Image Description: Two dancers stand together on stage, one has their arms stretched out to embrace. Behind them, a large screen displays another two dancers; one is leaning on the other, who provides support. In the bottom right corner, over a circular teal gradient, reads the Dance Place logo in white lettering. Photo Credit: Samuel Wibeck […]

Image Description: Several dancers are seen in various poses, dancing with mesh material over their faces and bodies. In the bottom right corner, over a circular indigo gradient, reads the Dance Place logo in white lettering. Photo Credit: David Dowling The 3rd Annual Latinx Movement Festival October 9-11, 2026 About Presenting/Performing Artists Lobby Activation: Commissioned Visual […]

 Image Description: Two performers are seen, wearing white tops, black performance pants and brown shoes. They are securely strapped into harnesses attached to a structure above frame. They are holding on to the strap with one hand, and using the other to hold to each other. In the bottom right corner, over a circular teal […]

Image Description: Two young children in costumes dance together at the Family Spooky Disco. In the bottom right corner, over a circular indigo gradient, reads the Dance Place logo in white lettering.Photo Credit: David Dowling Family Spooky Disco October 24, 2026 at 12pm About About Family Spooky Disco is a celebration of dance, costumes, and […]

The Cuban Dance Social is back! DC Casineros hosts an evening for diverse international dance communities in the DMV to come together and celebrate.

NOËL is a heartwarming blend of dance and music, set against the enchanting backdrop of the holiday season. It weaves a narrative that entertains while deeply resonating with themes of generosity, togetherness, and celebration. It bridges the connection between Christmas carols and solstice celebrations, embracing the hope of rebirth and brighter days ahead.

Celebrate the joy and heritage of Kwanzaa with Coyaba Dance Theater! Experience their signature live drumming and powerful dance, interwoven with stories that illuminate the Seven Principles of the Nguzo Saba: Umoja (Unity), Kujichagulia (Self-Determination), Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility), Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics), Nia (Purpose), Kuumba (Creativity), and Imani (Faith). Join us for this cherished annual tradition filled with love, excitement, and the beauty of Black culture and tradition.

Image Description: Right: A girl is seen leading a group of dancers in vibrant, patterned clothing, performing African-style dances. Several large, traditional drums are visible on the stage. Left: A female dancer in a colorful, patterned outfit with a matching headwrap is captured mid-dance, laughing joyfully with her head tilted back and arm raised. Other […]

Image Description: Left: 3 friends stand together in a line, each leaning their face on the next person's shoulder in front of them. Behind them is a pixelated background. Right: A performer in dark clothing stands on stage, holding folded origami in front of their chest. In the bottom right corner, over a circular pink […]