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All Bodies are Able Bodies

Calendar 
About & Standard Classes

The All Bodies Are Able Bodies dance program is a culturally grounded, radically inclusive movement initiative centering the joy, wellness, and collective power of working-class people of color, with a special focus on creating a safe space for the LGBTQ community. This program will offer free and sliding-scale dance classes to promote healing, movement, and connection across generations. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. 

❋ All Ages Joyful Movement

Family-friendly dance classes fostering play, rhythm, and bonding across generations.

❋ Zumba/ Group Fitness

High-energy cardio set to Latinx music.

❋ Somatic Movement

Gentle, body-awareness based movement to support healing from trauma and stress.

❋ Queer Dance

Freestyle dance class based on community request, an LGBTQ safe space, only open to queer identified individuals.

❋ Couples Cumbia & Polka

Partner dance rooted in local Tejano culture — open to all gender pairings.

❋ Team Bachata

for female/non-binary participants): A community team for empowerment, performance, and fun.

Current Program: Every Thursday in APril

SWUMBA - High-energy cardio set to Latinx music.

Centro Por La Justicia would like to invite you to SWUmba! This will be a weekly Zumba class hosted by Gio ZIN on Thursday mornings at 8am. We are really excited to be partnering with The Pourbox Coffee Bar located at 433 S Hackberry street inside The Dakota. SWUMba begins April 2nd so bring some water and come in comfortable clothes so we can dance together!

Time
Fee

Free - Donation welcome but not required

Location

433 S Hackberry St, San Antonio, TX 78203

8:30am - 9: 30 am

  • The All Bodies Are Able Bodies program fills this critical gap by offering inclusive, intergenerational, and culturally affirming dance opportunities that promote physical health, mental wellbeing, and community connection.

  • Our community deserves movement spaces where every body is celebrated — not despite, but because of who we are.

  • San Antonio’s East Side is rich in culture but burdened by systemic neglect. Generations of disinvestment have led to health disparities, limited access to recreational resources, and a lack of safe, inclusive spaces for physical expression. Working-class families, especially those of color, often face financial and logistical barriers to wellness programs.