CAPOEIRA
Workshop led by Maestro Diego Calasso
Friday 23 June, 4.30pm.00-5.30pm
On-site registration
Free offer
YOGA
Hosted by Daphne Chandra
Saturday 24 June, 9.00-10.00am
Sunday 25 June, 9.00-10.00am
On-site registration
Free offer
CUMBIA
Dance workshop with live percussionists with: Cumbia project, passion and life
Sunday 25 June, 12.00am-13.30pm
At the end of the workshop there will be a dance performance of the “Proyecto cumbia pasión y vida”.
On-site registration
Free offer
WIANKI - flower crown
Workshop led by the Polish community
Saturday 24 June, 3.00pm-5.00pm
On-site registration
Free offer
MOTANKA, traditional ukrainian dolls
Led by Katerina Zhuchenko
Saturday 24 June, 5.30pm-7.00pm
On-site registration
Free offer
MAGIC HERBS WORKSHOP
Workshop organized by the l'alberoteca team
"San Giovanni is a magical time to get to know and approach plants, which reach the peak of their healing powers. We celebrate them with the collection of flowers, leaving them to macerate in spring water for the whole night. The following morning there will be a ritual bath."
Saturday 24 June, 7.00pm-8.30pm
Sunday, 25 June, 9.00am-10.00am
On-site registration
Free offer
HERBS SHOP
During the weekend, the workshop will give life to various moments of knowledge and creativity with herbs which will be communicated via blackboard at the entrance to the space.
STAMPA CON TETRA-PAK
Driven by to Anđela Rončević
Saturday 24 June, 12.30am-2.30pm
On-site registration
5+ years, maximum 10 children
Come find out how to make Tetra-Pak prints!
Let's reuse some tetrapack together and make beautiful works of art! After a short introduction to the technique, you'll have the opportunity to cut out your images and print them on paper.
Wear clothes you don't mind getting stained.
RITUAL DANCES OF SOUTHERN ITALY
Led by Alessandra Crosta
Sunday 25 June, 10.00-11.00am
On-site registration
Free offer
MAKRAME
Workshop led by Katerina Zhuchenko
Sunday 25 June, 11.00am-1.30pm
On-site registration
Free offer
SAMBA DE CÔCO
Led by Renata Rosa
Sunday 25 June, 2.30-4.00 pm
On-site registration
Internship cost 20.- p.p. (minimum 10 participants)
His singing, his rhythm, his basic instruments, his percussive dance with his feet - The relationship between each of these elements. The samba de côco comes from the process of building houses in wood and clay in rural areas. When a house was built, the future owner invited the whole village to participate in the work. Once the house was finished, the earth was sprinkled with clay and a Coco singer was called.
When he sang, the others responded by dancing on the clay until the ground became flat and smooth. This is how the floors of the houses were built. From this practice were born the "trupés" of the Samba de Côco, the percussion of the steps whose function was - as well as playful - a work tool.
Nowadays, the Samba de Côco is a rural entertainment in the states of Sergipe, Alagoas, Pernambuco and Paraíba, widely practiced in the time of St. John or during the commemorations of the cassava harvest or the manufacture of flour in the mills.
SOUND JOURNEY WITH CRYSTAL BELLS
Workshop led by Annamaria Maccauso
Sunday 25 June, 9.00am-10.am
On-site registration
Free offer
SCOUT - TREASURE HUNT
Activity led by the Moesano Scout group
Sunday 25 June, 3.30pm-5.30pm
On-site registration
Free offer
PLAYING A TREE: THE DIDGERIDOO
edited by Francesco Aiello Sapienza
Sunday 25 June, 5.00pm-6.30pm
On-site registration
Free offer
From the magical land of Australia, the native people have offered mankind a wind instrument that is unmatched, in terms of playing technique, in any other culture. Horns of various lengths are found in various parts of the world (here we have the alphorn) but precisely each of them is played like a horn. The didgeridoo (written in different ways) has a very simple execution technique given by putting the lips in vibration and through them creating a whole series of particular sound effects. Added to this is the use of the air held in the mouth, the thrust of the diaphragm and the circular breathing technique which allows you to play continuously by taking air from the nose while the sound continues to be produced from the mouth.
In this laboratory you will be able to experiment with the emission of the first sounds, the first sound modulations and if you are already familiar with the instrument we can work on the steps towards circular breathing or refine what you can already play. Some bamboo didgeridoos from Ticino and some eucalyptus were made available for the workshop.