Uniting Us Through Dance
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While we are not able to come together physically this year due to the pandemic, we want to honor the artists who were selected to participate in the 2020 San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival.
Aerodance - India Alseny Soumah & Naby Bangoura - Guinea Arya Pratap - India Ballet Folkórico México Danza - Mexico Hālau O Keikiali'i - Hawai'i International Performing Arts of America - China La Tania Baile Flamenco - Spain LIKHA-Pilipino Folk Ensemble - Philippines Mix'd Ingrdnts - US Molodi - US Natalie Nayun - Uzbekistan Nava Dance Theatre - India San Francisco Flamenco Dance Company - Spain Shabnam Shirvani - Middle East Te Pura O Te Rahura'a - Tahiti The Academy of Danse Libre - Central Europe |
About the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
The San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival celebrates and fosters appreciation for the diverse ethnic communities in the Bay Area through an annual performance season of dance styles that have included traditional classical dance, sacred dance genres, vernacular dance forms, social dance and folk dance presentations.
Since 1978, the Festival’s performances have presented over 450 companies and soloists to tens of thousands of audience members.
The annual Festival program is selected from a series of auditions open to any self-defined ethnic dance artist or group living in Northern California. Work is evaluated by a panel of dance experts from around the country along with World Arts West staff.
Now working with a field of over 450 practicing companies and soloists from throughout Northern California, the Festival has taken significant leadership in broadening the public awareness of world dance and music forms and in encouraging many artists to maintain their distinct traditions.
For information on past Festivals, check out:
Since 1978, the Festival’s performances have presented over 450 companies and soloists to tens of thousands of audience members.
The annual Festival program is selected from a series of auditions open to any self-defined ethnic dance artist or group living in Northern California. Work is evaluated by a panel of dance experts from around the country along with World Arts West staff.
Now working with a field of over 450 practicing companies and soloists from throughout Northern California, the Festival has taken significant leadership in broadening the public awareness of world dance and music forms and in encouraging many artists to maintain their distinct traditions.
For information on past Festivals, check out: