The project "Teach me your dance!" represent the initiative of the young people from ONESTIN Youth Association and of the other promoters and its main theme is about art and culture. It was filled under Action 1.1, multilateral and will be held between 21st - 26th of July, 2009 in town of One?ti, RomaniaThe objectives of the project are:1. interactive learning of traditional dances from five other European Union countries and their customs and traditions, through interaction with other participants;2. to strengthen self-respect, acceptance of others, opening minds to a New Europe;3. the multiplication of the information and the competences acquired on this project, in the communities of origin, by at least three promoters, in a period of maximum 30 days after their return home.The project will go off on a period of three months, beginning with 2nd of July, 2009 up to 2nd of October, 2009. The beneficiaries of the project are 30 young people aged between 18 and 25 years old from Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and Turkey.The principal activities are: teaching and learning national dances and cultures in an interactive way, debates about how does our religion influence our traditions and about the roll of art and prototype values in European Union. Also, being the year of innovation, we will create a common dance called "European dance". While remixing the typical dances of our home countries we show that it has the ability to connect different cultures. But we do not see only the final product as relevant, the whole process of creating will be for the youngsters a source of great experience with the other cultures. In this process they will be asked to place their own ideas, to listen to the ideas of the others and to unit them into one dance that will be representing all regions. That has a need of high creativity, cooperation, tolerance, determination and persistence from the youngsters.Inside of that week there will be used different methods specific to non-formal education like: workshops, multimedia presentations, learning-based experiment, exchange of experiences etc.