Danceworks

Provide a variety of dance classes for all age groups and achievement levels. This program provides the public with an opportunity to develop individual abilities and achieve a greater appreciation for dance. Summer camp provides the public with an opportunity to develop individual abilities and achieve a greater appreciation for dance. 5,680 adult students took studio classes (377 students age 62+, 172 college students, 114 professional dancers, 16 military/veterans, 22 educators) 355 youth students took studio classes 113 summer campers 85 students participated in SDOW 184 private lessons 24 youth and adult students received full or partial scholarships for studio programming

Annual performance series - This program helps the public achieve a greater appreciation for the arts and provide exposure for many local and national dancers. 7 concerts 28 performances 1,879 patrons 30 season subscribers

Outreach programs and workshops - Workshop residencies and performance and enrichment programs to increase the public appreciation of dance. Mad Hot served 930 students in grades 4-6 from 41 classrooms at 31 schools, 1,500 contact hours, with 70% attendance at completion. Generations served 180 youth and 150 seniors at 15 sites with 120 contact hours. Emoji Yogi served 250 students for a total of 114 in-person hours at 19 sites (500% growth from our pilot year). Outreach programs served participants at 35 sites: 25 out of the 35 sites worked with an age population of 4-17 (total of 800 participants) 4 out of the 35 sites worked with an age population of 18-40 (total of 200 participants) 5 out of the 35 sites worked with an age population of 60 and above (total of 300 participants)