Bridge for Dance, Inc. provides unique and exciting experiences for dancers of all ages. Students learn in fun and non-competitive environment from a strong faculty and through a diverse schedule of classes. Bright and beautiful studios attract student and professional dancers, families, and event planners.

The Brighton Ballet Theater and School of the Russian Ballet holds classes for children ages 2 to 19.

The Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!) is a 70-seat performance and workshop space that presents the works of choreographers, dancers, playwrights, directors, musicians, writers and poets who are women, people of color or from the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community.

Reflecting the ethnic diversity of the borough, the Bronx Arts Ensemble's repertory features music from many cultures and in many styles, including classical and jazz.

From classical ballet and modern dance to jazz, tap, aerobics and martial arts, Bronx Dance Theatre offers both training and performances in its facility.

The purpose of the Bronx Festival of the Arts is to create greater exposure for the many talented artists -- painters, poets, musicians, dancers, photographers, multi-media artists -- working and living in the great borough.

BAM is America's oldest performing arts center and a leading presenter of the avant-garde. Since opening in 1861, it has presented the finest in performing arts.

Brooklyn Ballet is a professional, nonprofit dance company dedicated to artistic excellence, education and serving Brooklyn‚ diverse communities.

The center presents traditional and innovative programs reflective of Brooklyn‚ diverse communities, at affordable prices. Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts welcomes over 70,000 people to the 2,400 seat Walt Whitman Theatre each season.

The Brooklyn Historical Society is a nationally recognized urban history center dedicated to preserving and encouraging the study of Brooklyn's 400-year history. Its galleries and archive are housed in a magnificent landmark building.