Join us for the Fear No Dance initiative, a vibrant community FREE dance project led by Little Pear Garden Dance Company. This initiative encourages participants to embrace their fears and step outside their comfort zones. This exciting dance project offers free participation to anyone within the community, from ages 13 to 65 and beyond, welcoming all skill and experience levels.

This project is a celebration of community and the joy of dance, designed to inspire participants to conquer their apprehensions and discover new potential. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with your community, learn from top-notch choreographers, and experience the exhilaration of performing at a renowned dance festival. Join us to express yourself, meet new friends, and be part of an unforgettable experience where embracing fear leads to personal growth and communal celebration.

Experience the Beauty of Mongolian Dance
Immerse yourself in the elegance and cultural richness of Mongolia with our Mongolian dance workshop for teens and adults. This unique art form captures the essence of Mongolia's breathtaking landscapes and nomadic traditions. Through graceful movements inspired by nature—mimicking horses, birds, and flowing rivers—you'll connect with the spirit of Mongolia’s geography and way of life.

Beyond the dance itself, you’ll discover the vibrant customs that make Mongolian culture extraordinary. Traditional costumes, symbolic gestures, and harmonized music tell stories of Mongolia's history and heritage. Join us to celebrate this beautiful blend of art, language, and tradition, all in an engaging and creative environment. Let the rhythm of Mongolia inspire your every step!

Participants must be available to commit to the performance dates and rehearsal schedule with a maximum allowance of two absences, ensuring a cohesive and polished performance. The project culminates with a finale showcase at the Dances at the Bay Festival (formerly known as Dusk Dances Hamilton) held at Bayfront Park on the evenings of July 18, 19, and 20, 2025, with an additional on-site dress rehearsal on July 17, 2025.

Experience is welcome but not necessary!

Workshop Leader: Cheryl Chan
Choreographer: Emily Cheung