Ecstatic Dance Bath - Hallows Dance With Pixi Pete & Laura Jenkins

This special gathering brings together DJ Pixi Pete and Laura Jenkins to co-create an uplifting space for movement, music and connection.

Expect a carefully crafted musical journey, plenty of irresistible tunes, and the freedom to express yourself however feels right. No choreography, no judgement, just an open dance floor and a warm community vibe.

We will also have wonderful Gaby Cox guiding us in Qigong to begin.

We invite you to come and connect with us in community and express yourself freely in this growing movement practice.

With love,

9:30am – Arrive, check-in, remove shoes, enjoy cacao/tea + intro music/warm up

10:00-10:30am– Opening Circle and Qigong with Gaby

10:30 - Dance with Pixi Pete and Laura Jenkins

10:30 am – Doors close (entry ends)

12:00–12:30 pm – Music winds down then closing circle

Move freely: dance, lie down, stretch, or be still — all at your own pace.

Gaby has trained extensively with the College of Contemporary Therapy in London and is both a qualified Golden Spine 9 Qigong Teacher and an NCIP accredited Integrative Psychotherapist.

She specialises in Soul Plan energy activations and Soul Transformation Therapy and brings these beautiful modalities into her Qigong sessions to help clear, release, activate and transform energy from within.

Qigong (also known as Chi Kung) is an ancient Chinese healing art like Tai Chi, involving mindful movement, gentle breathwork and meditation, all designed to improve physical, mental and emotional well-being.

Pixi Pete (Peter Michel) is a DJ, musician and somatic facilitator with over a decade immersed in embodiment, movement, meditation, personal development and performance. His work lives at the meeting point of music and movement — creating spaces where people can drop out of their heads, tune into their bodies and explore connection, expression and what it means to be fully present.

At the heart of Pete’s work is a love of music that refuses to sit neatly in one box. His multi-genre, open-format style moves fluidly between deep, soulful grooves, playful rhythms, unexpected turns and dynamic peaks, weaving electronic sound with live percussion to create immersive dancefloor journeys. Alongside his music, his training in Embodied Resilience, Authentic Relating, the Dancing Heart Path and ceremonial practice informs the way he reads a room and responds to the people in it — creating experiences that feel both alive and grounded.

Whether behind the decks, playing live percussion or holding a workshop, Pete brings warmth, playfulness and a strong feel for the energy of a group. His aim is simple: create spaces where people feel welcome, connected and free to move, express and be themselves.

Laura Jenkins is an experienced musician and sound healer. She uses Tibetan singing bowls, shruti box, acoustic guitar and channelled, angelic vocal tones to create a heart opening, sacred space for healing, releasing and grounding.

Laura’s live sound journeys will leave you feeling deeply connected and lovingly held.

Wheelchair-accessible venue

Those with injuries, disabilities or health conditions are invited to participate in whatever way feels right for them, including visualisation, rest or gentle movement.

👶 Children welcome! (Free ticket must be purchased in advance. Each child must be accompanied by a 1:1 supervising adult with a valid ticket.)

🙊 No talking – drop into your body

📵 Phones away – reconnect with yourself

👣 Barefoot or soft shoes only

🍃 Substance-free space – natural high only

❤️ Consent is key – always check before contact dancing

🌀 Move how you feel – there’s no right or wrong

🌌 Silent ending – integrate in stillness

🧺 Keep belongings safely off the dance floor

🎥 Photos: We sometimes capture wide-angle or DJ videos/shots to share the spirit of our events. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, just let us know - we’ll respect your wishes.

We dance barefoot and best to wear comfy clothing you would ordinarily wear to dance freely/attend a yoga class.

Water bottle. There is a kitchen close to the dance floor where you can refill.

Blanket/shawl - you may wish to bring something to wrap yourself up in for comfort/containment at the end.

Yoga mat - you may wish to bring a mat with you, again for comfort at the end if you prefer this to sitting on our wooden floor.

Email: [email protected]

WhatsApp group: email above to obtain our link

Disclaimer: the organiser will do their best to keep the space as safe as possible for everyone.

In buying a ticket you are confirming you are well & physically able to attend this 2hr dance and that you will go at your own pace so as to avoid injuring yourself/others. If you have any doubts about your fitness to participate (underlying conditions), please check in with your GP before buying a ticket.

Event venue & nearby stays

St Mark's Community Centre - Bath, Saint Mark's Road, Bath, United Kingdom

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