Dance for Parkinson’s

A growing body of evidence points to the real physical, mental and social benefits experienced by people living with Parkinson’s when they dance.

Our aim is to bring people with Parkinson’s and their partners/carers together to enjoy movement, music and self-expression in a non-judgemental environment. All are welcome and no previous dancing experience is required – just a willingness to have fun.

The dance classes we run are a safe place for people with Parkinson’s. They allow individuals the freedom to express themselves in their own unique way and offer all the benefits that dance can bring. As an individual activity dance not only gives people a physical boost, but can help people with Parkinson’s communicate and express themselves.

As a group activity it can help encourage feelings of inclusion and provide positive social interaction and a sense of community. Why not experience the physical, emotional and social wellbeing support of dance for yourself?

Join us at Trinity every Monday 10:30am - 12pm.

Please note there will be no session on the 16th July

Supported by
Dance for Parkinson’s at the Trinity is supported by Bristol City Council, Dance for Parkinson’s UK, Bristol Ageing Better & Trinity. The Southmead Hospital class is funded by Southmead Hospital Charity.

Please note: Trinity operates a 24hr Pay & Display Car Park (hyper link to car park info) and all Visitors are required to Pay & Display. https://www.3ca.org.uk/contact/parking