(EMAILWIRE.COM, December 15, 2010 ) Toronto - dance Immersion has launched a revolutionary marketing campaign to bring dance to the masses. Powered by a series of live dance events held at key locations in Toronto as well as DinDance.com, Canada's only social networking community dedicated to dancers and dance professionals, dance Immersion is putting the D back in dance.
If you are dancer, a dance profession or love dance activities you can join the movement or get event information at http://www.dindance.com. Of course you can enjoy some the world's most amazing dancers at the following events:
Feb events:
Feb 18 - Feb 20, 2011: Into The Roots..Beyond The Leaves: 2011 Black History Month Celebration
Location: Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester Street
Mar 24 - Mar 26, 2011: 2011 Annual Showcase Presentation
Location: Enwave Theatre, Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West
Jan 26 - Jan 29, 2012: 2012 International Association Of Blacks In Dance (IABD) Annual Conference
Location: Enwave Theatre, Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West
Feb 22 - Feb 26, 2012: TRIBUTE (A Moving History Of Black Dance In Canada)
Location: Enwave Theatre, Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay West
You can get detailed event information, interact with dancers online or upload your dance biography, videos, events and photos as well apply for gigs at http://www.dindance.com.
About dance Immersion:
dance Immersion is an organization with a mandate to produce, promote dancers and dances of the African Diaspora through presentations while providing skill development and networking through workshops, youth arts programs, collaborative projects and forums. For more information please visit http://www.danceimmersion.ca.
About DInDance.com
DInDance.com is an online community for dancers, dance professionals and dance media. Founded by Dance Immersion with funding from the Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts, DInDance.com is dedicated to preserving and promoting dance by people of all ethnicities including African ancestry or origin, and assists; enhancing opportunities for artists in networking, funding, performance, education, audience development, philosophical dialogue, touring and advocacy; recognizing the achievements of dancers and other stakeholders; providing leadership development opportunities; educating dancers about issues and challenges they may face; providing formal and informal networking opportunities and update members on upcoming initiatives and providing member users and non-member users the opportunity to experience Dance Immersion events. You can learn more information at http://www.dindance.com
