Come on, dance!

General information

• Title of the good practice (main title and subtitle, if applicable): Come on, dance!
  • Name of the implementing organization/community: Merkur Dance Ensemble
    • Organization address: Karađorđeva 31. Zenta, 24400
    • Contact information (email, phone number): +38163590513
    • Project and/or organization website: /
    • Social media contact: https://www.facebook.com/dancemidnight
    • Contact details – contact person( s ), project manager, coordinator :

Terzin , +38163590513

Presentation of good practice

This is a dance school where you can learn many different dances – such as ballroom dancing. Its goal is to give as many young people as possible the opportunity to dance, whether they live in a village or a city.

It is mainly aimed at children and young people, but it also helps those who organize dance groups, such as schools or associations.

The program operates in a variety of locations: in cities, villages, and even in places with fewer entertainment options.

Every year we organize a dance school for graduating students of schools.

Dance groups perform at many events.

There is also a regular dance festival and an end-of-year dance gala.

Sometimes we travel to other cities or countries to perform.

We are taught by experienced teachers and have well-organized classes. We also hold demonstrations to encourage other children to dance.

The method is a formal dance education system that has been established for years, combining expertise and years of experience. We arouse the interest of young people in consultation with the leaders of schools, civil organizations, cultural associations, and by organizing dance performances. By implementing good practice, they gain proficiency in dance culture and make acquaintances and friends.

Many schools, associations and NGOs help to ensure that there is a place to dance and that all the necessary equipment is available.

Many young people don’t have the opportunity to dance in their own communities. This program gives them experiences that build confidence , make friends, and have fun.

Children enjoy dancing and are happy to show off their skills to their parents and guests. It often happens that after dance school, they form their own dance groups.

We post photos and videos about the program on Facebook, and we’ve been featured on TV and in newspapers, so many people know about it.

Adaptability

You need a good teacher, a place, music, sound, dance clothes and of course children who enjoy dancing. Young people love to dance, move together, and be part of a team. If they have the opportunity, they are happy to participate in rehearsals and performances.

The types of dances taught should be adapted to the needs of young people. It is worth organizing them into groups to continue practicing dance. They should always dance in comfortable shoes and clothes. Dancers organized into groups should be provided with performance opportunities to encourage them to continue practicing.

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