22nd March 2026 @ 18:30

About the Seated Serenade Sessions

The Seated Serenade: Movement, Connection, and Community

Dance is a powerful bridge builder, a sacred space where we breathe together and connect as one community. The Seated Serenade sessions, thoughtfully curated by Brant Bambery & Anne Crowe, invite you into this transformative experience.

Anne, an experienced dance teacher, has partnered with Brant to cultivate a welcoming, supportive hub. Together, they have created a space where participants can learn seated dance, gaining tools to bring these joyful movements back to their own community circles.

Why Seated Dance?

Seated dance offers a gentle, low impact, and highly accessible way to experience the rhythm of life.

These sessions are designed to enhance:

  • Physical Health: Improving cardio health, strength, and mobility.
  • Emotional Wellbeing: Reducing isolation through shared creative expression.
  • Inclusion: Every movement is adaptable, ensuring people of all ability levels can participate in the joy of the “spirit of dance.”

“These sessions celebrate inclusion and creativity, offering a sense of healing, belonging, and shared experience to people of all abilities.”

Join Us Online

Experience the joy of movement from the comfort of your own home. Our sessions are hosted via Zoom, offering a joyful way to move, connect, and support your wellbeing.

  • Access: Zoom codes are provided exclusively through our community newsletter here
  • Get Involved: Subscribe to our newsletter to receive your link and stay updated on upcoming sessions.

March Presenters:

Celia Naumann – Canada – Ontario

Linda Rankin – USA &

Anne Crowe – Canada

Brant Bambery – Scotland

Anne Crowe

Anne has been teaching and choreographing sacred circle dance for 26 years.  “Dance brings me into a space that is ancient.”  Many of Anne’s dances can be simple and others complex.  “I am drawn to dances that speak to the human condition.”

Anne has taught in Chatham, Ontario, Canada for many years.  It has also been her pleasure to teach in New Hampshire, U.S.A.,  British Columbia, and Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.

In 2005, Anne (a Sacred Circle teacher) was invited to teach Seated Dances at an assisted living facility.  “I noticed that when the participants moved to the music that they were smiling.  There was joy.”

Anne soon began teaching Seated Dances to residents with Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.  “I eventually took the program into local hospitals, Brain Injury Association and nursing homes.

“It has been a great opportunity to bring music and movement to others in a different way.”

Host – Brant Bambery see more Info here

Brant hosts and teaches regularly on this event any question please connect here