Dance-O-Mat

It's designed to bring people together via spontaneous dancing.
Rachel Stone
March 29, 2018

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A dance floor powered by an upcycled washing machine — you wouldn't read about it.

Dust off your dancing shoes because the Dance-O-Mat is heading back to Aotea Square. Originally developed by Gap Filler in post-quake Christchurch to make use of vacant spaces in the city, the Dance-O-Mat is designed to bring people together via spontaneous dancing, whatever the skill level.

The interactive outdoor dance floor comes alive when a personal music device with a headphone jack is plugged in. It has been professionally sprung to provide a softer dancing surface and features four speakers, lights and all the bells and whistles. Dance-O-Mat will arrive in Aotea Square just in time for NZ Dance Week from April 14 to 29. And it's absolutely free to use.

To learn more about the creation of Dance-O-Mat and Gap Filler, visit: gapfiller.org.nz.

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