Breton songs and live instrumental dancing - an evening for those who love to dance in a circle and catch the rhythm with their bodies. Penn-Deñved will bring the melodies of Brittany, while The Boys of SPb will add a lively drive. The program includes plenty of dancing and tempo changes, so both your legs and ears will be busy until the end, while your mind rests from the excess. When you want to shake things up in winter, a common rhythm works best - the one that gathers people in a circle and makes them smile, even if you came "just to watch." Here, the focus is on the Breton dance tradition: simple steps, clear patterns, and music that keeps the tempo while the hall breathes in unison. On stage, there are two teams. Penn-Deñved sings in Breton and brings melodies as if they grew from the sea and wind: they have both soft lyrics and catchy choruses that invite you to join in. The Boys of SPb respond with instrumental themes - violins, flute intonations, and a lively pulse make the dances truly "moving" and encourage you to move without overthinking. The organizers have gathered a rich dance program: there will be many different forms - from leisurely circles to those where you want to speed up. If you already know what Breton dances are, feel free to come for variety and a good "vibe" on the floor. If you are a newcomer, no worries: the patterns are quickly grasped, and there will always be people nearby who can show you where to step and how to keep the line. Folk here sounds modern yet recognizable: the live voice and instruments do not hide behind effects but lead the dance honestly, down-to-earth. This gives a rare sense of inclusion - when you are part of the circle but remain yourself, with your own pace and courage. Other events in St. Petersburg can be found on KudaGo.