What is Dancing Queen
Dancing Queen is a community dance workshop for women aged 45 and over from the Cabanyal-Canyamelar neighbourhood. As part of the programme at Centre Cultural La Reina 121, the project aims to create a space for connection, care, and celebration through movement and creativity. It’s not a technical class but a sociocultural initiative prioritising bonds and collective well-being.
Who leads it and who it’s for
The activity is led by Noelia Arcos, though her background isn’t specified in the sources. It’s exclusively open to women aged 45 and over, with limited capacity. To take part, you must register in advance by emailing cclareina121@gmail.com until all places are filled.
Schedule and access
The workshop consists of eight sessions, though their exact distribution isn’t detailed in the sources. Entry is free but requires prior booking via email. Centre Cultural La Reina 121, located in the Cabanyal neighbourhood, hosts this initiative as part of its community workshops and activities programme.
Project objectives
The event description in the neighbourhood agenda highlights that Dancing Queen is a space to share "power, bonds, and collective well-being". Through movement and body expression dynamics, the workshop encourages active participation and connection among attendees, with no prior dance experience required.
