Flavourama is built upon long-standing relationships with its partners, without whom a festival like this would not be possible. As supporters of Street- and Club Dance styles, our sponsors and supporters stand for diversity, equity, sustainable growth, and most importantly for sharing the love of dance and music.
Don’t miss the chance to spend some quality time dancing in the studio on Saturday during the day! The annual workshops with the renowned judges offer the perfect opportunity for participants of all backgrounds and levels to move, learn, and be inspired.
Experience the crème de la crème of the international dance scene in the styles of House & Hip Hop. Don’t forget to bring a towel – you’re guaranteed to work up a sweat!
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Brooklyn Terry: HOUSE
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Dedson: HIP HOP
12:45 PM – 02:15 PM
Kimbo: HOUSE
12:45 PM – 02:15 PM
Rubix: HIP HOP
02:30 PM – 04:00 PM
Rachad: HOUSE
02:30 PM – 04:00 PM
Nastya: HIP HOP
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Brooklyn Terry: HOUSE – Groove, Step, Variation, Direction
In this workshop, Brooklyn Terry explores the foundations of House dance, focusing on groove, steps, variations, and direction. Groove – the body’s natural reaction to music – forms the starting point for everything that follows. From there, the workshop builds through the technique of steps, expands it through variations, and brings it into space. A workshop for anyone who wants to understand and embody House dance from the ground up.
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Dedson: HIP HOP – Floorwork
Dedson teaches a Hip Hop workshop with a special focus on floorwork. Expect dynamic movement, groove, technique, and creative ways to explore transitions and flow on the floor. Personalize your steps and make every floor move your own!
12:45 PM – 02:15 PM
Kimbo: HOUSE – Musicality, Groove & Freestyle Foundations
In this workshop, Kimbo will explore the foundations of House dance through groove, musicality, and freestyle. The class will focus on rhythm, bounce, footwork dynamics, and how to create a natural connection between movement and music. Students can expect an energetic and expressive session that encourages individuality, flow, and deeper understanding of House culture.
12:45 PM – 02:15 PM
Rubix: HIP HOP – Storytelling through body control
How do you tell a story using only your body? In this workshop with Rubix, you’ll explore how body control becomes a tool for expression – precise, intentional, and powerful. Open to all levels.
02:30 PM – 04:00 PM
Rachad: HOUSE – Basics & Variations
In this House workshop with Rachad, you’ll build the foundation – or expand on it. We’ll work through the core movement principles of House and explore how variations shape your personal style. Open to all levels.
02:30 PM – 04:00 PM
Nastya: HIP HOP – Technical skills & Creativity
Technique and creativity don’t have to be opposites. In this workshop with Nastya, you’ll sharpen your technical skills while discovering how to use that craft as a foundation for your own creative expression. Open to all levels.
Museum der Moderne Salzburg
Am Mönchberg 32, 5020 Salzburg
Solitär Mozarteum
Mirabellplatz 1, 5020 Salzburg
How do you capture a fleeting moment – and make it unforgettable? In the Leica Akademie Austria Workshop, Raphael Mittendorfer, photographer and longtime visual companion of Flavourama, introduces participants to the world of dance photography. He shares his experience of how to read movement, anticipate it, and capture it at just the right moment.
With dancers on site as models, it doesn’t stay theoretical – participants put their newly gained knowledge straight into practice and get the chance to try out their skills during the Preselection.
Following Flavourama Voices, DJ Brooklyn Terry, a first-generation House dancer from New York, takes over the decks at Rock house. Fittingly, an excerpt from No Dancing Allowed will be screened – an upcoming documentary by Earthbound Studio about New York‘s Cabaret Law, which criminali zed dancing in club spaces, and how Black social dance cultures like Lindy Hop and House thrived despite it. Then the party be gins: 20 years of Verein Potpourri, the driving force behind Flavourama. With international guests and artists from around the world al ready gathered in Salzburg for the festival‘s opening, the night becomes a shared toast to two decades of community, culture, and passion for Hip Hop and House Dance. A night for everyone who is part of this move ment – or ready to join it.
Flavourama Academy is a new educational platform for learning, professional development and artistic exchange – led by Farah Deen and Olivia Mitterhuemer, co-founders of Potpourri Dance and co-artistic directors of Flavourama.
Since 2006, they have been shaping the dance scene: as dancers, choreographers and curators who have brought street and club dance into a wide variety of spaces and contexts – and built one of Europe’s leading Hip Hop and House Dance festivals along the way.
In this two-hour workshop, Farah and Olivia share their knowledge and experience around one central question: What does it take to build a dance event and run it sustainably? An honest look at twenty years of festival work – from idea to execution, from community-building to the realities of running a cultural organisation.
Four House dancers enter a loop. They walk, accelerate, dance. As the energy builds and a driving House set unfolds, four bodies find a shared rhythm.
The loop depends on everyone. Attention. Precision. Constant responsiveness to one another. It continuously reshapes itself. Constellations shift, forms, lines and axes transform.
Drawing on the collective practice of House Dance, its movement vocabulary and geometric forms such as the diamond, hexagon and octagon, LOOP develops a choreographic structure that can only exist through moving together.
Hop on! On Saturday, Salzburg Verkehr takes you from SEAD on a short but scenic ride through the city – with a live dance jam on board! Cruise past some of Salzburg’s most beautiful spots while vibing to the Flavourama soundtrack. And just in time for the final battles, you’ll hop off right at SZENE Salzburg. The perfect warm-up for an unforgettable night! Free admission – Registration via SVV (more info coming soon)
The battles are over, you’ve danced the night through at the Afterparty, but you’re not ready to say goodbye to Flavourama just yet? No worries, we’ve got you covered!
At 220GRAD Rupertinum, one of Salzburg’s most beautiful cafés, the Flavourama Music Brunch brings the 6-day festival to a close. Come by to hang out at this cultural hotspot and have a cup of freshly brewed coffee (pssst…we swear it’s the best you can get in Salzburg) and reminisce about the festival week, while vibing to the finest sounds of live DJs.
Great sounds, your friends, delicious food & coffee – all you need to round up your Flavourama experience.
Don’t miss the chance to spend some quality time dancing in the studio on Saturday during the day! The annual workshops with invited dancers offer the perfect opportunity for participants of all backgrounds and levels to move, learn, and be inspired.
Classes in a variety of styles – including House, Hip Hop, Waacking and more – promise to leave you sweaty, motivated, and full of new ideas!
11:30 AM – 01:00 PM
Mariana Benenge: WAACKING
01:15 PM – 02:45 PM
Ruth Prim: HIP HOP
03:00 PM – 04:30 PM
Darren: AFRO JAZZ
11:30 AM – 01:00 PM
Mariana Benenge: WAACKING – Intention & Nuances
In this Waacking workshop with Mariana Benenge, the focus lies on intentions and nuances in your movement. Together, we’ll explore how small details, dynamics, and conscious choices can bring more expression, presence, and depth to your dance. Open to all levels.
01:15 PM – 02:45 PM
Ruth: HIP HOP – Grooves & Musicality
In this workshop with Ruth, we dive into the heart of Hip Hop: groove and musicality. You’ll explore how to truly feel the music and translate that connection into your movement. Open to all levels.
03:00 – 04:30
Darren: AFRO JAZZ
A unique experience that blends Afro Fusion influences with the technical precision and sharpness of Jazz Rock. In this workshop, Darren brings these two worlds together through contemporary sounds, particularly inspired by Amapiano, creating a style that is groovy, musical, and powerful.
What happens when 1000 visitors can finally stretch their legs to pumping beats after having watched the battles go down? You’re right – a collective energy release that makes the dance floor burn!
At Jazzit, visitors and dancers bring to life what Flavourama stands for: an exchange through music and dance. At the legendary Afterparty, only the best tunes are provided by international DJs.
No matter if you are a professional or amateur – no shirt will stay dry here. So come by and see for yourself!
Line up to be announced soon.
As the highlight of the festival, the Flavourama World Finals bring together everything the community has shared and celebrated throughout the week.
On this exciting evening, world-class dancers who have made it through the Preselection will face off in Hip Hop and House Dance battles. Set to the finest music, with live showcases and jams, SZENE Salzburg transforms into a dynamic floor where dancers and visitors come together to celebrate music and movement in their purest forms.
In cooperation with SZENE Salzburg.
Dancers who want to qualify for the Flavourama Finals on Saturday can do so by joining the Preselection on Friday evening in the categories House (1 vs. 1) and Hip Hop (2 vs. 2).
This is your chance to showcase your skills in front of a panel of renowned judges. At the end of the Preselection, the top 16 dancers or teams from each category will be selected to move on to the final battles happening the next day.
Please register online in advance to save time and avoid long queues at the event. Note: The registration date does not determine the order of participants—it will be randomized.
IMPORTANT: All dancers need a regular ticket to participate! If the event is sold out, there will be no possibility to enter the Preselection.
Battle Info (for participants only):
– Buy a ticket for the Flavourama Preselection
– Register online
– Check-in at the registration desk on site
– Enjoy the Preselection & Battles.
For the sixth time, Flavourama is hosting a 1 vs. 1 All-Styles Battle for the young generation of dancers.
Kids (8–13 years) and Teens (14–18 years) will have the opportunity to battle and exchange with each other in age specific categories. Our mission is to uplift and support young street and club dancers by providing them with a platform to showcase their talent in front of a panel of renowned judges.
With an international lineup of judges and DJs, the next generation will compete for €100 in Salzburg old town vouchers per category. The finals of the Kids and Teens battles will happen at the Flavourama World Finals on the next day at SZENE Salzburg, just before the adults’ finals, providing them with the opportunity to shine on the festival’s biggest stage
This event is free of charge, and we warmly invite everyone to come and cheer for the next generation of dance talent!
For participants: Please register online in advance to secure your spot and avoid long queues on the day of the event.
Dancers and musicians transform the Muse um der Moderne Salzburg into a performati ve stage – spontaneous pop-ups meet visual art. Inspired by the current exhibition BASE LITZ JETZT, which centres Georg Baselitz‘s late work and engages with themes of age, physicality, and transience, an immersive journey through dance, music, and exhibition unfolds. The works invite a translation of these ques tions into movement – while also opening space for critical reflection on representati on and whose voices are made visible within institutional spaces.
The international artists were selected through an open call and bring their diverse perspectives into the dialogue between mo vement and space.
Tomorrow’s History
How Dance Scenes Change, Evolve & Leave a Legacy
An interactive event curated by The Capsu le London, focusing on dialogue, exchange, and new perspectives around how dance scenes evolve and shape cultural legacy. Hosted by Luke Lentes, the evening invites participants into debate games, open con versations, and active engagement. It crea tes a space where dancers and creatives can share experiences, challenge ideas, and connect through meaningful dialogue.
