The National Ballet of Canada’s RBC Apprentices, under the direction of Joan and Jerry Lozinski, will be presenting a free performance at Toronto’s Union Station’s West Wing as part of Fall for Dance North’s INFLORESCENCE. The event will take place

Join us to celebrate dancers and performers while witnessing their talent and dance in the spirit of community. Dance and movement is an integral part of culture with the power to move and transform entire communities. Join us to celebrate

AFROFEST is the largest free African festival in North America and celebrates the beauty and diversity of African music and culture. Through our programming over the years, AFROFEST has become one of the most important African cultural events in Canada

Harbourfront Centre is the place to be on long weekends! From May 20 to 22, Toronto’s annual international children’s festival, JUNIOR, offers free family fun and internationally renowned ticketed performances. Step off the beaten path and enjoy the many adventures

“Carmen” is a seminal character in the world of flamenco, and her story has had a profound impact on the development of this dance form. In flamenco, Carmen is often portrayed as a strong and passionate woman who is unafraid

Almost a century after the roaring 20’s concluded, social dancing is returning to the Palais Royale ballroom!  The one-of-a-kind venue will be open for social dancing from 1pm to 5pm on Sunday afternoon March 19th.  Read below why this is

Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT) is presenting “Convergent Divergency,” a collection of works that showcase the talents of emerging choreographers. The show, which runs from March 23 to April 1, 2023, will feature four pieces created by up-and-coming artists who were

Jini Stolk, a prominent figure in the Canadian theatre industry, passed away in February 2021. Stolk was known for her work as the founding director of the Toronto Arts Council and her leadership in numerous arts organizations. She was also

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre is a world-renowned modern dance company based in New York City. Founded in 1958 by dancer and choreographer Alvin Ailey, the company has become a symbol of African American cultural expression and has performed

Dancing is not only a fun and enjoyable activity, but it also has many physical and mental health benefits. In Ontario, there are tax credits available for both adults and children who take dance classes. These tax credits can help