The Aga Khan Museum’s annual Duende Flamenco Festival returns this year with seven days of workshops, film screenings, and live performances by award-winning artists from all over the world. From lively dance performances by The National Ballet of Canada’s RBC

Dancing Damsels Inc. is set for its annual Toronto International Dance Festival (TIDF) which will be held in person this year! The 9th edition of this festival is focused on supporting the practice and visibility of diverse dance companies, choreographers,

The National Ballet of Canada returns to Harbourfront Centre in August with Sharing the Stage, free outdoor performances on the Concert Stage as well as free dance classes and interactive conversations. Guest companies Holla Jazz, Rock Bottom Movement, Samantha Sutherland and Tanveer Alam will

The 8th Anniversary Season of the affordable Fall for Dance North will return September 17 – October 8 with a striking line-up of works from the world’s most innovative dance companies across three unique programs. The performances will take place

Dancers are often required to perform to live music, however, dance teachers find their students often feel inhibited to express themselves, worried that their peers will be watching or judging their dancing.  All too often, dance students rely too much

The world’s largest hip-hop music festival, the Rolling Loud festival,  will be making its way to Toronto this September. The hip-hop music festival will be held at Ontario Place from Sept. 9 through Sept. 11 and will feature a huge gamut

Dusk Dances 2022, a celebration of outdoor dance,  will take place from Aug. 7 to 14 at Withrow Park, located south of Danforth Avenue between Carlaw and Logan avenues. Dusk Dances 2022 is curated by Lead Curator Sofi Gudino, and

The Toronto Fringe Festival will return July 6-17, 2022 in-person with 100 shows at 11 venues featuring dance, comedy, musicals, and solo shows. Six of these shows will be dance shows! They are listed below: Between Root and Bloom ZESTCreative

Following two years of lockdown from the pandemic, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival finally returns. ​Celebrating the 55th anniversary of the Grande Parade which was first gifted to Canada by the Caribbean Community during Canada’s centennial celebrations, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival

The Canada One Family Network invites all Canadians to participate and celebrate in a free invigorating cultural exchange as part of Asian Heritage Culture Festival for the 20th Asian Heritage Month Anniversary. Asian Heritage is culturally broad and immensely diverse.