Non-Competitive Dance

This event takes place each Fall

Focusing on:

DANCE, NUTRITION & INJURY PREVENTION

Presented by

Surrey Festival of Dance Society

“Always a sell-out.
Avoid disappointment.
Register early!”

The Honour Awards is designed to recognize not just winners from the Surrey Festival of Dance but also the most promising. 

Presented by

Surrey Festival of Dance Society

 

Taking place in the evening of the day-long No Borders Group Dance Challenge

Dance and Wellness

FAQs

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Is Dance and Wellness only for those who participated in the Surrey Festival of Dance?

No. We encourage all who are interested and would like to participate in dance and wellness to register.

Where can I register?

You can register by downloading the brochure application here, email: info@surreyfestival.com, or call 604-585-3320.  Early registration is encouraged.

What is the Registration Fee?

Registration Fee is $75.00

Pre-Registration $50.00 (check brochure for details)

Observers   $15.00

Are parents allowed to view any class?

Yes, but observer space is limited. Contact office for more information.

Where is Dance and Wellness going to be held?

Newton Cultural Centre, 13530 – 72nd Avenue, Surrey, BC(south across from McDonalds on 72nd Avenue).

What happens at Check-in?

Your placement is confirmed. ID and information package pertaining to your level and Schedule of classes for you will be issued at that time.

How long are the two days?

Both Saturday and Sunday, classes start at 9:00am both and end approximately end 5:00pm.

Is there a dress code?

No. You should dress as if you are attending any other dance class.  Be comfortable.

What do I need to bring with me?

Because you will not know what classes you will be taking until you receive your schedule at check-in – be prepared.  An assortment of dance shoes if you have them, (ballet, jazz, tap, character, etc.), water bottle, small towel hand cloth, snack, lunch.

Are the classes the same from year to year?

No. Depending on the availability of our Professional Faculty, classes are reviewed, discussed on a yearly basis. New ideas and interests are defined before a schedule is implemented.

Why is my child not moved up into the Intermediate Level, she has many years of dance experience?

All levels are based on the child’s age not dance experience for the education classes that are geared towards age.

In 2003, Surrey Festival of Dance Society introduced to the public an opportunity for dancers to interact and participate in a non-competitive event that would be educational, informative and fun. Sixteen years later – it is still a popular sell-out event!

Dance And Wellness is a two day Intensive Dance Study and Workshop focusing on nutrition, dance and injury prevention usually held on the last weekend of September.

Subject to the availability of qualified professional instructors, speakers and dance artists, a variety of classes are scheduled over two full days in both the junior level (10-12 Years) and intermediate/senior level (13-20 Years). Teachers are encouraged to participate as well.

Dance and Wellness© diversity of classes has generated significant appreciation for the performing arts, as well as aided in the sensitivity and insight to understanding choices in health related issues and practices. From ballet to yoga, dance development to balanced nutrition, there are classes for everyone.  And to further expand that sensitivity and insight, new classes are researched and new information is introduced.

Early registration is encouraged (Always a SOLD-OUT event ) and will ensure your placement as spaces fill up quickly.  Class space is limited in each level. If, after registration date has expired, you are interested in possible participation, contact the office to verify if there is space still available (604-585-3320).

The variety of dance styles varies and classes on the health related information and issues are outlined in a time-line schedule which will be available at time of morning registration and check-in.

Morning check begins at 8:15am, classes start at 9:00am and run until about 5:00pm.  Observers are welcome.

A great weekend of Dance, Wellness and fun!

Honour Awards

Archives

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2014 Event Archive

The 2014 season for dance was a huge hit! At our Honours Award ceremony, which took place on May 10th, 2014 at the mainstage of Surrey Arts Centre. Over 45 trophies were awarded along with approximately $5,000.00 in scholarships.

Follow the link for the HA 2014 Scholarships

2016 Event

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THOSE WHO RECEIVED THEIR ‘HONOUR’ DESIGNATION

Abby Wang, Alexandra Stuart, Alice Kang, Ameia Mikula-Noble, Ashley Klockow-Rabinov, Brooke Thomas, Caitlyn Woo, Cierra Munro, Dante Arias, Eden Wedel, Elizabeth Hrushawy, Georgia Noble, Giorga Monro, Hannah Bateman, Holden Cole,Janelle MacFarlane, Jennifer Chu, Kayla Malanfant, Ktelyn Eisner, Kay Budworth, Kelly Blancas, Lauren Middlen, Marie-Pierre Hovasse, Mariesa Crouse, Milar Menard, Miranda MacLeod, Olyvia Olson-Brooks, Sara Carver, Serena Crouse, Shona JKiyama, Spencer Taylor, Sydney Abram, Taylor Ginter

99Taking place in the evening of the day-long No Borders Group Dance Challenge, the Honour Awards is designed to recognize not just winners from the Surrey Festival of Dance but also the most promising. Selected for recognition by the adjudicators, recipients receive either a trophy or scholarship – or both. All trophies are donated by long time dance supporters.

In general, over 45 trophies are placed into the hands of deserving dancers, as is nearly $5000.00 in scholarships. This critical recognition of talent and the awarding of financial assistance go a long way to ensuring the continued careers of our most talented dancers.

Organizers of the SFD 2024 are pleased to announce that there are plans to present the HONOUR AWARDS  – in person – at the Surrey Arts Centre.  We are excited to see what winners will emerge from the SFD!

More details to follow…