NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Dance New Amsterdam

Manhattan

Dance New Amsterdam (DNA), formerly Dance Space Center, serves a community of more than 32,000 dance artists (students, performers, choreographers, and other professionals) and audience members. Each week, DNA holds more than 130 classes of all levels in its 6 studios. An average of 12 modern guest artists also teach professional-level classes each month. DNA offers classes in ballet, modern, hip-hop and other movement techniques, ranging from beginner to advanced levels.

Dance Parade

Manhattan

Dance Parade promotes dance as an expressive and unifying art form by showcasing all forms of dance, educating the general public about the opportunities to experience dance, and celebrating diversity of dance in New York City with a yearly dance parade and dance festival.

Dancewave

Brooklyn

Dancewave transforms the lives of New York City youth through unique exposure to world-class, pre-professional performing arts training. Since 1995, Dancewave has offered education programs for young people with a rare combination of four core values: artistic integrity, educational rigor, nurturing support and access for all.Led by Diane Jacobowitz, Artistic/Executive Director, Dancewave offers dance training, pre-professional dance companies, arts in education and community performances. ...

Dixon Place

Manhattan

Dixon Place is a performance art organization that presents a varied palette of entertainment for those with decidedly non-mainstream tastes. Founded in 1986, Dixon Place has the strong commitment to nurture work, in a safe, supportive environment.

Education in Dance and the Related Arts

Manhattan

Education in Dance and the Related Arts teaches a developmental dance/arts enrichment program.