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Events
Samba no Pé Performance Workshop with Mayela Carrasco
Dance Mission Theater
This high-energy class is rooted in the techniques of Samba no Pé and is designed to build strong fundamentals, musicality, endurance, and confidence. Inspired by the teachings of Alex Coutinho and Jorge Amarelloh, each class also explores different dance styles from across Brazil while always returning to samba as its foundation.Come ready to sweat, connect, […]
Beginning Taiko Workshop with Deb’e Taylor of Dance Brigade
Dance Mission Theater
Learn the ancient art of Japanese Taiko drumming! The introductory taiko class will cover basic fundamental skills and history which will prepare students to advance to the next level of classes. Beginners ages 12-adult, with little or no music experience are welcome. Bring water and wear clothes to exercise in… sweat happens. Class is taught […]
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention Square Dances
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention
Several opportunities during the biggest Bay Area Old Time Festival of the year to bust loose and Square Dance! No experience needed, all dances taught. WEDS 9.16 Canote Brothers, Forty Drop Few Caller round robin - sign up here! SAT 9.19 Skillet Licorice, Justin Robinson & Aaron Cooper, Joseph Decosimo, Stephanie Coleman & friends Callers: Janine […]
Reggaetón Performance Workshop
Rae Studios
Join this 9-week series and refine your skill in reggaetón! Open to both beginner and intermediate dancers, this series culminates in a performance at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater. During the series dancers will move beyond executing vocabulary into deepening their understanding of reggaetón musicality, movement quality, and style. In addition, the series will […]
Relationship and Movement
Mihyun Lee
Join the group to enhance emotional well-being and self-awareness through embodiment practice. Explore movement patterns, discover new possibilities for growth, and strengthen connections with yourself and others. The closed group offers a supportive environment for examining relationship dynamics and fostering personal change. Drawing on Somatic Psychology and Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis, participants explore the intersection of […]
Repertory Workshop: Don Quixote
Peninsula Ballet Arts
This six-week workshop is held every Thursday and designed for beginner to intermediate adult ballet students interested in learning excerpts from Don Quixote, a beloved work from the classical ballet repertoire. From 6:15-7:45 PM, students will participate in a ballet class taught by Artistic Director Gregory Amato, followed by an hour repertory class led by […]
“Dirty Dancing” with Kenny Ortega
Dance Film SF
Dance Film SF presents a special screening of DIRTY DANCING followed by a live Q&A with the film's legendary choreographer, KENNY ORTEGA. A Bay Area native, Ortega will share behind-the-scenes stories about the iconic film, his craft of designing choreography for the camera, and personal reflections from a career spanning generations. And the night doesn't […]
Free Somatics Class with Bodies of Empowerment (BOE)
Bodies of Empowerment
Spinal Motion, an Improvisation, Somatics, and Experiential Anatomy class with Rosemary Hannon Friday, Sept 18 from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Joe Goode Annex in SF This class will study spinal coordinations and sensation through short movement phrases and improvisation. Bodies of Empowerment (BOE) is a free class program brought to you by Kristin Damrow […]
Latin Dance Pop-Up Classes
ODC School
Join us this September for a special Pop-Up Class at ODC! Come dance, move, and connect with our community—then stay after class to enjoy free drinks and snacks. 💃🏽🥂✨
HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE DANCE: An Immersive Dance Performance by SanSan Kwan
SanSan Kwan
In an era marked by increasing political aggression, How to Make a Passive Dance poses a timely question: is there value in being passive? Asian Americans historically have had a fraught relationship with passivity, but might there be reason for us to reconsider qualities like deference or quietude? And how can dance – a medium […]
Entre Mucho Machismo Hay Pocos Machos with Rogelio Lopez & Dancers
Rogelio Lopez & Dancers
Entre Mucho Machismo Hay Pocos Machos tells the story of a Queer Mexican folklorico dancer on a journey toward self-love in the context of a romantic relationship with a closeted fellow dancer. The work is structured like a traditional romantic dramedy—boy meets boy, boy falls in love with boy, boy loses self, boy loses boy […]
DAMgrown at Continental Club Oakland
DAM Events
DAM (dance.art.music) Events presents DAMgrown, an 18+ artistic experience for the grown and sexies Whether you are coming to enjoy the performances, shop the vendors, get a new tattoo, or just want to get your dance on - we invite creatives, art lovers and generally awesome people to come vibe it out with us ⚡️ […]
Dance & Literacy
Luna Dance & Creativity
Children learn using multiple languages. Discover how dance intersects with language learning and literacy skills and stands as a language on its own. Learn how dance expands children’s relationship with literature, symbols, songs, rhythm and rhymes, and engages them as holistic learners. This interactive workshop introduces full-body dance activities that support vocabulary, phrasing, and narrative […]
BTS K-Pop Workshop in San Mateo!
Motion Arts Center
💜 Bay Area ARMY and K-Pop fans! 💜 Join Chloe for a BTS K-Pop All Levels Workshop with the amazing Chloe at Motion Arts Center in downtown San Mateo! Learn fun choreography inspired by BTS songs like “Mic Drop” and “I'm Fine,” build confidence, and dance alongside other fans. 🗓 Saturday Sept 19th | 2:00pm […]
Beach Improv + Authentic Movement
Suzanne Beahrs
This class consists of two practices: Authentic Movement, moving/sensing with eyes closed while being witnessed, begun by Mary Starks Whitehouse to allow "the unconscious to express itself in movement.” Dance Improvisation, practicing movement concepts, expressing ourselves, and connecting with our senses + the elements outdoors. East Bay RSVP for location and important details. https://partiful.com/e/rFOgpQ7pYK81KO00ObFD?c=y8SBWYtP More […]
Choreographers Showcase
Halcyon Dance Project
Halcyon Dance Project is presenting 2 evenings of Bay Area choreographers this September! Performances will be held at Paul Dresher Ensemble in Oakland at 2201 Poplar St. Saturday Sept 19th (5:00pm & 7:00pm) Choreographers Showcase will feature works by choreographers: Bethany Mitchell, Ria Fifield, Elizabeth Wiehe, Emma Andrea, and Alice Hur. Sunday Sept 20th (1:30pm & […]
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention Square Dances
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention
Several opportunities during the biggest Bay Area Old Time Festival of the year to bust loose and Square Dance! No experience needed, all dances taught. WEDS 9.16 Canote Brothers, Forty Drop Few Caller round robin - sign up here! SAT 9.19 Skillet Licorice, Justin Robinson & Aaron Cooper, Joseph Decosimo, Stephanie Coleman & friends Callers: Janine […]
Choreographers Showcase
Halcyon Dance Project
Halcyon Dance Project is presenting 2 evenings of Bay Area choreographers this September! Performances will be held at Paul Dresher Ensemble in Oakland at 2201 Poplar St. Saturday Sept 19th (5:00pm & 7:00pm) Choreographers Showcase will feature works by choreographers: Bethany Mitchell, Ria Fifield, Elizabeth Wiehe, Emma Andrea, and Alice Hur. Sunday Sept 20th (1:30pm & […]
HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE DANCE: An Immersive Dance Performance by SanSan Kwan
SanSan Kwan
In an era marked by increasing political aggression, How to Make a Passive Dance poses a timely question: is there value in being passive? Asian Americans historically have had a fraught relationship with passivity, but might there be reason for us to reconsider qualities like deference or quietude? And how can dance – a medium […]
Entre Mucho Machismo Hay Pocos Machos with Rogelio Lopez & Dancers
Rogelio Lopez & Dancers
Entre Mucho Machismo Hay Pocos Machos tells the story of a Queer Mexican folklorico dancer on a journey toward self-love in the context of a romantic relationship with a closeted fellow dancer. The work is structured like a traditional romantic dramedy—boy meets boy, boy falls in love with boy, boy loses self, boy loses boy […]
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention Square Dances
Berkeley Old Time Music Convention
Several opportunities during the biggest Bay Area Old Time Festival of the year to bust loose and Square Dance! No experience needed, all dances taught. WEDS 9.16 Canote Brothers, Forty Drop Few Caller round robin - sign up here! SAT 9.19 Skillet Licorice, Justin Robinson & Aaron Cooper, Joseph Decosimo, Stephanie Coleman & friends Callers: Janine […]
Choreographers Showcase
Halcyon Dance Project
Halcyon Dance Project is presenting 2 evenings of Bay Area choreographers this September! Performances will be held at Paul Dresher Ensemble in Oakland at 2201 Poplar St. Saturday Sept 19th (5:00pm & 7:00pm) Choreographers Showcase will feature works by choreographers: Bethany Mitchell, Ria Fifield, Elizabeth Wiehe, Emma Andrea, and Alice Hur. Sunday Sept 20th (1:30pm & […]
Bollyfusion Dance Workshop
Anushka Noubad
Presented by SF dance choreographers, Anushka Noubad and Shivangi Kar. Join a high-energy workshop blending Bollywood and hip-hop-inspired influences into one fun, dynamic combo! Expect a full Bollyfusion choreography set to 2000s Bollywood music and vibes, plus the chance to meet new friends in a fun, welcoming environment. We'll wrap up with optional filming at […]
Contemporary Phrasework + Improvisation
Suzanne Beahrs
We’ll dig in to a yummy, fluid, grounded contemporary phrase, practice guided improvisation to explore movement concepts and expression, and then blend the two, supporting dancers in making dances their own, ignited with new possibilities. This is a monthly class, and on Saturdays there is a sister offering on the beach. Register for this class: […]
HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE DANCE: An Immersive Dance Performance by SanSan Kwan
SanSan Kwan
In an era marked by increasing political aggression, How to Make a Passive Dance poses a timely question: is there value in being passive? Asian Americans historically have had a fraught relationship with passivity, but might there be reason for us to reconsider qualities like deference or quietude? And how can dance – a medium […]
