et à l’expression personnelle. Que vous soyez débutant·e ou danseur·se confirmé·e, venez développer votre style, vous challenger et surtout prendre plaisir à danser. Au menu : du groove, du mouvement et l’énergie du club 18+ ////////////////////////////////////////// Step into the world of House Dance alongside Nubian Néné for a workshop filled with groove, musicality, and dancefloor. On the agenda: an introduction to techniques and musicality, freestyle, and exploration of movement, with a special focus on listening to the music and personal expression. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer, come develop your style, challenge yourself, and above all, have fun dancing. On the menu: groove, movement, and the energy of the club 18+ **NUBIAN NÉNÉ** Nubian Néné is a dancer, choreographer, creative director, and visual visionary known for her meticulous attention to detail and dynamic expression in Waacking, House, Hip Hop, and other Black social dance forms. Driven by a passion for performance and storytelling, she founded A Lady in the House Dance Company in 2014, creating works that weave street and club dance styles into compelling narratives with a distinctive aesthetic. In 2017, she established Waack Bazaar, an organization dedicated to centering Waacking and exploring its intersections with activism, music, fashion, dance, and culture while fostering community engagement, education, and growth. Nubian Néné’s work extends across multiple disciplines as a producer, creative consultant, curator, and educator. A trusted collaborator in innovative, multidisciplinary projects, she is deeply committed to preserving and advancing the culture through its people, folklore, stories, and the rich anthropology, sociology, and history of Black dance forms. She approaches her practice with humility and purpose: student first, mentee second, mentor third. Her mission is to help carry the legacy forward with integrity, passion, knowledge, confidence, stewardship, love, and profound respect. Through her work, she remains dedicated to honoring the past, nurturing the present, and inspiring future generations.