Canada’s Got Talent is set to premiere its Million Dollar Season on Tuesday, March 19, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CityTV, with a two-hour episode. Sponsored by Rogers, the season features 116 acts from various parts of Canada competing for the grand prize of $1 million—the largest cash prize in Canadian television history. The judges include Howie Mandel, Lilly Singh, Trish Stratus, and Kardinal Offishall. The show promises a mix of wild and weird acts, world-record-breaking stunts, and contestants pursuing dreams abroad now returning to compete on the Canadian stage. The finale is scheduled for May 1 ..read more

Toronto’s Afro-Carib Fest, an award-winning extravaganza, is gearing up for its annual celebration of the rich and vibrant heritage of the Afro-Caribbean diaspora. This two-day outdoor festival, scheduled for August 24th and August 25th, 2024, promises an unforgettable experience for over 30,000 attendees at Thomson Memorial Park in Scarborough. At the heart of Afro-Carib Fest is a commitment to celebrating diversity through a dynamic showcase of arts, culture, and heritage. The event’s appeal lies in its inclusivity, welcoming people of all backgrounds to join in the festivities. As a testame ..read more

Shen Yun, the spectacular show that draws audiences from hundreds of miles away, is back, bringing to the GTA 5000 years of Chinese music and dance in one night!  Shen Yun will be at the Mississauga Living Arts Centre March 22-26 and then at the Toronto Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts March 30 to April 7, 2023.     Shen Yun is a visually stunning performance that showcases the rich cultural heritage of China. The show’s combination of classical Chinese dance, music, and costumes, along with animated backdrops, creates a truly immersive experience that transport ..read more

A beloved Salsa dance instructor, Carol Shum, has sadly departed us on February 1st, 2024, after bravely battling breast cancer. Carol found joy in teaching with Salsa in the Heart, cooking, and volunteering in the Toronto Salsa and Bachata community, including the Canada Salsa and Bachata Congress.  The dance community recalls that she was always helpful, smiling and willing to help out anyone. In her professional life, she touched many lives with her compassion as a devoted Board Certified Behavior Analyst at ABA Academy, leaving a lasting impact on children with autism. A private funer ..read more

DanceWeekend’24 presents 30 years of Dance! Join us January 26 – 28th, 2024 for a weekend full of exciting, vibrant and must-see dance brought to you over 300 amazing artists! DanceWeekend’24 will be celebrating and embracing three decades of spectacular dance! Over three days ( in person and virtually) witness a feast of styles including Contemporary, Ballet, Flamenco, Traditional Korean Dance, Hip – Hop, Indigenous, African and more! Come see them all and witness world premieres by choreographers BaKari I. Lindsay and Madeleine Twyman. The Dance Ontario Dance Weekend is an electrifying annua ..read more

The VIEW Dance Convention offers dancers a one-day workshop in Jazz, Tap, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Floor Work Integration and Ballet taught by an incredible & passionate faculty that is like no other!     More Info ..read more

Canada Salsa and Bachata Congress: Celebrating Dance and Culture in Toronto Every October, with the exception of the Covid-19 lockdowns,  the vibrant city of Toronto becomes the epicenter of rhythmic beats, mesmerizing moves, and cultural celebration as the Canada Salsa and Bachata Congress takes the stage. Founded by the passionate dancer and visionary, Jennifer Aucoin, this annual event has grown into a monumental gathering that attracts dance enthusiasts from around the world. At the heart of the Canada Salsa and Bachata Congress is Jennifer Aucoin, a dedicated dancer, choreographer, a ..read more

As the leaves of autumn blanket the city of Toronto, there’s an annual celebration that celebrates the season with excellent yet affordable performances —the “Fall for Dance North” festival.  The 9th Anniversary Season of the Fall for Dance North will return September 26- October 7, 2023 with a striking line-up of works from the world’s most innovative dance companies across three unique programs. So, why should you attend “Fall for Dance North” in Toronto? Because it’s not just a festival; it’s a celebration of movement, a canvas for creativity, and a testament to the universal language ..read more

Ontario Culture Days Festival: A Chance to Sample Various Dance Styles The annual Ontario Culture Days Festival is set to dazzle Toronto from September 22nd to October 15th, celebrating the rich tapestry of arts, culture, and heritage across the province. With nearly 100 participating municipalities and over 1,000 free events, this three-week festival promises to be a cultural feast for Toronto residents. Opening Celebration in Thunder Bay: “Arts & Culture Under the Lights” Kickstarting the festivities, the grand opening event on September 22nd, titled “Arts & Culture Under the Lights ..read more

Born in San Francisco in 1942, Danny Grossman joined the Paul Taylor Dance Company in 1963, performing and touring for a decade. In 1973, he joined Toronto Dance Theatre in Canada and later became a faculty member at York University. His acclaimed choreography, including “Higher” in 1975, led to the establishment of the Danny Grossman Dance Company in 1977.   Grossman crafted over 60 works, touring Canada and worldwide. His creations featured in the repertoires of esteemed institutions like Paris Opera Ballet and The National Ballet of Canada, as well as in training programs such as Jaco ..read more