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• 4 categories + final concept : to be announced
• Juges : to be announced
• DJs : to be announced
• MCs : to be announced
• Guests : to be announced

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• 4 categories + final concept : krump, hiphop, house, ksaara
• Juges : Grichka, Baloo The Cage, Nubian Néné, Thomas Talawa Prestø
• DJs : Morf, Jolani Jhones, Chichi, Saidou
• MCs : Kassy, Youssef aka The Real King of Dreams
• Guests : Sage, Sidney, Aura, Girl Aura, Serge, DoEazy

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• Kpop x Manga Club : Chicken Squad gave a Kpop initiation, followed by a Random. Abir (Manga Club) joined them for a karaoke on anime songs. Then, she organized a quizz and an interview with a manga artist. 
• Mindfulness : Betina gave a mindful class about movement. How to connect with our own body ? How to move mindfully ? How to connect with others around us ?
• Tricking : Circus Zonder Handen gave a tricking initiation.
• Video games : SplitPro offered their gaming services & material for a few hours.
• Bashment Jam : Shades of Creation came to give a dancehall workshop with Ekaini. It ended in a jam on dancehall music. 

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• Dance workshop : Ndombolo & Congolese Rumba by Betina
• Live band : Youri Botterman & Band 
• DJ set : Saidou

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• 4 categories + final concept : krump, hiphop, house, ksaara
• Juges : Wave, Paradox, Karim Flex
• DJs : Morf, Jolani Jhones, Owdi, Saidou
• MCs : Youssef aka The Real King of Dreams, Kassy
• Guests : MainEvent & Street Buck, Neo & Sasa, Les Mybalés, Limpopo & Rabba

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"Black dances uncovered: origins & authenticity" was an exchange program for practitioners of Black cultures living in Belgium, England and Europe. This exchange was organized by Zinnema (BE) in collaboration with Serendipity, the Institute for Black Arts & Heritage (UK) and Tabanka Dance (NO).

The program consisted of a selection of workshops with various coaches and choreographers from Africa and the Caribbean or its diaspora, as well as technical training to nurture participants' own artistic expression. At the end of the bootcamp there was a performance as part of the Let's Dance International Frontiers festival in Leicester (UK) that is organized every year by Serendipity.

The artistic direction of the program was in the hands of the well-known Thomas Prestø from Norway and his Talawa technique. This technique formed the basis for the working method of the entire program, which focused on emotional and spiritual work. The program focuses on Black cultures and brings decolonial and anti-racist perspectives within dance.

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• Jam Session / Party

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• Workshop by Wild

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• Exhibition battle

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• Exhibition battle
  

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• Talk & projection

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• Talk

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• Talk