
Whitehorse’s Dakhká Khwáan Dancers Named Lead Dance Group for Celebration 2024
The festival, held in Juneau, Alaska, is one of the largest gatherings of Southeast Alaska Native peoples

Lola Award Recognizes Helen Walkley for Outstanding Contributions to Vancouver Dance
The award, in memory of Lola MacLaughlin, is presented to a mid-career/senior level choreographer every two years

Little Red River Traditional Pow-Wow Honours Knowledge Keepers
The annual celebration welcomes everyone to witness First Nations traditions

Dance Performers Across Canada Eligible for $2,500 for Living Expenses
Performers based in the Maritimes, the Prairies and the North are especially encouraged to apply

Come Home Year: Kittiwake Dance Theatre Creates Opportunities for Professional Dancers in Newfoundland
The company, supported by the province’s Come Home Year initiative, offered free outdoor shows in regions where performances are rare

The Significance of Tkaronto’s Caribana Weekend
First launched in 1967, North America’s biggest Caribbean festival brings $438 million to the Canadian economy every year. But organizers and participants often lose money

New Support Line for Artists Facing Career Uncertainty Launches in Quebec
Parise Mongrain, the director of Confluence – Créateur de vocations, said the free and confidential conversations are there to help artists who feel shame about career changes

In-Ward Explodes with Raw Force in Vancouver, Touching Deftly on Social Issues
Choreography by Quebec hip hop icon ‘Spicey’ exposes humanity’s need for connection yet desire for independence

Porch View Dances: Discovery Walk Answers a Key Question About Live Performance
The guided tour took audience members through a hybrid series of performances in Toronto’s Seaton Village
