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Thank you to all of our supporters & dancers! We could not do it without you! See you next year….for the 10th year of dance anywhere®!

Anne Bluethenthal Dancers perform in the Tenderloin National Forest, a rare haven for the poverty stricken- high-density neighborhoods surrounding.

“The space is a spiritual space…It just called for a dance,” says Randee Paufve on her recent site specific work, “Soil.”

This October Jennifer Gwirtz and Right Brain Performance Lab tour their new work, What Stays, at three different private homes in the Bay Area.

This September a smorgasbord of dance film descended upon San Francisco with the 2013 San Francisco Dance Film Festival.

Up a hidden staircase above a metal warehouse in Berkeley, CA, The Foundry thrives as a space where artists from a variety of mediums coalesce.

“Her Other Side,” by Esther Baker- Tarpaga, is an interactive performance art project that reveals stereotypes of the female body in Arab versus American society.

Bandaloop’s performance, Harboring created an astounding aerial performance and reflection of San Francisco’s naval past and the lives touched by this history.

“I felt like this piece was my initiation into elder-ship. I had never really seen myself as an elder before,” wrote Amara Tabor-Smith.

“I dance all the time, in the kitchen, through the hallway and in nature…” says Abby McNally, of A Mused Collective.

In 2013, Massachusetts participants, Caroline Parks, of Cape Cod and Jessica Muise, of Waltham, both sent in fantastic videos of their performances.

Deborah Slater Dance Theater performed in the San Francisco Public Library for dance anywhere 2013.