North Carolina Dance Festival
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Autumn Mist Belk class at Broughton High School (Raleigh)
Autumn Mist Belk class at Broughton High School (Raleigh)

Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)
Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)

Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)
Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)

Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)
Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)

Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)
Gaspard Louis class (Greensboro)

Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)
Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)

 Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)
Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)

 Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)
Pablo Francisco Ruvalcaba class (Charlotte)

Outreach

NCDF Community Day

Videography
(Cultural Arts Center, Rm 100)
9am-noon  Videographers Jen and Christian Metcalf will be filming dances for interested choreographers. Email ncdancefest@gmail.com by January 25 to reserve a time slot.

Master Classes
(Cultural Arts Center, Studio 323)
10:30am-noon Intermediate/Advanced Ballet with Gary Taylor (Winston-Salem Festival Ballet)
12:30-2:00pm Intermediate/Advanced Modern with Helen Simoneau

Register in advance for the master classes to take advantage of our special pricing: Take one master class for only $10 or both for $18 if your payment is received by January 27!  To register, bring your payment and class selection to the Dance Project office (Cultural Arts Center, City Arts office 101b) Monday-Thursday 9-3, or mail your class selection and a check (made out to Dance Project) to: 200 N. Davie St #7, Greensboro, NC 27401.  Class prices on Community Day are $12 for one class and $22 for both.

More information at 336-373-2727 or ncdancefest@gmail.com.

Thanks to Our Supporters

We would like to thank Target Corporation and the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro for their continued support of our outreach program.

Outreach activities are an important part of the North Carolina Dance Festival. At each site we bring Festival artists into the community one day ahead of scheduled performances to teach in the public schools, introducing children to dance and the dance artists within the state. We also distribute free tickets to interested students at each site, offering an experience which we hope will spark their imagination and sow the seeds for the audiences of the future.

Past Outreach Participants

Outreach Sites for the 2010-2011 Festival:

  • Northwest School of the Arts (Charlotte)
  • University Park Creative Arts School (Charlotte)
  • UNC Charlotte
  • Open Door Studios (Charlotte)
  • Eastern Guilford High School (GSO)
  • Weaver Academy (GSO)
  • Greensboro Cultural Arts Center (GSO)
  • Northern Guilford High School (GSO)
  • Penn Griffin School of the Arts (GSO)
  • West Forsythe High School (Winston-Salem)
  • Appalachian State University (Boone)
  • Broughton High School (Raleigh)
  • Arts Together (Raleigh)
  • Meredith College (Raleigh)
  • DREAMS of Wilmington

Outreach Sites for the 2006-2007 Festival:

  • Greensboro Public Library (GSO)
  • Windsor Recreational Center (GSO)
  • Boys & Girls Club (GSO)
  • Weaver Academy (GSO)
  • Eastern Guilford High School (GSO)
  • T.C. Roberson HS (Asheville)
  • Enloe HS (Raleigh)
  • Watuaga HS (Boone)
  • Northwest School of the Arts (Charlotte)
  • The Dance Cooperative (Wilmington)
  • DC Virgo Middle Schoo (Wilmington)
  • Asheville Contemporary Dance Theater

Outreach Sites for the 2005-2006 Festival:

  • Greensboro Children's Museum
  • Greensboro Public Library - Central Branch
  • Laney High School
  • South Columbus High School
  • West Brunswick High School

Outreach Sites for the 2004-2005 Festival:

  • Eastern Guilford High School (Greensboro)
  • Weaver Academy (Greensboro)
  • Enloe High School (Raleigh)
  • Watauga High School (Boone)
  • South Brunswick High School (Wilmington)
  • Laney High School (Wilmington)

 

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