Welcome to the Alberta Dance Alliance
Alberta Dance Alliance (ADA) is a Provincial Arts Service Organization (PASO) for dance in the province of Alberta, Canada.
Serving
We serve our members and the public, by providing Programs and Resources that reflect the core needs of our dynamic dance sectors. We offer a subscription or annual membership for individuals and organizations, for those directly or indirectly involved with dance. Professional, Recreational, and Educational dance, ADA balances programming and resources to assist and support the individuals and organizations that comprise these three interlinked sectors. If you have a service need and cannot find it mentioned on our site, please help us by contacting our office so we can address it or escalate it, as required.
We are sustained through grant programs from Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Edmonton Arts Council and the City of Edmonton.
Below, ADA Members have added their events to the DanceLink Calendar…
Membership
The Alberta Dance Alliance is a provincial arts service organization.
Alongside our members, we foster and promote the appreciation and practice of dance.
Your membership awaits…
OUR COMMITMENT TO ANTI–RACISM
The Alberta Dance Alliance is committed as an anti-racist organization by: Standing in solidarity with Black people, Indigenous people and communities of colour, listening to what is needed and taking action to address injustice; continuing to question our practices and disrupting patterns that reinforce inequities; advocating for change in arts policies and arts funding; and holding ourselves to a standard that does not accept that this work is ever done. We join our national organization, the Canadian Dance Assembly, in our commitment to meaningful change.
Please listen, learn, and support where you can. We vow to do the same. We commit to growing our own understanding along with you.
The Alberta Dance Alliance stands with all dance artists, cultural communities and Canadians in the fight against racism. Please contact us if you require resources on anti-racism in dance or have particular concerns with respect to experiences of racism in your own dance practice.
News
Jun 26 2024
Letter from the AFA Chair regarding 2024-2025 Budget
A Message from AFA Chair Cynthia P. Moore I am pleased to share that the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) Board of Directors has approved its 2024-25 annual budget. This budget is based on an increased provincial allocation of $30.1 million.
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AFA Budget 2024
On February 29, the Alberta government announced Budget 2024. I am pleased to share that funding for the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) was increased by $4.5 million, or by 18 percent from last year, to $30.1 million for 2024-25.
READ MORENov 16 2023
New Projects and Programs for Non-Profit and Voluntary Organizations
Recently, the Government of Alberta has launched a new projects and programs to help non-profit and voluntary sector organizations access the resources and supports needed to serve Albertans.
READ MORESep 29 2022
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation 2022: Events & Activities
On September 30, Canadians commemorate the day and work towards reconciliation by honouring residential school victims, survivors, and their loved ones.
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The CanNatyam Journey of Traditional Performance in Canada
Alberta Dance Alliance is grateful for the support from the Alberta Foundation for the Art and the Edmonton Arts Council.
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Covid Relief Funding for Dancers across Canada
CDA has received funding from the Canada Performing Arts Workers Resilience Fund to bring direct assistance to independent and self-employed dancers from across Canada, thanks to Canadian Heritage. With the funding received, CDA aims to offer a total of $2500 each to 1500 applicants.
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