Contemporary Dance Workshops for Professionals
Espai LaGranja in Burjassot, in collaboration with the Association of Dance Professionals of the Valencian Community (APDCV), is offering a series of free contemporary dance workshops led by dancer and choreographer Alex Guerra. These sessions are exclusively designed for professional dancers and aim to provide a space for physical and technical maintenance throughout September 2026.
Dates and Schedule
The workshops will take place over 8 sessions during the month, on the following dates:
- September 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25, and 29.
All sessions will run from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM, an ideal time to start the day by warming up and refining technique.
Requirements and Access
These workshops are open only to professional contemporary dancers. No prior registration is required, but arriving early is recommended to secure a spot, as capacity may be limited.
Entry is free, and no reservation is needed, though punctuality is appreciated to avoid disrupting the sessions.
How to Get to Espai LaGranja
Espai LaGranja is located in Parque de la Granja, Burjassot, with access via Calle del Pintor Goya, 4. Here are the closest transportation options:
Public Transport
- Metro: The nearest station is La Granja (Line 4), just 347 meters from the venue. You can also use Burjassot (Line 1), 422 meters away.
- Bus: The Poliesportiu de Burjassot (Line 63) stop is 435 meters from Espai LaGranja. Check schedules and routes in our public transport guide.
Bicycle
If you prefer cycling, here are some options near the venue:
- Valenbisi Stations: While there are no stations directly in Burjassot, you can use nearby bike racks around Parque de la Granja.
- Bike Parking: There are designated areas for locking bikes near the park.
For more information on cycling in Valencia, visit our bikes and Valenbisi section.
Parking
If you’re driving, you can park in the free parking zones around Parque de la Granja. Keep in mind that some streets may have time restrictions on weekdays.
About Alex Guerra
Alex Guerra is a renowned Valencian dancer and choreographer with an extensive career in contemporary dance. His work is known for blending technique and expression, and he has collaborated with various companies and artistic projects both nationally and internationally.
Project Background
These workshops are part of an initiative by the Valencian Institute of Culture (IVC) and the APDCV to support professional dancers by offering spaces for training and technical maintenance throughout the year. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with other dancers and continue growing in the discipline.
