Adama was established in 2000 when Liat Dror and Nir Ben Gal moved their activities from the center of Israel (Tel Aviv) to Mitzpe Ramon.

From a world view that art is not only dedicated the people of the center. To find out what art is, how it’s connected and how you can build an independent center in the heart of the desert without reliance on the demographic or the social location.

The chosen location was a deserted industrial hangar that slowly and gradually turned into an enchanted palace of dance and harmony, surrounded by greenery. It became a home base of the Liat Dror NirBen Gal Dance Company, a Dance Art Healing Center. Currently the dance company consists of 5-7 dancers. Next to the Dance Company there is a Dance School operating three days a week, attracting people from all over the world in order to learn Movement and Dance, Breathing Technique and Art.

Throughout the week we host various groups for whom we build appropriate activities.

The skills acquired here at Adama is the recognition of the natural movement of each one of us, dancer or not and the understanding of the strength and the intensity of the body, physical and emotional. Development of the ability to express yourself in a non-verbal manner will open a completely different way of quieting the mind.

Therefore, the groups that come here are very diverse, all from arty culture lovers to employers at high-tech are coming to a place that enables complete freedom to deep learning. Three times a year Hangar Adama is opening it's doors completely; organizing festivals that mirrors their continuous activity only in a very big scale.
A space is created for free movement and everyone can find his own way to experience it - as a participant or a spectator.

Everyone can find their match in a broad spectrum of classes. 

The silence and serenity of the desert, the space, the movement and simply being, creates magic and allows us to celebrate and dance and bring more joy to our lives.

The choreographer duo Liat Dror and Nir Ben Gal moved their activity from Tel Aviv to Mitzpe Ramon in the belief that this will create a connection between the therapy of dance and the wilderness. In the spacey quietness they found their way of dancing, managing, teaching, creating and listening to your body.”

Their road together began with the work “Two room apartment” which game them the “Shades of Dance” price in 1987. Later on they received several international awards. One of those was the French “Bianola”. Other productions that also received a lot of attention were “Inta Omri” and “Dance of Nothing”.