If Cities Could DanceIf Cities Could Dance

Step into the shoes of dancers from across the country who dare to imagine what it would look like if their city could dance.

The Webby Award-winning series If Cities Could Dance features dancers from Minneapolis, Memphis, Seattle, Chicago, Fresno, Miami, Oakland and many other cities across the United States.

A collage of five Latinx dancers, each representing a different dance practice, with a banner in the front that says "If Cities Could Dance"

Five Dance Films to Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month

A capoeirista is sitting on a rock in front of the San Francisco Bay and is playing the berimbau.

Follow a Capoeirista’s Journey From the Bay Area to Brazil

A close-up of a woman looking into the camera while practicing capoeira moves by Lake Merritt in Oakland, CA

Why I Hope More Black Americans Discover the Afro-Brazilian Art of Capoeira

two dancers in light blue bodysuits embrace in the middle of a dance on an outdoor plaza

A Queer Dance Love Story: How This Non-Binary Couple Leads—and Follows—in Salsa

Four dancers in blue gowns are posing against a wide shot of San Franciso's skyline

Transgender Dancer Sean Dorsey Dreams of a Limitless Future for Trans and Queer Communities

Lindy Hop Dancers Bring Back the Roots of this Black American Dance

Indigenous Enterprise Brings Powwow Dancing to the World Stage

A male dancer stands mid-pose with the Arizona mountains behind him during golden hour

In Tucson, Latinx Dancers Honor Migrant Stories From the Borderlands

Three women wearing traditional taiko player attire raise their arms to srike big taiko drums with wooden sticks.

Meet Women Drummers Keeping the Japanese Art of Taiko Strong

A split image with a black and white photograph of Mabel Fairbanks, a Black and Native figure skater, in her youth shown on the left, and an image of a teenage girl figure skating on the right.

Black Ice Skating Legends Inspire Today’s Olympic Hopefuls

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