We were thrilled to celebrate our 5th anniversary with more than 42,000 dance lovers across 8 performances at MERIDIAN HALL and Ryerson Theatre, plus 18 free events, including 8 masterclasses, 4 artist talks and 6 presentations at Union Station in fall 2019.
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about our difficult decision to cancel all spring Union
activities
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Co-presented by TO Live
Toronto's Premier
International Dance Festival
Now Available:
"What is Indigenous Dance?" Panel Recording
On October 3, 2019 we were thrilled to support our indigenous dance program at Ryerson Theatre with a lively discussion moderated by Michael Greyeyes. Weren't able to attend? Listen online.
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FFDN2019 Highlights
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An Ambitious Festival with a Democratic Spirit
Fall for Dance North (FFDN) is Toronto’s premier international dance festival and an Ontario not-for-profit organization and registered charity. Founded in response to the crucial need to fortify the dance audience of the future, FFDN attracts new audiences to experience a diversity of the best established and emerging dance happening in Toronto, across Canada and around the world. Our mandate is to reflect Toronto’s multiculturalism, create an atmosphere of shared discovery, and entice people to attend live dance performance throughout the year.
Photo Credits: Top down, left to right:
The New Zealand Dance Company, Photo by Bruce Zinger | FFDN 2019 Swing Dance Social as part of the THE BIG SOCIAL at Union Station, Photo by Marlowe Porter | Una Ludviksen, Sara Mearns, Christian Allen, and David Norsworthy in Cunningham Centennial Solos: Toronto by Merce Cunningham, arranged by Dylan Crossman. Photo by Marlowe Porter. | 2019 Highlights Photo Credits Listed in Gallery Captions | Ryerson Theatre Program Attendee, Photo by Francesca Chudnoff