Street Dance at Dragon Hall
Thursdays from 5pm to 6pm.
Street Dance Back by popular demand! With Teachers from Sadlers Wells and supported by London Youth, Dragon Hall is very pleased to have a new course of street dance available to all young people aged 8 upwards.
To reserve your place please call 020 7404 7274 or email info@dragonhall.org.uk

Sunny Day for Voting!
After a 6am start (for me and the set up crew) the day got off to a great start. So far a pretty good turn out with people chatting and putting the world to rights in the sunshine. A great opportunity to tell everyone of our NEW activities here at Dragon Hall…
Tuesday 11th May sees the start of 2 classes of Pilates – one for the over 50s (see you there) from 10:30am to 11:30am, only £2 per session! The other is also on Tuesdays at 6:30pm …

There is more Jazz coming to Dragon Hall, 17 Stukeley Street, Covent Garden.
Great Music, hot food, bar, dance floor and good company…
Sunday April 25th is the next Bash!the ed.
Jazz starts at 7pm, £5 on the door.

The Dragon Hall Tea Dance is now 5 years old!
On February 25th from 2pm we had a special 5th Birthday Tea Dance! It was very well attended with dancing, a buffet and lots of tea – see the photos here…

From 29th January 2010 we will be starting Street Dance Workshops given by Sadlers Wells and supported by London Youth. The sessions will be on Fridays from 5:15pm to 6:15pm. The workshops are for ages 8 to 12 years. Places are limited so if you would like to join in please email or call to put your name down.

This facinating project by Theatre Nomad will collect stories and experiences from older people living in the Covent Garden area to create a dramatic history of the community told in the words of those who live here. Stories will be collected during afternoon tea dances at Dragon Hall in Covent Garden and subsequently through one-to-one interviews. We will be focussing on dancing, past and present, as the theme of the theatre piece.
A small group of actor/workshop leaders will collect the stories and construct them into a short piece of theatre …