Cultural education
Students learn about Capoeira Angola through movement, rhythm, music, instruments, history, and respect for the roda.
Community impact
Capoeira Angola as cultural work in Oxford
Oxford Capoeira Society shares Capoeira Angola as a living Afro-Brazilian tradition through movement, music, oral history, rhythm, play, and community participation.
Our work in Oxford connects regular classes with cultural learning, children's activities, school workshops, rodas, events, and the wider international community of Angoleiros do Mar.
What the work supports
Inclusion and confidence
Beginners, children, families, students, and local residents can participate at a steady and welcoming pace.
Schools and young people
Workshops can introduce Afro-Brazilian culture through adaptable movement, listening, singing, and group participation.
Community connection
Classes, rodas, and events create shared spaces where people connect through culture, practice, and music.
Partnerships
Schools, venues, and community organisations
We are open to conversations with schools, cultural organisations, local venues, community groups, and funders interested in inclusive cultural education, physical activity, music, and community participation in Oxford.