At Dance Nova Scotia, we believe that dance is more than movement—it’s a vital thread in the cultural fabric of our province. Behind every performance, studio, and community class are passionate individuals who inspire, teach, create, and uplift through the power of dance. Our Community Spotlight series is dedicated to celebrating the dancers, choreographers, teachers,
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When most people think of Parkinson’s Disease, they think of movement challenges—tremors, stiffness, imbalance. But for those living with Parkinson’s, the story goes much deeper. It’s not just about physical symptoms—it’s about identity, connection, communication, and joy. That’s where dance, and more broadly, the creative arts, come in. Dance Nova Scotia’s Dance for Health: Seniors initiative
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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
Engaging Your Community: Showcasing Dance Effectively and Inclusively Read More »
Dance is more than just an art form or a source of entertainment—it’s a powerful wellness activity that promotes physical health, mental clarity, emotional resilience, and social connection.
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Representation in the arts is vital for fostering an inclusive society, celebrating diverse voices, and inspiring future generations
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The newest dance competition in the Maritimes, open to both competitive and recreational dancers aged 12 & under.The Buzz Dance Challenge (BDC) exists to fill a large gap in the performing arts world, by bringing a joyful competition experience to an underserved population, and helping bring recognition and a sense of accomplishment to dancers aged
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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
Dance Nova Scotia Announces 50th Anniversary Read More »
These energy bites combine natural fruit sugars and the protein of seeds & nuts to make a satisfying snack that can be thrown in a purse or dance bag. They’re a great, healthy alternative to pre-made snack foods but still have all of the convenience. These are great for day-long dance workshops or rehearsals when
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Nova Scotia is filled with an abundance of young dancers looking to share their passion and expression as they discover community and potential career paths in the world of dance. Dartmouth’s Peyton Mitchell-White is one such dancer. At just 17 years of age, Peyton has made an impact on her community, engaging in multiple disciplines,
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GMB School of Dance provides in-studio dance classes and performance opportunities for preschool to adult dancers in Hantsport, Nova Scotia.
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