A documentary about the building that nurtured dance for so many people in the city will be available to watch starting June 10, 2021.  This film tells the story of this unique building in Toronto and the professional and social

Dovercourt House, a dedicated dance hub for over twenty years, is Toronto’s latest Covid-19 cultural casualty.  With the revenue stability provided from several resident dance companies and the hard work of the property manager Andy Haslett, the three story high

Netflix has recently released a dance comedy named Work It  filmed last summer at several college and university campuses including the University of Toronto,  Humber College and York University. The story follows Quinn Ackerman (Sabrina Carpenter) who starts a dance

When TO Live’s performances were suspended in March at the start of the pandemic, the organization immediately focused on finding ways to support local artists and created the digital series called Living Rooms as one way to achieve this goal. Living Rooms is

We are living in unprecedented times where virtual learning is the new norm! The most common tool teachers are using for teaching their students at home is Zoom, a free video and audio conferencing application anyone can download to their

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Photo: AddyDanse Dance Collective Instructors and dance event organizers, get your events listed for free! Just fill out the form here. You may post online classes. Approved events will be posted within 3 business days. Once events are posted, we will

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For over 13 years Torontonians of all ages and backgrounds have gathered at a local church to socialize, to dance, and then to chat over a coffee or a meal, sometimes until the wee hours of the night. Many friends were