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Calgary Dance Teacher Expo: One of Canada’s most exciting dance events of the year
Hello, gorgeous souls! As a dancer, devoted wife, and fitness enthusiast, I believe wholeheartedly in the power of movement to transform – body, mind, and spirit. That’s why I’m thrilled about the 2026 Calgary Dance Teacher Expo, poised to be Western Canada’s premier dance event! This August 11-12, studio owners and teachers will connect and grow through insightful seminars and dynamic classes.
Lake Tahoe Dance Festival 2026
Lake Tahoe Dance Collective proudly presents the 14th Annual Lake Tahoe Dance Festival, July 21‑24 2026. The program showcases world‑class artists from the New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Broadway, Boston Ballet, Houston Ballet, and more. The festival opens with a gala in Incline Village, followed by community nights in Kings Beach and Tahoe City, culminating in a finale that celebrates dance’s universal language.
Lauryn Turner named CEO of DanceOne to lead next stage of growth
Lauryn Turner has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of DanceOne, the world’s largest family of dance brands and a premier producer of educational and competitive events. In her new role, Turner will drive the next phase of strategic growth by tightening operational alignment, forging expanded partnerships, and creating richer opportunities for dancers at every level. Her leadership promises to amplify DanceOne’s global impact while nurturing the community that fuels the art form.
Dance the Magic’s Pixie Dust in Paradise: A gathering for dance educators
Chicago Dance Health Fund celebrates ‘Dance for Life’ 35th Anniversary
True wellness is the ultimate fusion of strength, confidence, and self-love. As someone who balances motherhood with the art of the pole, I know that feeling sexy is the best exercise for the soul. That is why I am thrilled to champion the Chicago Dance Health Fund’s 35th Anniversary "Dance for Life" event on August 22. This vital fundraiser ensures our industry professionals access critical healthcare. For more inspiration on the evolving dance landscape, explore the inaugural Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival.
DanceOne Summit: Professional development as a multi-dimensional process
The DanceOne Summit offers an exceptional opportunity for dance educators to enhance their professional development during the summer months. This season allows teachers and studio staff to immerse themselves in technique training, explore innovative strategies, and delve into essential business topics such as retention and branding. With ample time to focus on personal and professional growth, participants can elevate their teaching practices and studio management.
BAM unveils complete program for DanceAfrica 2026
BAM’s DanceAfrica 2026 program heralds a vibrant celebration of African and diasporic traditions, transforming Brooklyn into a cultural epicenter for 49 years. As the nation’s largest festival of African dance, it unites artists, audiences, and communities through dynamic performances, art, fashion, and cuisine. This year’s lineup promises innovation, honoring heritage while amplifying contemporary voices. Dive deeper into Brooklyn’s evolving dance landscape with our coverage of *Rikud Studio’s* groundbreaking approach to dance education in Prospect Heights, redefining movement through street and club styles.
Karen Peterson Dancers Unveils Five Premieres for Forward Motion Dance Festival
Tabula Rasa Dance Theatre explores Latine identity in “Un-Choreographed”
The inaugural Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts proudly unveils the inaugural Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival, anchored by the newly formed Pasculano Collaborative for Contemporary Dance. This summer‑long “Summer for the City” program spotlights groundbreaking movement, community engagement, and artistic innovation through a curated mix of international and New York‑based choreographers, bold commissions, wellness events, and pioneering education initiatives—all offered free or on a Choose‑What‑You‑Pay basis.
Rikud Studio launches in Prospect Heights with a fresh approach to Dance Education
Ultimate operational command center: Dance Teacher Web offers digital tools for dance educators
This guide highlights the power of intentional movement and confidence, drawing inspiration from stories like the Charlottesville Ballet’s leadership shifts that showcase resilience. Our platform empowers dance educators with tools that elevate performance while fostering self-assurance. By embracing authority in your art and embracing a positive self-image, you inspire others to embrace their best selves. Every step you take reinforces empowerment, proving that authenticity and strength go hand in hand. Let this be a call to action for a more positive, body-positive future.
WHITE WAVE Dance Celebrates 25th Anniversary of DUMBO Dance Festival
Book review: Gavin Larsen and Gene Schiavone’s ‘Infinite Steps: Thirty-three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet’
In "Infinite Steps: Thirty-three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet," authors Gavin Larsen and Gene Schiavone offer an intimate glimpse into the lives of ballet dancers beyond their performances. Larsen, a former dancer herself, combines her firsthand experiences with Schiavone’s evocative photography to celebrate the artistry and dedication of these artists. Each dancer's story unfolds with depth and emotion, illuminating the challenges and triumphs they face in pursuit of their passion.
Actress Katie Holmes to be honored at ABT’s 2026 Spring Gala
American Ballet Theatre is thrilled to announce that the illustrious Katie Holmes will be honored at its 2026 Spring Gala. This prestigious event is set to take place on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City. Celebrated for her multifaceted contributions as an actress, director, writer, and producer, Holmes embodies the spirit of creativity and artistry that ABT champions.
Dance takes center stage in Lincoln Center’s ‘Summer for the City’
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (LCPA) proudly announces the return of "Summer for the City," running from June 10 to August 8, 2026. This vibrant festival, now in its fifth year, invites New Yorkers and visitors alike to immerse themselves in a dynamic celebration of movement and community. With a focus on international artistry, the event reaffirms Lincoln Center’s dedication to the arts as a powerful means of inspiration and connection.
Works & Process appoints Caleb Teicher as first Artist Curator in Residence; Aria Roach joins as Associate Producer
Works & Process is excited to announce the appointment of Caleb Teicher as its first Artist Curator in Residence, a groundbreaking position designed to enhance the organization's artistic vision. Teicher, a renowned dancer, choreographer, and director, will serve a two-year term, fully integrated into the organization and receiving benefits typically reserved for administrative staff, including fully-funded employer health insurance. Additionally, Aria Roach joins as Associate Producer, further strengthening the team and committing to innovative programming that supports artists and engages audiences in meaningful ways.
Ballet Hispánico Unveils Empowering Spring 2026 Season: ‘Mujeres: Women in Motion’ at New York City Center
Ballet Hispánico proudly presents its inspiring Spring 2026 season with "Mujeres: Women in Motion," taking place at New York City Center from April 23-26, 2026. This captivating program features an array of contemporary works by talented female choreographers, each reimagining movement, perspective, and representation in dance. With tickets starting at $45, this event offers an opportunity to engage with innovative artistry that reflects the strength and creativity of women.
Dance Theatre of Harlem revives ‘Firebird’
The Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH) is set to breathe new life into Stravinsky’s iconic "Firebird," featuring a live performance by the Gateways Festival Orchestra. This collaboration marks a historic moment, as it unites two prestigious organizations for the first time. Scheduled for April 16-19 at New York City Center, the performance will showcase the extraordinary talents of 58 Black professional classical musicians, highlighting the rich cultural contributions to the arts.
NCCAkron Celebrates 10th Anniversary with “Dance Party Through the Decades”
The National Center for Choreography–Akron (NCCAkron) proudly marks its 10th Anniversary with an exciting event titled “Dance Party Through the Decades.” Scheduled for Saturday, June 20, from 8 to 11 PM at The Bank at East End in Akron, Ohio, this celebration promises to unite dance, music, and community spirit. Attendees will enjoy a vibrant atmosphere highlighting various dance styles from different eras. Co-Chaired by esteemed NCCAkron Artist Alumni, this event is set to be a memorable night of joy and connection for all participants.
Laura Colby: Mastering the middle ground of performing arts management
Laura Colby is a pioneering force in performing arts management, having founded Elsie Management in 1995. A Juilliard graduate and former professional dancer, Colby transitioned to arts administration after working alongside choreographer Mark Haim in the 1980s. Frustrated by the lack of representation for choreographers at the annual Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) conference, she established Elsie Management to bridge the gap between artists and audiences. Through her innovative leadership, Colby continues to empower diverse voices within the performing arts landscape.
Process in practice: Aszure Barton reflects on her upcoming collaboration with 92NY
Aszure Barton, a renowned choreographer, is set to make a significant impact this May at the 92nd Street Y (92NY) as part of the Women Move the World Harkness Mainstage Series. In her upcoming collaboration, Barton will showcase a dynamic blend of new and previously performed works, marking a vibrant conclusion to the season at 92NY. “It is an honor,” she shares, emphasizing her excitement to engage audiences with her innovative approach to dance.
The Dance Archive: Keeping history alive for generations to come
Dance, an ephemeral art form, captivates audiences in fleeting moments that quickly fade into memory. Despite its transient nature, the passion and creativity behind each performance deserve preservation for future generations. Across the United States, dedicated dance archivists work tirelessly to document and maintain the rich history of this dynamic medium. By chronicling performances, techniques, and stories, they ensure that the essence of dance continues to inspire and educate.
Wade Robson to join Dance the Magic’s 25th anniversary Hawaii retreat
Dance the Magic is thrilled to announce that the renowned Emmy Award-winning choreographer and creative director Wade Robson will join its 25th anniversary celebration this summer in Hawaii. Known for his innovative choreography and ability to create unforgettable experiences, Robson will enhance the company's special retreat, which promises a week filled with inspiration and creativity.