Baby Boo Symposium | Exploring Materials through Movement

Join us for the fifth annual Baby Boo Symposium.
The theme of this year's symposium is Exploring Materials through Movement.

We're very excited to welcome Takeshi Matsumoto as our guest presenter this year.
Don't miss this chance to hear him talk about his amazing performance piece Club Origami, paper will be involved!

Takeshi Matsumoto is a founder of Seven Circles.
He is a dance artist specializing in making dance performances for young audiences. He is also a qualified dance movement psychotherapist, having experience in working with children with autism and learning disabilities both in the UK and Japan. Growing up in Japan, his practice both in life and performing art is influenced by 和-Wa, harmony, peacefulness, quiet and contentment ways of living and balancing with others and environment.

Anna Daly & Anne O'Connor from 'Primed for Life' will be sharing learning from their recent project 'I See You Too' – amplifying the languages of children through movement play.

A partnership project with More Music in Morecambe, funded by Arts Council England, Lancashire County Council and Cumberland Council. Dance and music artists co-create with children 'in the moment' as part of the continuous provision in settings in Morecambe & Workington.

Join us for a day of inspiring and thought provoking presentations , share your experience, meet other artists and practitioners and leave feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world!

Lunch & refreshments throughout the day will be provided.
Please inform us of any dietary requirements on booking.

Please Note : This is a symposium event, aimed at EY Practitioners, artists wanting to expand to their work into EY and people working in childcare who are looking to introduce more art based practice into their setting.