Moving Well Dover

Event Details

We’re bringing a new series of FREE Moving Well workshops to Dover!

  • 20/01/2026 - 12/05/2026
  • Biggin Hall, Biggin Street, Dover CT16 1BD
  • 11.30am-1pm

Free

A group of older adults in brightly coloured clothing energetically dancing together in a studio, arms raised and smiling in mid-movement.
  • Four performers hold hands in a circle mid-movement. They wear an array of different colours and patterns.
  • A group of people dressed in black dance in a library.
  • A lady stands with arms outstretched, looking up to the sky.

Event Info

Moving Well workshops are led by and for older people, no experience needed. All shapes, sizes and levels of mobility welcome. Sessions will build from simple getting-to-know-you activities through to making a short choreography from participants’ own stories and movements.

The sessions are about having fun, loosening up and letting go, celebrating the good stuff of life.

Tuesdays, 20 January – 12 May*
11.30am – 1pm
Biggin Hall, Dover, CT16 1BD

‘It’s liberating!‘ 
‘Bloody Brilliant‘

*No session on 17 March.

These workshops are generously supported by Kent County Council, NHS Kent & Medway, Dover District Council (Community Grant Scheme) and Future Foundry – and by the 120 amazing backers to our Spacehive crowdfunder.

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