Dancers of Damelahamid, the Indigenous dance company from the Northwest Coast of British Columbia, finds innovative ways to bring audiences into the art, history, language, and traditions of Indigenous culture through dramatic dance, captivating narrative, intricately carved masks, and elaborate regalia.

Providing “a journey into the heart of Tango” (La Nación Newspaper), Social Tango Project offers a stunning interactive and immersive dance performance that blends movement and live music with cinematic documentary film projection, offering a colorful window into tango’s power to create and maintain social cohesion at times of political unrest.

Wowing audiences with their unique blend of jazz, hip-hop, street jazz, house, African, vogue, and contemporary dance, The MasterZ at Work Dance Family, led by Black trans femme choreographer Courtney Washington Balenciaga, is known for fostering community in Brooklyn's under-resourced areas.

Renowned in the New York scene, Princess Lockerooo and her remarkable dancers present "The Big Show," an exploration of the evolution and origin of waacking—a street dance style created in gay clubs of the ‘70s disco era—in utterly delightful ways.