Sweaty Hour: Underground Edition
WE'RE HERE TO DANCE.
Join Sweaty Hour on Día de los Muertos, Day of the Dead — a day when we also shift the clocks back and move into longer nights. RIP Daylight Savings.
With the veil between Earth and the underworld at its thinnest, let us honor those who have passed through the universal tradition of death and go underground. Bring your spooky music.
Same rules apply as always: no agenda, just you, music, and friends. Bring your hiphop, your 90s, your disco, your groove.
Why? Because dance is powerful, dance is spiritual, and it's the basis for activism, change, and growth. Release and reset. Our movement is our call to action. Let's keep the fire going.
Agenda(ish):
6:10: Quick intros 🙂
6:15: DANCE TIME
6:45: Water Break / Stretch
6:55: DANCE TIME
7:25: Bye!
Community Guidelines:
Water is life! Bring a water bottle. This is a trash-free event.
We said it before, and we’ll repeat it: no spiked heels, please. The dance floor is delicate and we don’t want to puncture it.
Leg weight/ arm weights? If you want to amp up your session (woof), give it a go!
We are a judgment-free space. Feel free to observe other people’s movements, but don’t be creepy, please.
Who are we?
Sweaty Hour is a series where you simply show up and ... dance. We're two dance enthusiasts who recently moved to SF from NYC and wanted to recreate the open and vibrant dance scene we treasured. In the words of RuPaul, "There's not enough fun going on anymore. Where is the fun? Where is the disco?"
Sweaty Hour isn't a nightclub or a fitness class. No coordination or fancy outfits required, only good music, moves, and community. Rinse and sleep. All before 9pm.*
*We sometimes go out for brunch, pizza, or a beer after, but no pressure.