The Wall Street Journal’s "Future Of Everything Festival" brings together the most revolutionary minds to explore the ideas forming what comes next. In a "CLASSROOMS" event on Thursday, May 13 from 2-4pm ET featuring A.I.M, listen in as Kyle Abraham discusses his life and work, and dancer Tamisha A. Guy teaches an open level contemporary class.

As a member of the A.I.M community, you can get 50% off the whole festival with code SPEAKER, and the individual "CLASSROOMS" event with code CLASS.

BAC has launched its Spring 2021 season, featuring their "In Conversation" series with the commissioned artists and special guests. Tune in on Zoom!

Black Dance Stories is a community working together to support, uphold, highlight and celebrate Black Creatives. Tune in every Thursday at 6pm ET for discussions between artists such as Joyce alum Ayodele Casel, Joyce alum Rennie Harris, Jamar Roberts, Okwui Okpokwasili, and more.

In the spirit of staying connected, Camille A. Brown & Dancers are offering online Social Dance for Social Distance classes, talks, live discussions, and streamed performances. Their virtual Every Body Move workshops for NYC public school students are available to watch on -demand!

Started just over three years ago, Conversations on Dance, hosted by former Miami City Ballet dancers Rebecca King Ferraro and Michael Breeden, provides a thoughtful look into the ballet world. On a close to weekly basis, the pair interviews "the ballet world's best and brightest," including choreographers, dancers, critics, designers, teachers, artistic directors and more.

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division's annual fellowship program is designed to increase scholarship in the field of dance. The binding focus for this year’s cohort is the theme of dance and immigration. On Friday, January 29 from 10am - 5pm ET, the fellows will present the culmination of their research at the Dance Division’s annual symposium, as lecture, performance, or a blending of formats.

Dance And Stuff is a multi-platform, long-term, dance-and-stuff-dedicated, podcast-and-show hosted by dancers and best friends Reid Bartelme and Jack Ferver. Tune in for all things dance (and stuff)!

The Dance Edit Podcast is a petit weekly podcast hosted by Dance Media editors. Posted every Thursday morning, it’s a 15-minute breakdown of all the news that’s moving and shaking the dance world, led by people who nerd out about dance for a living.

Since May 28, 2020 Dance/NYC has been hosting weekly calls with the dance field to address pressing questions, needs, and plans for the future of dance in the metropolitan NYC area. The calls have focused on disseminating information related to COVID-19 and on facilitating resource-sharing amongst the dance community. Calls occur every Thursday, from 4:00 pm. – 5:00 p.m. Any member of the community is welcome to attend. Accessibility services including ASL interpretation and Closed captioning are provided upon confirmed requests in advance of each meeting (24hrs). Registration is required and free.

The Dance Union Podcast captures timely and ephemeral conversations circulating within dance communities. It supports transparent discourse about a variety of topics including pay inequality, sexual harassment, abuse of power, and tokenism. The Dance Union podcast was born from the need to unify and amplify marginalized voices within the United States dance communities.


A unique component of the podcast is that hosts J. Bouey and Melanie Greene, both Black artists, center Black and marginalized experiences through culturally specific considerations, and first person advocacy. Guests are invited each week to share their experiences, and in addition to clever incorporation of movement into a digital medium, episodes offer a segment called History for the Future, a main topic of discussion, and statements envisioning a truly realized Dance Union.

Danspace's Conversations Without Walls are long-form, Saturday afternoon roundtable discussions which bring together artists, scholars, writers, and others to provide context and insight into Platforms and other Danspace programs. See their calendar for upcoming talks!

Join GALLIM’s Artistic Director Andrea Miller each month for a live-streamed Happy Hour conversation with featured guest dance luminaries. Mix yourself a drink, bring your questions, and join in on a conversation about the evolving dance landscape: what can change, how we can grow, and what we can create together.

Luam, a celebrated choreographer and creative director out of New York sheds light on key issues in the dance world through conversations with celebrated creatives in the field. The topics are often hot and well debated, with the discussion continuing on various social media channels. Each episode Luam hosts illuminating talks between leaders and fresh new talent in the entertainment industry; and includes tips and strategies dancers, choreographers, and all artists can apply to expand their artistry and business. From talking about gender identity in the classroom to how to get started investing and build wealth, the podcast focuses on subjects hugely impactful to the dance community.

"Artists Reach Out: reflections in a time of isolation" was born "out of grief for my work both as a documenting arts writer and curator of live performance. In this time of social distancing, we are called to responsibly do all we can to safeguard ourselves and our neighbors," says Eva Yaa Asantewaa, Editorial Director and Senior Director of Artist Development & Curation at Gibney. In this new interview series on her blog InfiniteBody, engage with artists such as MurdaMommy, Sydnie L. Mosley, Aszure Barton, and more.

Go behind-the-scenes with our JoyceStream Artist Talkbacks! We're taking you backstage of our JoyceStream productions, with the dancers, choreographers, and creative collaborator who brought the works to life.

While practicing social distancing, you can still maintain your vital connection to the live performing arts at Lincoln Center. Lincoln Center at Home will host daily pop-up classrooms for families and regularly update videos of performances—archival, home-made, documentary, or previously broadcast—by our organizations across the campus. Lincoln Center world-class artists, on your screens at home!

"Movers and Shapers" is a semimonthly podcast hosted by Erin Carlisle Norton, Artistic Director of the NJ/NYC-based contemporary dance company The Moving Architects. This dance podcast allows dance communities around the globe to unite in one conversation through personalized interviews with the many ‘shapers’ of the dance world.

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time brings listeners closer to notable dance artists connected with Jacob's Pillow, from 1933 to today. Each piece exemplifies Jacob's Pillow's mission to 'support dance creation, presentation, education, and preservation; and to engage and deepen public appreciation and support for dance' by utilizing archival recordings brought to life in the personal stories and narration of current thought-leaders and scholars.

Still Spinning is podcast about dance and the creative process brought to you by The Joyce Theater. Tune in to hear deep dive interviews with some of today's most inspiring dance artists, including Kyle Abraham, Wendy Whelan, Elizabeth Streb, Ronald K. Brown, Ayodele Casel, and more.

Take a front row seat and learn more about the creative processes behind some of the world's leading dancemakers including Bill T. Jones and Ananda Shankar Jayant.