The organizers of Youth Day plan to  set a World Record to have the largest number of people gathered in one place to simultaneously dance the ” Twist” during Youth Day festivities at Yonge-Dundas Square on Sunday July 25, 2010.

“Mao’s Last Dancer” is the inspiring true story of  Li Cunxin, a Chinese-trained ballet dancer who was taken from his childhood village to undertake years of vigorous ballet training.  The movie tells of his extraordinary journey from a poor upbringing in

Salsa on St. Clair is Canada’s largest Latino-themed festival,  having attracted over 1 million salsa lovers to the streets of Toronto since its launch in 2005. The 2010 Salsa on St. Clair Festival will take place Saturday July 17 from noon

The Community Folk Art Council of Toronto is pleased to present its 4th Annual Multicultural Canada Day Celebration. Please join us at Yonge-Dundas Square for our 4th annual Multicultural Canada Day Celebrations.  Starting at 12 noon, with the singing of

The  MTV movie featuring Toronto dancers including Natalli Reznik and Miles Faber and starring Romina D’Ugo will air on CTV Sunday May 30th, 2010. The movie has already aired in the US in February, and a DVD is already available,

April  29 was  designated as day for celebrating dance and dance artists by UNESCO in 1982. This year, celebrated Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite says: “You are dancers, all of you. Life moves you; life dances you … To dance is to heighten

Dressed in pink, tiny 9 year old Jenalyn Pacheco adorably evaded her brother Raymond during the semi finals at the annual Montreal Salsa Convention last weekend before removing her perfectly poised tail to join the bungling inspector Clouseau in a whirlwind salsa

Burn the Floor, the showcase of Latin and ballroom dance that includes contestants from So You Think You Can Dance,  has just finished its stop in Vancouver, where it received a standing ovation on its opening night, and will be at Toronto’s

Modern Jive  (a form of which is trademarked in the UK as “Ceroc” by Ceroc Enterprises),  is a stylish, addictive and wildly popular dance form that has taken England, Australia and New Zealand by storm in the past few years.  Modern

If you are a dance company or choreographer, you may like to take part in the annual “Talent Defined” showcase of upcoming and professional dance companies and choreographers organized by City Dance Corps.