A movement meditation space for free-flowing expression.

Over the course of the evening, a musical arc carries dancers from stillness into rhythm and back again, inviting curiosity into form. There are no steps to learn and no right way to move. We set talking aside and let the music lead, and something opens up: room to move through ourselves and among one another.

Ecstatic dance is simple. You arrive, you listen, and you let your body answer. Some people move wildly, some barely move at all, and every way of showing up belongs here. This is a sober space. No alcohol, no substances, no conversation on the dance floor. What’s left is music, breath, and the honest company of other bodies moving.

No dance experience is needed. Come as you are.

What to bring: Comfortable clothes you can move in, a water bottle, and an open mind. We dance barefoot or in socks.

About Kyle
Kyle is a dance enthusiast and an advocate for embodiment. For the past two years he worked as a wilderness therapy guide, helping young people rebuild their lives. That work asked a lot of both the head and the heart, and ecstatic dance became the practice that kept him steady and grew his capacity to guide. Kyle now wants to give back what he’s learned by helping create more sober dance spaces in Bozeman.