Bhangra, Bubbles & Burlesque The evening starts at 7.30pm with a prosecco or bucks fizz (alcohol free option available) and a catch up before the dancing begins at 8pm. An upbeat, energetic bhangra sequence with jingly coin belts, led by the amazing Rosie Mason of Bellyfit in Stroud will open our souls, clear our minds and warm […]

Enter the crazy world of creepy crawlies and have a bugtastic time creating cuddly sock bugs and spiders webs, become a buzzing fly, dance the bug Hokey Cokey and become a very hungry caterpillar! Dazzle Tots classes explore themes through drama, craft, movement, storytelling, action songs and team games gently encouraging and developing self confidence, independence, […]

Get your witchy hats, swords and fairy wings ready for these exciting summer sessions at Minchinhampton Youth Centre. These sessions are focused on introducing the wonderful world and language of Shakespeare to children in a fun and relaxed way. Each session will focus on one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, exploring the Elizabethan language, famous speeches, […]

The Kids Summer Dance afternoon workshops are perfect for kids who love to boogie, would love the opportunity to try lots of different dance styles, enjoys learning new routines but with no pressure. Each day is a new fun dance style and routine to new exciting music and this summer includes upbeat Pop Video Choreography, […]

Deep in the ocean is another world of weird and wonderful creatures .. let’s dive in! Move and groove to the slippery fish song, create a rainbow fish and go on an adventure with Tiddler the Fidgety Fish! Dazzle Tots classes explore themes through drama, craft, movement, storytelling, action songs and team games gently encouraging and […]

Get your witchy hats, swords and fairy wings ready for these exciting summer sessions at Minchinhampton Youth Centre. These sessions are focused on introducing the wonderful world and language of Shakespeare to children in a fun and relaxed way. Each session will focus on a different play, exploring the Elizabethan language using some smaller scenes from […]