Coming soon!!
Join Us for A blissful weekend of Mini Blues festival
with Veselina Daneva & Rostom Mhadhbi !
Join us for a weekend of music, dance, and connection! 🗓 When: January 23rd - January 25th 🎶 Parties: Friday night DJ & Saturday night with a live band 💃 8 hours of classes with upcoming international teachers on Saturday and Sunday 🌍 Open to anyone who are comfortable with the blues basics! Come move, laugh, and share the joy of blues with our welcoming community. Mark your calendar — we can’t wait to dance with you! 💫
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE
anyone who are comfortable with the blues basics!
time, place & registration
friday, 23rd january 2026, 11:00 - Sunday 25th january 2026
PLACE: Frederiksbjerg school (Multisal), Ingerslevs Blvd. 2, 8000 Aarhus
PRICE: coming soon
About Veselina Daneva
A multi-disciplinary dancer with over 15 years of professional experience. She started her dance journey as a child with professional training in classical ballet and ballroom dancing, later earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Ballet Pedagogy and expanding her skills in jazz dance and musical theater. Eventually, in 2019 she discovered a new and profound love - the Swing dances in the forms of Blues, Lindy hop & Balboa.
With over eight years of teaching experience across all age groups, Vesi is passionate about sharing the joy, freedom, and self-expression that dance brings. She is deeply inspired by the values of blues & swing dance and music, and their rich culture and history.
As a performer, Vesi has been part of major productions, including Dancing with the Stars Bulgaria 2024, the musical The Book of dreams and performances with the Sofia Musical Theater (2021–2023), TV, commercial and movie productions, and this stage experience has given her valuable expertise in performance and theatrical dance as well as social dance.
About Rostom Mhadhbi
A swing and blues dance enthusiast who’s been grooving since 2018. What started with Lindy Hop soon expanded into Balboa, Charleston, and a full-on love affair with Blues. He quickly got hooked on the rhythm, the stories, and the freedom in the movement.
Inspired by both vintage clips and today’s dance innovators, Rostom values personal expression and improvisation. He believes dancing is more meaningful when you understand and respect its roots in Black American culture.
Rostom has taught in Estonia, Belgium, and Italy, and has helped grow local scenes along the way. He’s picked up a few competition wins, but is most at home sharing, learning, and dancing his way from one festival to the next.