Body Remedy

🌷 Body Remedy is hosting our fourth forming ecology day event at Cove Park, Helensburgh on Saturday 3rd October 🪻

This year’s forming ecology unfolds as a curated programme of movement, tea ceremony, guided walk, and listening, working with artists and practitioners to deliver what is often remarked as an unforgettable and deeply nourishing experience.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided. A return coach service from Glasgow will be arranged. Additional travel can be covered on a case-by-case basis.

This day event is free and open to black and brown women and gender variant folks. Limited spaces available so register your interest now! Link in bio 🌱

Body Remedy continues to organise as a small team of artists, curators and creative practitioners based in Glasgow 🌱

The breadth of our individual creative practices is fundamental to how we dream, strategise and organise together. With the resources available to us, we make space for our team to sustain their own practices, this approach enables Body Remedy to resource BPOC multi-artform practices holistically and from multiple perspectives.

This year’s Music & Movement programme, semente, has emerged from such values by inviting artists whose practices draw us back to the root of Body Remedy’s core purpose, that our bodies contain life-affirming knowledge which can be reached and experienced by embodied movement and communal practices.

Body Remedy was founded through a collaborative spirit that continues to shape how we work. While Mele and Zoë have stepped on from their directorial roles, their vision, values and ways of working remain woven through every layer of the organisation.

Over the next month, we’ll be reintroducing the people behind Body Remedy and sharing more about the practices that inform our work.

📌 For now, check out semente and book your tickets at bodyremedy.org/2026 — link in bio! 🌱

This programme was influenced by the wisdom of Black Feminist Teachings and the research by Juliana Moreira Strava: We Will Not Be Interrupted on Beatriz Nascimento, Marielle Franco.

📸: Zaym Zarif

FREE Workshop // Density of the Pollen by P*k Kei Wong, with sound by Laura Osa

🗓️ 2nd August 2026, 2pm to 3pm
📍The Work Room, Tramway Glasgow

P*k Kei Wong is a Scotland-based dance artist, originally from Hong Kong, with over 20 years of international experience. Trained at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, she works across contemporary dance, Hijikata-lineage Butoh, Tai Chi, and somatic practice. Her solo Bird-Watching earned a five-star review at Summerhall, Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Laura Osa, winner of the 2024 ‘Rising Star’ award at the Scottith Jazz Awards is a dynamic singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose sweet and ethereal vocals blend seamlessly with her powerful songwriting. Recognised for her ability to infuse emotion into every note, Laura’s sound offers a stunning fusion of R&B, Gospel, and Jazz, creating a unique and soulful experience for her listeners. She is currently working on her debut EP, Be Still, which is set for release later this year.

🔗Bookings for this session are now opened via link in bio

This open-level movement session is for black and brown women and gender-variant folk.

SEMENTE // 2026 PROGRAMME

🗓️ 01 & 02 Aug 2026
📍 RESET | The Work Room

Our annual programme of Music & Movement returns in 2026 🎉

During our yearlong hiatus from public activities, we have been tending to our foundations by renewing our commitments, reflecting on and redefining our practices, and reshaping the frameworks that make room for creative ecosystems of Black and Brown lives.

With full hearts, we are excited to share the final programme designed by Founder and former Artistic Director Mele Broomes and the continuing Body Remedy team. semente is a two day event taking place on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd August 2026 across two sites: RESET and The Work Room at Tramway. This constellation brings together seeded collaborations in the form of movement workshops and sonic sessions, alongside guided pilates, seated massage, a community meal and reflective artist talks.

semente is a programme for Black and Brown women and gender variant folk. All sessions are free and open to all levels of movement experience, all venues are wheelchair accessible, and registration must be booked online.

All classes are FREE and open level for Black and Brown women and gender-variant folk.

Book tickets now — Link in bio!

ALSO 👀 Check out our softly launching our new website and catch a touch of our new visual identity 🎊