Sense Object

First Salon of the year is May 17 at 3PM
Join us for practiced based sharings by Styles Alexander, Aura Fischbeck, Irene Hsi, Katherine Orloff, and Jason Torres Hancock!
senseobject.com/salon

All Night Contact Improvisation
Saturday Night at the SPRING JAM
March 27-29 @ Berkeley Finnish Hall
Registration: https://shorturl.at/5CHoC
Schedule: https://shorturl.at/PaX05

Scores, Interventions & Hosting by Ava Maag, Cole Lehman, Leslie Castellano, Nick Smith, Miriam Wolodarski.
Music by Kevin Lo!

We are so lucky to have Karla Quintero share her work with us at this year's SPRING CI JAM! This is a rare opportunity for C.I. dancers, not to be missed! :-)
https://shorturl.at/5CHoC

Mele Estrella shares a poetic class with us at this year's Spring Jam, March 27-29... Come feel the world as your body, your body as the world.
Info & Reg: shorturl.at/5CHoC

SPRING JAM is March 27-29
Details, Reg: https://shorturl.at/5CHoC

Wednesday Lab is Back! Our first guest for the year is Diana Lara, next week on 1/14!

NEW YEAR'S CI JAM @ Berkeley Finnish Hall
Registraton link: t.ly/vrx9j
Schedule: https://shorturl.at/9Q4dm

Fresh new class for the fresh new year! Come study with Brenton Cheng at this year's New Year's Jam...
Reg: t.ly/vrx9j
Schedule: https://shorturl.at/9Q4dm

Next Wednesday Lab is the last for the year! Join us for a special guest teaching class with the inimitable Sam Stone!
Lab returns on 1/7/2026, every Wednesday 10-12 at the Finnish Hall.

Register: t.ly/vrx9j
Schedule: https://shorturl.at/9Q4dm

Come explore OMNIDIRECTIONALITY with Kristen Greco & Rosemary Hannon at the New Year's Jam!

Biomechanics of Contact: The Listening Body

This class explores the meeting point of biomechanics and Contact Improvisation through the language of fascia, fluid, and momentum. By slowing down, we awaken the subtle intelligence of the extracellular matrix and the receptor sites woven through our connective tissue. Through attentive modulation and neuromuscular repatterning, we refine perception and expand our omnidirectional responsiveness. Moving from mechanical to musical, we discover how the living architecture of the body learns to feel, adapt, and respond in contact.