Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2020

Face painting and Henna: Festival season is coming!!

Oh the glorious sun! How many ways can I sing your praises?!
The garden in full bloom, windows open, bikes dusted, calendar filling...

It's time to celebrate by being out under the sky, gathering with other beautyfull people.

I've got a face painting and henna gigs coming up...


Sunday, October 25th at the Ngatimoti festival



Saturday, November 7th at the Nelson Ciderfest


Sunday November 29th at the Great Christmas Market


 Saturday December 5th at the Moutere Hills Country Christmas Market

January 3rd at the Heritage Fair




January 31st at the Sarau Festival



February 28th at Kaifest



March 20th at Marchfest



I'd love to see you all there!

Friday, January 31, 2020

Body Art 2019/2020: Festival and Market Pictures

I get so focused and in the groove, I totally forget about photos!
Here's a few that I did manage to capture.
Enjoy and see you all in the spring and summer!!







Monday, December 3, 2018

Under the Spinfluence

So stoked to be jumping on board with Under the Spinfluence!
I'll be there to greet you at the gate as well as bring some Contact Improv fun over the weekend.
Looking forward to kicking off the Festival season right!!

Monday, November 26, 2018

The Mix!

We are confirmed for the Mix!! An incredible local festival for 5 days here in the hills of Motueka!!  We'll be bringing Theater of Liberation and Contact Improvisation Dance.  See you there!
https://www.mixfestival.xyz

Friday, March 3, 2017

Conscious Roots Festival!

Jen here, with some exciting news.  I'm heading back to Aotearoa! This time to join Andy in Golden Bay! We're celebrating my arrival at the Conscious Roots Festival at Hongoeka Marae Plimmerton on the 18-19th March.  Check it out at https://consciousrootsfestival.com.  Andy will be teaching Theater of Liberation, and will be joined by other superstars including permaculture and community-building advocates Robina McCurdy and Gary and Emily Williams and the incredible Matiu Te Huki who lifts spirits with his righteous songs of love and revolution.  There may even be a special someone (hint, hint) teaching beginners Acro-Yoga for those looking for more embodied connection to themselves and others.  


Jen and Andy reunited in Aotearoa means there's sure to be more celebrations of community and play happening soon.