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Return Restorative Dance Camp

from $500.00

Join us at the Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch for an unforgettable weekend of dancing in nature. Includes two meals per day (lunch and dinner), outdoor dance activities, ecosystem restoration activities, plant identification wanderings, healing music sessions, a cauldron cookout, and a picnic inside the world’s largest living organism by weight, Pando Aspen Grove - “The Trembling Giant.”

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Join us at the Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch for an unforgettable weekend of dancing in nature. Includes two meals per day (lunch and dinner), outdoor dance activities, ecosystem restoration activities, plant identification wanderings, healing music sessions, a cauldron cookout, and a picnic inside the world’s largest living organism by weight, Pando Aspen Grove - “The Trembling Giant.”

Join us at the Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch for an unforgettable weekend of dancing in nature. Includes two meals per day (lunch and dinner), outdoor dance activities, ecosystem restoration activities, plant identification wanderings, healing music sessions, a cauldron cookout, and a picnic inside the world’s largest living organism by weight, Pando Aspen Grove - “The Trembling Giant.”

 

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lorin@sambafogo.com
801.520.0444

We dance on sacred, sentient, stolen land. We dance in honor of the land and we celebrate Her original people: The Cedar, Indian Peaks, Kanosh, Koosharem, and Shivwits (Paiutes); the Newe (Shoshone); The Naabeehó Bináhásdzo and Diné Bikeyah; The Capote, Mouache, Parianucs, Tabeguache, Uintah, Weeminuche, and Yampa (Utes), and Goshute people.

We honor ancestral, oral, embodied and indigenous wisdom and celebrate earth-centered ways of dancing and knowing.