Features dance classes in various styles and performances from more than two dozen genres on several stages throughout the day,  plus live music, artist vendors and more.

The festival is the vision of the late Shannon Calderón-Primeau, former owner of Everything Goes Dance Studio located in the heart of 16th Street Plaza District.

Headlining performers: 

BHdos, a New York-based company, has been called a “cutting edge crowd pleaser” by the Washington Post. BHdos is a company within Ballet Hispanico, the largest Latinx/Latine/Hispanic dance cultural organization in America. Festival goers can watch a contemporary dance performance from the talented BHdos dancers and take a class from them.

ReVóZo will also headline the festival. ReVóZo, which translates to “overflow - pouring out - spill over - abound - brim - bubble over” is one of several projects of flamenco singer Vicente Griego. ReVóZo combines Flamenco puro and Rumba Flamenca traditions and is “magnetically danceable and unabashedly modern.” ReVóZo dancers will also host a Flamenco dance class.

Aranda, an Oklahoma favorite, will close the Calderon Dance Festival. The brother-duo rock band has worked with some of the industry’s finest talent, including the Grammy-nominated production team of Sam Watters and Louis Biancaniello on their first self-titled national release.