International Dance Day was initiated in 1982 by the International Dance Committee of the UNESCO International Theatre Institute and  and falls on April 29 of every year, commemorating the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre, a distinguished choreographer that brought about significant

Ben and Crystal of 2SomeDance are producing yet another star-studded dance extravaganza on Saturday February 4, 2017. This year they are bringing in the  #1 Ranked Professional Latin Couple in the World: Riccardo Cocchi & Yulia Zagoruychenko. The event includes a

About the Toronto Fringe: The Toronto Fringe is part of the “Fringe movement” – a worldwide network of indie theatre festivals. As the name suggests, the movement is about celebrating under-represented voices and those on the margins of the performing

The Leslieville Woodbine Jazz Festival was great fun this past summer with several group including the Toronto All-Star Big Band putting on great performances. But the festival attracted quite a number of troubador performers that drifted along Queen Street –

Dancing on the Pier is back for its fourth year of hot live bands, inspiring dance instructors and movement you won’t find anywhere else. And it’s all free! July 3: Jump, Jive an’ Wail with the Toronto All-Star Big Band

The Toronto International Flamenco Festival is back with a week long celebration of the Flamenco arts, including dance, guitar, and singing classes, live performances, and even a film series. The highlight of the Festival will be the Toronto debut of Flamenco

Dancing on the Pier is in its third year of bringing music and dance to life by the water.  This year events run later from 7pm to 10 pm and brand new themes that will guarantee to move your feet

At last weekend’s Taste of the Danforth festival over 7000 participants learned and executed the Zorba dance with the aims of breaking a Guinness World Record. Bandannas were sold to participants at $2 each to confirm number of dancers and

If you want to get out of the city and enjoy some music and dancing, you might like to trek up to Kitchener this weekend. Now in its 13th year, the TD Kitchener Blues Festival is the signature arts/music festival

Enjoy 12 non-stop hours of live music and dance on two outdoor stages! This annual free family festival features young people 14 to 29, showcasing their positive achievements in MUSIC, DANCE, ART & PHOTOGRAPHY; plus mentors, celebrities and motivational speakers,