The Movement Kitchen has been an Airbnb Experience host for one year in HCMC providing travelers/tourists a chance to experience movement therapy with her local students.

TMK is now opening more spaces to the public for FREE. 

Must register in advance.

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>>Only 10 free spaces
>>Lunch is not included
>> Airbnb Experience Description: This is a great chance to meet travelers and explore movement therapy. We dive right into a movement therapy warm-up with a body scan and breathing exercises, which lead to spiritual movement activities. You'll walk away feeling enlightened and refreshed for your day. 

>>WHO’S TEACHING?: Emily Navarra is a B.A. Dance Studies graduate from the University of South Florida who uses a mixture of traditional culture and societal views as a choreographic tool. She has worked under various choreographers such as Iñaki Azpillaga and Wim Vandekeybus (Ultima Vez) and Lloyd Newson (DV8 Physical Theatre) as well as presented her work in the United States, Europe, Southeast Asia, North Africa and the United Kingdom. 

She formed Standpoint Theories in 2012, a collaborative yearly project which began as an experimental multimedia performance. In 2013, it transformed into its next installation - "Legends of Vietnam" which retold six Vietnamese legends through dance, visual art and live music featuring Le Cat Trong Ly.

In 2015, she founded The Movement Kitchen which aims to to offer creative experiences in a welcoming environment to spread knowledge about movement therapy, bring cultures together and encourage self-expression. She has resided in Saigon for 7 years.

>>LIVE ACCOMPANIMENT: Eric SmackDab