Entertainment/Dance

• Artichoke Dance Company
  A modern dance company in New York City.
• Country Dance New York
  This utterly unofficial Country Dance New York home page covers CDNY dances and events and pointers to related country/contra information.
• Dance Theater Workshop
  An active Chelsea theater, featuring modern dance, performance art, theater and music events.
• DanceSport
  This is the dance studio where Al Pacino learned to Tango for Scent of a Woman -- They offer Ballroom and Latin Dance classes and private lessons. For students there are practice parties five nights a week, along with other special events. For the general public there is a Hustle party every Monday night and periodically there are Argentine Tango parties with live music.
• Dancing in NYC
  Nice list of places to visit if you're in the mood to dance.
• Dancing On A Line
  An e-zine that features information, writing, and photography about cutting-edge dance performance from around the world.
• Free Range Arts
  Free Range Arts will present the first production of its new showcase series, Home Cookin', on March 30th at 8:00 pm. The series will feature the finished works of six emerging choreographers and performance artists, followed by a Meet the Artist panel discussion.
• Gaynor Minden Pointe Shoes
  Gaynor Minden are the revolutionary new pointe shoe that uses modern materials. With shanks and boxes made of an elastomeric and cushioned linings throughout, dancers need no longer rely on antiquated cardboard, paper and paste construction. They have a showroom in Chelsea where dancers are fitted by appointment.
• New York City Ballet
  You can't separate New York from New York City Ballet. And you wouldn't want to. "New York is the only place in the world where we could have built this company," George Balanchine said. The singular mix of cultures, creative influences, talent, audiences and tastes could only happen here.
• New York Belly Dancer
  This site will help keep you informed of the belly dance classes and performances in New York City. In the future, it will contain profiles (including photos) of top dancers and information on shopping for costumes and supplies
• The New York Swing Dance Society
  A not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to the revival and promotion of swing dancing to live Big Band music. They are organized under the Cultural Council Foundation. The Society sponsors weekly dances with live Big Bands every Sunday evening at The Continental Club/ Irving Plaza, 17 Irving Place at 15th Street.
• Paul Taylor Dance Company
  Paul Taylor Dance Company - now in its forty first year - celebrates the artistry of Paul Taylor, performing his dances throughout the world. As Mr. Taylor continues to create new works (now more than 100) on his company, the critical acclaim for premieres and classics alike resounds. The company’s long history includes performances in over four hundred cities in more than sixty nations. The company has represented the United States at arts festivals in over forty different countries, and has completed ten tours sponsored by the United States Department of State.
• Schedule for Scotia Dancers in New York
  Scots dancing Mondays at 7PM-9:45-- Madison Ave. Baptist Church, 30 E. 31st. St., New York. Admission $7; or $60 for a ten-week series, $40 for final seven-week series.
• Times Squares Square Dance Club
  "The only square dance club in Manhattan."