NOVEMBER 13–15, 2026 | ATLANTA, GEORGIA

A weekend created for you.

Join Movement Society for a boutique weekend of dance, wellness, education, and community, designed exclusively for adult dancers 18+.

Three days to reconnect with your love of movement, invest in your well-being, and connect with others who share your passion for dance.

From inspiring dance classes to restorative wellness experiences and meaningful conversations, this weekend is an opportunity to move, learn, recharge, and grow.

An intimate experience, intentionally limited to 25 participants.

Registration is now open. Complete the registration form and submit payment to reserve your place for The Weekend.

Full Weekend

$495

Early Access · $445

Early Access pricing is available to the first 10 registrants. Your Weekend Pass includes scheduled Movement Society programming from Friday through Sunday.

Limited to 25 participants total.

The Weekend is intentionally designed as a small, personal experience, creating more space for meaningful connection, engagement with our guest artists and wellness professionals, and a genuine sense of community.

Your Weekend Includes

Friday welcome gathering, connection & mind-body conversation
Two extended ballet classes with Kathryn Morgan
Two contemporary movement experiences with Cammi Welch
Wellness experiences and conversations
Restorative yoga & live sound experiences
Saturday evening gathering & keynote conversation with Kathryn Morgan
Mental wellness conversation panel
Sunday reflection & closing experience

The Experience

The Weekend, at a Glance

Three days designed to create space for movement, restoration, conversation, and connection. The Weekend brings together dance, wellness, and thoughtful experiences that support the whole person.

Friday · November 13

Arrive & Connect

An evening to settle in, meet one another, and begin the weekend together.

Welcome Gathering, Meet & Connect + Mind-Body Conversation with Sarah Pierce Approximately 1.5 hours

Saturday · November 14

Move & Restore

A full day of movement, exploration, restoration, and shared experience.

Ballet with Kathryn Morgan Approximately 1 hour 45 minutes
Contemporary with Cammi Welch Approximately 1.5 hours
Wellness experiences and conversations
Restorative Yoga & Live Sound Experience with Ahoo Sarab and Jonathan Adams Approximately 2 hours
Evening Gathering & Keynote Conversation with Kathryn Morgan Approximately 2 hours

Sunday · November 15

Reflect & Reconnect

A final day centered on movement, reflection, and carrying the experience forward.

Ballet with Kathryn Morgan Approximately 1 hour 45 minutes
Contemporary with Cammi Welch Approximately 1 hour
Restorative Yoga & Live Sound Approximately 1.5 hours
Mental Wellness Conversation Panel Approximately 1.5 hours
Closing reflection

Detailed start times and final session order will be announced as the weekend schedule is finalized. Session durations are approximate and may shift slightly as programming is finalized.

Movement Society · The Weekend

The People Behind the Experience

Meet the artists, educators, and wellness professionals bringing this weekend to life.

Featured Guest Artist

Kathryn Morgan

Professional Ballerina · Educator · Judge · Advocate

Kathryn Morgan is a professional ballerina, educator, judge, content creator, and one of ballet’s most distinctive contemporary voices. She began her professional career with New York City Ballet in 2006 and was promoted to soloist in 2009, performing featured roles in works by George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Christopher Wheeldon, Peter Martins, and other major choreographers.

Her career took an extraordinary turn when an autoimmune illness forced her away from the stage in 2012. Seven years later, Kathryn completed a remarkable return to professional ballet as a soloist with Miami City Ballet, a journey that transformed her perspective on resilience, identity, body image, mental well-being, and what a sustainable life in dance can look like.

Today, Kathryn’s influence reaches far beyond the stage. Through teaching, coaching, judging, digital education, and Kathryn Morgan & Friends, she has built a community centered on the belief that dancers deserve rigorous, beautiful training without losing the joy, individuality, and humanity that brought them to dance in the first place. Her rare combination of elite professional experience, artistry, candor, and advocacy makes her an especially meaningful voice for a weekend devoted to the whole dancer.

Cammi Welch

Contemporary Artist · Choreographer · Educator

Cammi Welch is a contemporary artist, choreographer, and educator with experience spanning concert dance, commercial performance, film, and interdisciplinary work. Her performance background includes work with artists and companies such as Martha Graham Dance Company, Koresh Dance, Parsons Dance, and Sweetbird Productions, with international touring experience in Europe. As an educator and choreographer, Cammi brings a strong sense of musicality, athleticism, emotional clarity, and creative exploration to her work, encouraging dancers to develop both technical depth and an individual artistic voice.

Ahoo Sarab

Founder, Yogini & Wellness Educator

Ahoo Sarab is an international yoga educator, lifelong practitioner, and founder of Korsi Yoga + Juice. With more than 35 years of practice, her work spans yoga, movement, meditation, mindfulness, and breathwork. Her approach brings together ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience to help people cultivate resilience, self-awareness, and a deeper connection to themselves.

Jonathan Adams

Founder, Sonic Yogi | Musician & Sound Therapy Practitioner

Jonathan Adams is a professional musician and the founder of Sonic Yogi, a project born from his own experience navigating severe anxiety and discovering the powerful role music could play in relaxation and healing. Since 2012, he has explored the therapeutic potential of music and vibrational sound, creating immersive experiences designed to support relaxation, stress reduction, meditation, and overall well-being.

Sarah Pierce, MSW

Therapist | Mental Health & Wellness

Sarah is a therapist with dance training and experience who believes healing happens when the mind and body are viewed as one system. Her work focuses on self-esteem, emotional regulation, stress and anxiety management, chronic illness and pain, mindfulness, managing interpersonal relationships, and cultivating a deeper connection with oneself. She helps individuals develop practical tools for navigating emotions, reducing stress, and fostering self-compassion, confidence, and balance. She strives to create a collaborative therapeutic space where people can explore healing, self-expression, and well-being in ways that feel authentic and sustainable.

Liz Krakovski, MA, NCC

Mental Health Therapist

Liz helps people align with their values and discover their true identity, a calling rooted in her own experience as an identical twin and a first-generation American. She specializes in working with adults and teens navigating life transitions, grief and loss, burnout, and anxiety. Her relational approach is grounded in each individual’s story and draws on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness, Adlerian Therapy, and Attachment-Based Therapy.

Additional artists and wellness contributors will be announced as The Weekend approaches.

Registration

Ready to join us?

Reserve your place for The Weekend by completing the registration form and submitting your payment.

Registration is limited to 25 participants and is confirmed once both steps are complete.

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Program Note: Detailed schedule, session order, venues, and specific program details may be adjusted as final arrangements are confirmed. Session durations are approximate. Movement Society will make every effort to preserve the overall scope and experience of The Weekend and will communicate any material program changes to registered participants as soon as reasonably possible.

Registration Policy: All participant-initiated cancellations are final and non-refundable. If your plans change and you are unable to attend, you may transfer your registration to another eligible participant age 18 or older. If Movement Society cancels The Weekend, registered participants will receive a refund of their event registration payment.

Registration will close once the event reaches its maximum capacity of 25 participants.