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Montreal Book Launch on March 24th
Still With Us is a groundbreaking collection reflecting on the devastating impacts of HIV/AIDS on Canada’s dance world.
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Book Launch on March 16th
Still With Us is a groundbreaking collection reflecting on the devastating impacts of HIV/AIDS on Canada’s dance world.
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It’s About Time Exhibition – Halifax
Curated by Seika Boye, this nationally touring exhibition brings over 70 years of Black dance and performance history in Canada into focus, spotlighting stories long left out of dominant narratives.
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Live Historical Re-enactment
Join dance historian and Dance Collection Danse Executive & Curatorial Director Amy Bowring in an open rehearsal staging a re-enactment of a WWI patriotic performance presented in St. John’s, NL in 1917.
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Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the 2025 Hall of Fame celebration are now on sale! Join us as we honour the best in Canadian dance.
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Rachel Browne – 2025 Honouree
Rachel Browne is the founder of Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers and the School of Contemporary Dancers.
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Dance Author Panel Event
the event will be moderated by dance artist and scholar Emilie Jabouin. Our panelists – Nova Bhattacharya, Brannavy Jeyasundaram, Allen Kaeja, and Amy Bowring
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Sandra Lamouche – Discover Dialogues
Sandra will be joined by Emilie Jabouin and Sebastian Oreamuno for a conversation about her experiences as a champion hoop dancer, award-winning Indigenous education leader, writer, artist, choreographer, and two-time TEDx Speaker.
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New Touring Exhibition
This project seeks to uncover and share the untold stories of the dancers, choreographers, designers, administrators and their friends and family members who were profoundly affected by the HIV/AIDS crisis
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Book Launch on Dec. 3rd
One of Canada’s most celebrated male dancers, Frank Augustyn trained at Canada’s National Ballet School, joining The National Ballet of Canada in 1970. In 1973, he and Karen Kain won a special award for the best pas de deux at the International Ballet Competition in Moscow
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