TANZ ART e.V. in Hannover serves as a vibrant hub for the local dance community, focusing on education, workshops, and performances that welcome dancers of all levels. Nestled in the lively Groß Barlinge area, it fosters an inclusive atmosphere where creativity flourishes through contemporary and expressive dance forms.
The offerings include regular Tanzkurse tailored for beginners to advanced participants, emphasizing technique, improvisation, and partner dancing in a supportive environment. Highlights feature guest workshops with renowned instructors, community events that blend music and movement, and opportunities for performers to showcase their talents. Members appreciate the welcoming vibe, modern facilities equipped for rehearsals, and the emphasis on personal growth through dance.
As a verein-beratung organization, TANZ ART e.V. also provides guidance on dance-related careers, networking events, and resources for aspiring professionals, making it an essential spot for anyone passionate about dance in Hannover.
Hotels near TANZ ART e.V.
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Dormero Hotel
DORMERO Hotel Hannover
Gesundheitsamt Beratungsstelle
Haus der Jugend
Theater am Aegi
Tuesday: 18:00 - 21:00
Wednesday: 18:00 - 21:00
Thursday: 18:00 - 21:00
Friday: 18:00 - 22:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 14:00
Sunday: Closed
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