🌟 Dance Parade Is Back — And You’re Invited! 💃🏽🕺🏾
Get ready for a spectacular explosion of rhythm and pagentry — Dance Parade returns with over 160 dance groups, marching bands, art cars, and every style you can imagine: Lindy Hop, House, African, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Ballet, Samba, and more!
This is a participatory celebration — whether you want to dance, volunteer, hit the After Party or just soak it all in, there's a place for you. Plus, stay tuned for updates on immigrant rights and how we’re using dance to power change.
Let’s move together — for joy, for freedom, for everyone.
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Greg Miller
Executive Director
Dance Parade New York
Leave me a message on
(267) 350-9213
greg@danceparade.org
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Dance Parade New York believes live dance performance has the potential to awaken a communal human spirit which helps build a more equitable and vibrant society. This is a big year for us as we work to end the regulations of dancing by the NY State Liquor Authority. Learn more and sign the petition at legalizedance.org
New York City's largest dance event is just 6 weeks away! Join Grand Marshals Mercedes Ellington, Danny Tenaglia, Funmilayo Chesney and David Parsons as they cut the ribbon at 17th Street and Sixth Avenue. Got a dance company, salsa troupe or just wanna boogie, celebrate our Freedom to Dance with us!
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What happens when 10,000 dancers reach Tompkins Square Park at the end of Dance Parade? DanceFest kicks off from 3 to 7pm with two performance stages, a teaching stage, aerial stage and 5 site specific zones through out the park!
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Dance Parade is a celebration of culture and diversity, welcoming people from all backgrounds. We recognize that immigrants are an essential part of what makes our communities vibrant and strong. To support those who may face challenges, we have gathered helpful resources and information. By clicking the image above, you will find links and materials to assist in understanding your rights and accessing support services.
| In this 45 minute interview on BounceFM, Greg Miller, Executive Director of Dance Parade New York, discusses the evolution and impact of the event, which showcases 100+ dance styles and has been instrumental in repealing New York's cabaret law. Greg envisions expanding Dance Parade globally, with potential cities including Philadelphia (9.14.25) and Mexico City (TBA). The parade aims to promote cultural diversity and unity through dance, with a focus on participatory and inclusive experience. |
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