This workshop introduces participants to Dabke, a traditional collective dance from the Levant, with a particular focus on Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese traditions. Through rhythm, footwork, body coordination and group movement, participants will learn the basic vocabulary and structures of Dabke while exploring its social, cultural and historical meaning. The workshop approaches Dabke as a living and evolving practice rather than a fixed folkloric form. Participants will explore how traditional steps, rhythms and collective patterns can become a starting point for contemporary movement and personal expression. Through repetition, improvisation, musicality and group exercises, they will gradually develop movement sequences together and experience the power of dancing as a collective practice. Starting from the traditional dance, the workshop will gradually open up into Fadi‘s practice, giving participants the possibility to experience Dabke both as cultural heritage and as a living, evolving movement language. Fadi will introduce his own unique artistic and choreographic approach, in which he engages with how traditional movement can be explored, transformed and developed through contemporary dance practices, improvisation, musicality and composition. The workshop is open to all levels and no previous dance experience is required. It is an invitation to move, listen, connect and discover the cultural richness of Levantine dance through the body.