Lambada & Zouk Weekender With Ashley Kent

Let’s welcome Ashley from District Zouk again this year!! 🎉 She is the founder and instructor of the largest Zouk community in east coast Washington DC District Zouk It’s been Zoukumi dreams come true for a long time to be able to invite her and learn Lambada & Zouk ⭐️4hr 30min workshop plus & 10hrs social⭐️ ✨Let’s learn and dance Lambada & Zouk with Ashley and grow as a dancer with us!!⭐️ ✨No experience No partner necessary ✨We love diversity ✨You can do any roles you like ✨New to dance? Join us!! Date: 12/5/225 to12/7/2025 Friday 7:30pm: Door Open (The Hope Center) 7:45pm to 8:15pm: Intro Lamnada by Ophelia 8:15pm to 9:30pm: Social Practica Saturday 3:45pm: Door Open (The Hope Center) 4pm to 5pm: Zouk Workshop 5:15pm to 6:15pm: Zouk Workshop 6:15pm to 7:00pm: Social Practica 8pm to 1pm: Zoukumi Potluck Dance Social (Zoukumi Lounge) Sunday 12:15pm: Door Open (The Hope Center) 12:30pm to 1:30pm: Lambada Workshop 1:45pm to 2:45pm: Lambada Workshop 2:45pm to 5:30pm: Social Dance 📍Location: The Hope Center for all the Workshop Zoukumi Lounge for Saturday Zouk Social (DM Ophelia for detail address) Pass: ⭐️Lot 2 Full Pass: $98 (All 3 day entry: Pass sale ends when numbers sell out) ⭐️Friday: $19 ⭐️Saturday Pass: $53 (Workshop + Social) ⭐️Sunday Pass: $50 (Workshop + Social)) ⭐️Social Practica Only Pass: $20 (All 3 days) Payment: Vemno: @opheliaCamelot PayPal: [email protected] ✨Non refundable Pass is transferable to this event Food & Drinks: 🥗 Potluck dinner 🥘 on Saturday! Alcohol is not allowed before and during workshop Alcohol allowed w moderation during social ~Our instructor~ Ashley has been dancing from an early age, including training in jazz, tap, ballet, modern, west African dance, salsa, kizomba, Brazilian zouk, and lambada. She got hooked on afro-latin partner dancing while living abroad in Ghana and Sudan. When she was introduced to Brazilian zouk in Washington DC in 2012, she fell in love with it. Ashley helped build the thriving Brazilian zouk community that exists in DC today, founding District Zouk in 2014 and offering consistent weekly classes since then. She has continued her own training via trips to Brazil, professional development programs, one-on-one training with some of the top international instructors, and cross-training in other dances. Seeing new people fall in love with Brazilian zouk and lambada and grow in their own dance journey keeps her energized. Ashley loves sharing her love for this dance, building community, encouraging people to learn both roles in partner dances, and creating explosive moments of musicality Please read Zoukumi Code of Conduct DM Ophelia for any questions you have