Using the different elements of Capoeria, young people will learn to play the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira, developing the skills to perform this visually distinct art.
They will make African instruments and learn how to play them, sing in Portuguese and create art work to celebrate the vibrant culture and heritage of Brazil.
Ages 7-10. Time: 10am-12pm
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