Garlic Honey Ensemble

Written By Hannah Laga Abram

A Missoula-based movement improvisation ensemble

About

Garlic Honey Ensemble (previously Community Dance Improvisation) offers the opportunity to play inside the silly good wisdom of being a body, as well as to deepen skill in kinesthetic listening and collaborative making.

To support this deepening, each six week cycle begins with two weeks of open community class and continues with a month of ensemble research lab. The ensemble lab is open to anyone interested in committing to play and explore together for the full month. No dance experience of any kind required.

Coming up! September 22 and 29th is open, drop-in class: come find out what we’re all about and whether you’re interested in participating for a month. Or just come dip a toe in – all are welcome!

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Contributing Artists

Current Worm Moon Collective Offerings

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Cultivating the Commons Skill Share + Discussion Group
Oct 18
Cultivating the Commons Skill Share + Discussion Group

Third Sunday of each month — 6 - 7:30pm MST

This is a monthly resource and skills-share circle that explores the history of common land-stewardship and other sources of inspiration that help us envision a future built by community, rather than individual accumulation of capital.

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The Magdalene Circle — Monthly
Oct 19
The Magdalene Circle — Monthly

Third Monday of the month | 6 - 7 pm MST / 8 - 9 pm ET

This hour together is an invitation to let the screen become a portal rather than a prison — a threshold through which we gather, even across distance, to contemplate and revere our bodies and the sacred feminine that moves through each of us.

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Current Worm Moon Collective Projects

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Garlic Honey Ensemble
Garlic Honey Ensemble

Garlic Honey Ensemble (previously Community Dance Improvisation) offers the opportunity to play inside the silly good wisdom of being a body, as well as to deepen skill in kinesthetic listening and collaborative making.

Read more →
Love Letters to the Land
Love Letters to the Land

a project that connects people to land

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Cultivating the Commons Skill Share
Cultivating the Commons Skill Share

a monthly resource and skills-share circle that explores the history of common land-stewardship and other sources of inspiration that help us envision a future built by community, rather than individual accumulation of capital

Read more →
Mary Magdalene
Mary Magdalene
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