A mobile dance stage brings live professional dance to farmland in Bellaire

Gate opens at 6pm
Show starts at 7pm

The performance of Traverse City Dance Project's Moving Theater has been rescheduled to Saturday, August 14th, at the same time (6 pm doors, 7 pm start).

We hope you can join us then.

If you aren't able to attend the event on the 14th, you can request a full refund of your ticket price, or choose to donate the ticket price to cover extra expenses incurred by the date change.

The Traverse City Dance Project Community Tour kicks off this summer with an outdoor performance in collaboration with Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology. 

This program includes Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons featuring a string quartet from the Traverse Symphony Orchestra, choreographed by Artistic Directors Brent Whitney and Jennifer McQuiston Lott as well as guest choreographers Alyssa Myers, Maddy Falconer, and Madison Vomastek. 

The second part of the evening includes two contemporary dance premiers, one by Jennifer McQuiston Lott and the other by guest choreographer Kara Wilkes with electronic composers Kevin Beck & Spencer Aubrey. 

The program concludes with a Q & A with the dancers, choreographers, and musicians. 

Please bring your own blanket or chair and make sure to reserve your ticket in advance as seating is limited.

VIP parking is available for folks with mobility issues. Please don't hesitate to contact us to support any accessibility needs, including mobility issues and sign language interpretation. Social-distance pod sites available upon request.

The location is adjacent to Glacial Hills Pathway and Natural Area. Hiking, biking, and carpooling is encouraged.

Water will be available on-site to refill your water bottles, but please bring your own picnic dinner, beverages, and dinnerware. This is a zero-waste event; pack it in, pack it out.

This event takes place on a farm property, which means the grounds are not manicured. Closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Sponsorships for this event are still available. Download our sponsor guide here.

Many thanks to the Begonia Charitable Foundation, Pro Image Design, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) for their support of this event.