House of Movement

We hope you are all well and taking care of yourselves. It’s been a while, but we wanted to give you an update on how things are going for us.

As you know the pandemic hit us heard Socially, Financially, and of course Health-wise mentally and physically. Through that time though, we’ve seen amazing moments of positivity such as hitting our GoFundMe goal and being able to continue dancing with you all virtually.

After much thought and realizing that many factors are still uncertain, we’ve made the difficult decision to close this chapter of House of Movement. Maybe there will be an opportunity for us to come back bigger and better than ever, but for now we are ending things how we started them: with fun times and community vibes!

We’ll be hosting out last workshop on Friday, October 1st with classes from Alice and Jaqui and a shirt designed by Gabi of Sari-Sari. The theme of the event is “HOM is where the heart is,” and it is both a celebration of our 8th year anniversary and a goodbye for know.

We know it’s bittersweet, but we have so much gratitude for all students and staff we’ve had the pleasure to work with over the years, and we hope to see/dance with you one more time in October!

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🎉🥂 Wishing our very own Paul a very happy birthday! 🎁❤️

Fill out our reopening survey now (link in our bio!) we will be pausing zoom classes from April to May to figure out our reopening plans in June. Students will still have access to the pre-recorded content on our website if they have an active package.

As an AAPI-majority owned studio, we are deeply saddened by the events that occurred this week in Atlanta, Georgia— and the increased violence against the Asian community since the onset of the pandemic. Here are some ways you can help, learn more, and amplify the AAPI and Asian communities at this time, please read more to find out.

In light of the pain being experienced by the AAPI community at this time, we are cancelling tonight's class at 7pm as a moment of silence and solidarity. We encourage you to instead attend this Peace Vigil if you are able to.

Check out our linktree link in our bio for more Black History Month events and resources we want to share with our community!