During the second lockdown when grandparents were unable to see grandchildren, our Autumn Moves sessions allowed them a way to connect, move and laugh together through shared zoom dance activity.

Founded by Aesop and currently funded by Age UK Norwich, Dance To Health: the falls prevention dance programme is a nationwide initiative.

Xen Arts have been delivering seated dance and movement classes in Woodspring House residential home since 2016.

Our youth company for 12 - 16yr olds meet weekly to have fun, dance, choreograph and perform at various platforms around the county.

Since 2013 Xen Arts has offered Black History Month workshops in Norfolk.

Xen Arts runs creative, fun, youth dance classes for children and young people aged 5 - 16yrs. We also have a ‘boys only’ dance group exploring a fusion of dance styles.

Interactive workshops for all ages and abilities exploring the connection between movement and mark-making with Xen Arts and Abby Page Dance.

10 weeks of dancing and making music with the community in Hunstanton, Norfolk, celebrating cultures and traditions and joined by the amazing Folk Dance Remixed!

In 2012 Xen Arts organised its first Art Exhibition of Zimbabwean art in none other than the sea-side village of Brancaster, Norfolk. The two-day event was a chance to exhibit work by Valentine, Marcus and other artists met on travels to Zimababwe.

Students from Litcham Primary and Swaffham Over 60’s dance group created a piece by sharing stories, laughing, dancing and getting to know each other!

‘Tongue Tied?’ was an annual fundraiser night that ran from 2008 to 2011. It started after Artistic Director Xenoula went on tour with Tavaziva Dance to Zimbabwe.