United In Dance: A Fresh Look At Nova Scotia’s Dance Scene United In Dance is dance Nova Scotia’s podcast for exploring ideas, people, and energy empowering Dance across Nova Scotia & Canada. Each episode features special guests, from all across the dance community, with dance facts and trivia, a Nova Scotia Music Spotlight, showcasing different
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In a world where art often asks us to think, Red Corner dares us to feel.The latest work from Nova Scotian multidisciplinary artist Dawn Web, this powerful theatrical adaptation transforms poetry into an immersive, multi-sensory journey. Blending spoken word, music, visual art, and movement, Red Corner doesn’t just explore themes like identity, trauma, and resilience,
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As a dance artist, your work thrives when it connects with people. Whether you’re an independent performer, a choreographer, or part of a company, engaging your community is essential to growing your audience and making a lasting impact. By building meaningful relationships and promoting your art in innovative and inclusive ways, you can cultivate a
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October 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of Dance Nova Scotia, and we are thrilled to announce a year-long celebration of dance, culture, and community
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My personal belief is that it is of an artists nature to create, and although when performing a piece of work you are creating the dance in that moment, there is something special and invigorating about being the sole producer and director of the dance.
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Dance Nova Scotia presents a Community Spotlight on Maria Osende of the Flamenco and Ballet Dance School Maria Osende
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Nominations Now Open for 2023 Dance Ambassador Dance Nova Scotia is thrilled to announce its participation once again this year in national Dance Week and International Dance Day, happening across Canada beginning Friday April 21st and culminating with International Dance Day on Saturday, April 29th. Started in 1982 by the International Dance Committee of the
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As many in the HRM dance community know, a project has long been in process in the Dance Nova Scotia world. That project is now about to move into its next phase of activity. Over the past few years Dance Nova Scotia has been working alongside the new Arts and Culture Link group which has
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