Program
What's new in 2026?
This year, we continue the inner journey we began last year.
After choosing a more intentional, inward-focused path—and feeling how right it was—we’re going even deeper.
We’re simplifying further. Curating even more carefully.
With a select group of teachers, a refined program, and consciously created moments of pause and integration, we’re opening space for stillness. For rest. For inner alignment. Quiet oases will invite you to soften, to arrive, and to listen more closely to what wants to be felt.
At the same time, we honor that true balance in our human incarnation also needs fire, joy, and the spark of aliveness—so there will be moments of ecstatic dance, playful expression, and celebration. We’re moving away from dogma and any notion of “right or wrong,” and toward the wisdom of the heart, the guidance of intuition, and the freedom to be fully, authentically ourselves.
Step by step, we’ll keep travelling inward—following the path into the deeper layers of the soul.
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9. August 2026
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Welcome to Convento Festival!
10. August 2026
270minIn Suka's approach, dancing is treated as the essential ingredient that can bridge between different approaches to the development of “Body, Heart, and Mind,” and therefore foster the transfer and integration of embodied knowledge. While this practice can/will eventually lead to lasting transformation and growth, an essential part of it is not to be too concerned with the outcome. Instead of grinding through unpleasant/uninteresting exercises for a future benefit, Šuka tries to make participants fall in love with an array of “infinite games” that explore and develop different aspects of ourselves. Deep engagement in the moment through quiet observation, as well as wild play, and a good dose of humor are at the core of it all. Possible side effects include enlightenment, immortality and love for life — but you don’t need to worry about those
11. August 2026
270minIn Suka's approach, dancing is treated as the essential ingredient that can bridge between different approaches to the development of “Body, Heart, and Mind,” and therefore foster the transfer and integration of embodied knowledge. While this practice can/will eventually lead to lasting transformation and growth, an essential part of it is not to be too concerned with the outcome. Instead of grinding through unpleasant/uninteresting exercises for a future benefit, Šuka tries to make participants fall in love with an array of “infinite games” that explore and develop different aspects of ourselves. Deep engagement in the moment through quiet observation, as well as wild play, and a good dose of humor are at the core of it all. Possible side effects include enlightenment, immortality and love for life — but you don’t need to worry about those
12. August 2026
13. August 2026
270minIn Suka's approach, dancing is treated as the essential ingredient that can bridge between different approaches to the development of “Body, Heart, and Mind,” and therefore foster the transfer and integration of embodied knowledge. While this practice can/will eventually lead to lasting transformation and growth, an essential part of it is not to be too concerned with the outcome. Instead of grinding through unpleasant/uninteresting exercises for a future benefit, Šuka tries to make participants fall in love with an array of “infinite games” that explore and develop different aspects of ourselves. Deep engagement in the moment through quiet observation, as well as wild play, and a good dose of humor are at the core of it all. Possible side effects include enlightenment, immortality and love for life — but you don’t need to worry about those
14. August 2026
270minIn Suka's approach, dancing is treated as the essential ingredient that can bridge between different approaches to the development of “Body, Heart, and Mind,” and therefore foster the transfer and integration of embodied knowledge. While this practice can/will eventually lead to lasting transformation and growth, an essential part of it is not to be too concerned with the outcome. Instead of grinding through unpleasant/uninteresting exercises for a future benefit, Šuka tries to make participants fall in love with an array of “infinite games” that explore and develop different aspects of ourselves. Deep engagement in the moment through quiet observation, as well as wild play, and a good dose of humor are at the core of it all. Possible side effects include enlightenment, immortality and love for life — but you don’t need to worry about those
Time to Close the Circle <3
Pack your bags, hug it out, and say goodbye for now! 💕