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“I love that worldwide, people celebrate movement in any way, shape, or form. It’s such a beautiful way to come together – movement increases endorphins, allows expression, and is unique to every body.”

“Being outside and dancing, or creating dance feels like hunting. My senses feel really open and wide and I feel like I am wondering about the world around me, and curious about capturing something elusive and resonant.”

“…a brilliant idea. It offers dance to the public for free in all sorts of unexpected places.”

“dance anywhere® honors us as humans who know that one dance of any kind can change a life, a community, the environment, politics and the physical beast within us all!”

Yerba Buena visitors and passersby were taken by surprise…

“dance anywhere®… dancers and dance enthusiasts use the opportunity to exhibit their passions to the public at large.”

“dance anywhere®’s mission should really be the mission of all dance companies: ‘What if the world stopped to dance?’

one of the last truly democratic public spaces in our culture: the public library

“Each year, this event brings so much vitality and awareness to global dance and artists around the world!” says Raissa Simpson who will be dancing with her company, Push Dance at the Museum of the African Diaspora in SF for Dance Anywhere.

A multi-media dance company, Deborah Slater Dance Theater (DSDT) will be performing at SFJAZZ.

Deep in the snow-covered peaks of Western Colorado, Alex Ketley and The Foundry will perform at the Perry Mansfield Residency…

“dance anywhere®… opportunity to stop and create art in nature”