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Jaiva House CIC

Discover the Joy of African Dance

“Jaiva” means dancing with joy and ease and that’s exactly what we do. We offer in-person, online classes, community workshops, corporate events, and vibrant performances. Join us to see why our students call us the highlight of their week.

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About Us

We provide vibrant dance classes in Glasgow for anyone who wants to explore a range of styles, from Afrofusion and Afrobeats to Amapiano, Ndombolo, and more. Our focus is on strong foundations: taking the time to learn each step, its origins, and its cultural context.

We also invite guest teachers to share their styles. Beyond the studio, we host social outings where our community can connect, celebrate, and of course, dance. Our mission is to grow a welcoming community of people who love and appreciate Afro dance. In our classes, you’ll find everyone from Uni students to young professionals, ex ballet dancers to complete beginners, all moving together and all welcome!

Meet
Chinyanta

The heart behind Jaiva House.

Chinyanta is a content creator, choreographer, performer, teacher, and all-around Afro dance enthusiast! She brings joyful humour and a playful spirit to everything she creates, making dance both fun and meaningful.

Her work shines a spotlight on dance from the African diaspora, blending education with entertainment in fresh and exciting ways. In 2022, she won the TED Africa Idea Search, creating a memorable TED Talk and digital dance piece exploring how African dance styles have shaped modern dance worldwide.

She’s worked globally from Scotland to Cape Town, Liverpool to the Edinburgh Fringe. Her work has been supported by Creative Scotland, National Theatre of Scotland, The Work Room, Platform and The Jerwood New Work Fund. She is a known force in the Afro world.


She’s passionate about using dance to boost wellbeing and combat isolation, working with groups like the Scottish Refugee Council, Young Women Scot, Amina Women’s Resource Centre and many more.”

Let’s dance! Book a spot with us today.

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