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See Chicago Dance will present its 20th Anniversary Bold Impact Gala Community Celebration & Awards Presentation.

Choices abound for audiences looking to celebrate the stories of women this Women’s History Month on stages all throughout Chicagoland.

Navy Pier has announced the return of its free performing arts festival 'Chicago Live!,' slated for Saturday, Sept.

Gibney, the New York City based dance and social justice organization, will present MOVE|NYC|’s Young Professionals Program August 24-25, 2024.

See Chicago Dance has announced its 2024 Gala Community Celebration, highlighting honorees and event details.

Prepare for an evening of dance works that collectively explore periodicity, repetition, revolution, redefinition, and revisiting.

Join the Ruth Page Center for the Arts for their production, CENTER STAGE AT RUTH PAGE, on March 22 and 23.

Ruth Page Center of the Arts will present its annual, Ruth Page Festival of Dance at Ravinia with two performances of “Ruth Page Civic Ballet and Friends,” Thursday, June 15 at 7:30 p.

 See Chicago Dance, the dance industry's nonprofit service organization, is proud to announce that its popular annual offering, Chicago Dance Month, returns this June.

30 local dancemakers and dance companies will be featured October 13-16 in Elevate Chicago Dance 2022, produced by Chicago Dancemakers Forum as part of the Year of Chicago Dance.

New Vision Dance Company was selected to perform on the ABC6 Bicentennial Park Stage at the 2022 Columbus Arts Festival.

Ravinia Festival has announced its complete 2022 summer lineup, offering 50 artist debuts and more than 100 concerts, including the annual summer residency of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) with Chief Conductor Marin Alsop.

The Ruth Page Center for the Arts will present its annual celebration of its founder and dance icon Ruth Page's (1899 – 1991) birth, Center Stage at Ruth Page, Friday, March 25 at 7:30 p.

The Chicago-based Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation (the Foundation)—an organization that offers unrestricted grants to 175 small arts organizations in Chicago with budgets under $1 million—recently surveyed 91 of its performing arts grantees to garner insights on the obstacles preventing

Chicago Dance History Project (CDHP), which investigates, documents, and presents the individual and institutional past of Chicago dance, announces its move into The Ruth Page Center for the Arts as an Artist in Residence.