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‘Sweaty Mamas’ classes around Salford aim to make new mums and their babies more active

By Charlotte Hince 26th February 2020 Health, News 0 comments

The interactive classes in Boothstown and Walkden are on until the end of April, and are a fun way to […]

Joseph Toonga: Born to Manifest hip-hop show comes to The Lowry

By Aaron Diskin 13th February 2020 Lifestyle 0 comments

A Pioneering choreographer is bringing his new 60 minute hip-hop show to Salford. Joseph Toonga’s production will be showcased at […]

“It’s a team that accepts everybody” – Swinton cheerleading team strive to empower young people

By RachaelAllison 6th December 2019 Community 0 comments

Cheerleading company, Firestorm, says cheering encourages young people to feel more confident whilst shaking their pom poms. Firestorm is currently […]

Salford women thrilled at return of safe clubbing night Dance yourself Dizzy

By Ellis Hyde 4th December 2019 Community, Salford Now TV 0 comments

‘Dance yourself Dizzy’, the women-only event, returned last Friday with both new and familiar faces joining in the fun. The […]

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Generations to be united through dance

By Tanisha Cantrell 21st November 2019 Community, News 0 comments

Bringing people of all ages together through the spirit of dance, Salford Sports Village is hosting a free inter-generational event. […]

“I had always assumed my disability would stop me being a choreographer.” – Lisa Simpson comes to Salford

By Megan Chapman 14th October 2019 Art, Lifestyle 0 comments

Pioneering disabled choreographer Lisa Simpson is working with Salford students on a dance to be performed next month. Lisa, who is the founder […]

Salford born organisation, Dance Like a Mother, tackles mental health crisis

By Lauren Lomax 11th October 2019 Community, News 0 comments

Across the world, people are coming together today for World Mental Health Day 2019. Salford born organisation, Dance Like a Mother, is using this day to draw attention to the need for all parents to experience positive mental health.