Issue 14 - InJoy Magazine

art & culture • • • •In true Byron Bohemian style this November, the WildHoney Dance Festival celebrates spring, the season ofsweet love and honey.This is the third year for this grass-roots community eventand the 2010 Wild Honey Dance Festival isoffering a delicious program of performance events anddance workshops suitable for all levels of experience.Wild Honey is infused with the fecund warmth ofspringtime and the potent sweetness ofthe bees. These beautifully humble &highly creative creatures are pollinatinga third of the world’s food supply,producing and supplying healinghoney and dancing while they do it!The Festival Performance night - Rhapsody - onSaturday 13th November is sure to ignitea little spring fever with live gypsy music, open floordancing and potent performances from both local and visitingartists!On Sunday 14th move your body at workshops, watchmore performances, and shop for treasures at the Market Day inBrunswick Heads. This year stargazer and Hula lover, Lilith Rochas,presents a Healing Hula workshop for men, women and kids - noprior experience is necessary.Guest tutors, Hilary Cinis (Sydney) and Melusina (Melbourne),present ‘bee’ inspired - Contemporary Fusion and Tribal Bellydanceworkshops and Tesse from Polecatz Australia will teach a cheekychair routine in her Burlesque workshop! There’s something sweet forevery body....Festival performance night, Rhapsody, Saturday 13 Nov. at OceanShores Community Centre & workshops, markets & performanceson Sunday 14 Nov at the Brunswick Heads Memorial Hall.All program details at www.wildhoneyfestival.comor call Belinda on 0420 398590Melusina from Melbourne13injoy