What Performances Does Ballet Concerto Present Each Year?
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Ballet Concerto presents two annual concerts: the Summer Dance Concert and A Holiday Special. The Summer Dance Concert is the organization's flagship production, staged every summer since 1983 with 2020 as the only exception. The 44th annual Summer Dance Concert is scheduled for June 18–21 at ClearFork, themed around America's 250th anniversary.
The Two Annual Concerts
| Concert | Timing | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| Summer Dance Concert | Every summer (annually since 1983, except 2020) | Professional dancers from U.S. ballet companies; choreographers of national and international renown |
| A Holiday Special | Holiday season | A separate seasonal program (details not specified on the site) |
Summer Dance Concert Details
- 2026 edition: The 44th annual concert runs June 18–21 at ClearFork in Fort Worth.
- Theme: The program celebrates America's 250th anniversary.
- Artists: Ballet Concerto engages nationally and internationally renowned choreographers and professional dancers from ballet companies across the United States.
- History: The concert has been presented to metroplex audiences every summer since 1983.
Beyond the Stage: Year-Round Programs
Ballet Concerto also runs two outreach programs in Fort Worth ISD schools:
- FIND (Find and Inspire New Dancers) — introduces students to dance.
- Lecture/Demonstrations — educational dance presentations in schools.
These programs reflect the organization's stated mission of making ballet and other dance forms available to all ages and backgrounds.
How to Attend or Support
- Tickets and tables: Tables can be purchased for the summer production.
- Volunteering: The organization accepts volunteers.
- Donations: Contributions are accepted via the website's donation link or through Venmo @BalletConcerto.
Ballet Concerto is a professional, non-profit performing arts organization based in Fort Worth, Texas, active since 1969. For current dates, ticket availability, and program specifics, check the website directly, as scheduling details can change.