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Core Dance Founded in 1980. Creators. Innovators. Risk-takers. Collaborators. Learners. Dancers. Map and parking directions can be found here: http://www.coredance.org/classes/.
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Committed since 1980 to innovation, artistic risk-taking, and collaboration, CORE Performance Company is Atlanta and Houston's premiere contemporary dance organization. With bases in Atlanta, Georgia and Houston, Texas, the organization promotes dance awareness and education through three organizational initiatives: CORE Performs, CORE Presents, and CORE Connects. CORE has served the Houston community for 33 years, and the Atlanta community for 27 years. For more information about CORE, visit COREdance.org, “like” COREdance on Facebook, or follow on Twitter. CORE Studios are accessible from the Decatur Square near Sycamore Street, or through the parking lot behind Eddie's Attic on North McDonough Street.

10/09/2026

“Humans, we can't do but one great thing in our life. And if that great thing is to speak on the behalf of our ancestors, then let it so be." - Lonnie Holley

Watch the full 1830EST: Artists Talk with Lonnie Holley, Matt Arnett, and Ethan Payne, Hosted by Sue Schroeder on the Core Dance Vimeo.

https://vimeo.com/1233185972?fl=ip&fe=ec&share=copy

Link to the Core Dance Website in our bio!

Join us for Morning Class at Core Dance with guest instructor Amelia Reiser on Friday, October 9, at 10 a.m. ET! ✨Fillin...
10/05/2026

Join us for Morning Class at Core Dance with guest instructor Amelia Reiser on Friday, October 9, at 10 a.m. ET! ✨

Filling in for Kristin O’Neal, Amelia will guide us through The Mindful Body, exploring contemporary dance, improvisation, breath work, and somatic practices that invite connection, creativity, and playfulness.

Come move, breathe, and explore with us! Register to join us at Morning Class at the link in our bio 🔗

It’s almost time ⏰ for another 18:30EST Artists Talk with our next guests, Lonnie Holley, Matt Arnett & Ethan Payne! Joi...
09/18/2026

It’s almost time ⏰ for another 18:30EST Artists Talk with our next guests, Lonnie Holley, Matt Arnett & Ethan Payne!

Join us on Thursday, October 1, at 6:30 PM at coredance.org/livestream! The recorded conversation will be available on Vimeo after October 1 for your listening pleasure.

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You’re invited to Versaille Jones’s LIFT Artist Residency with Core Dance! 🌱Join us in our downstairs studio to experien...
09/18/2026

You’re invited to Versaille Jones’s LIFT Artist Residency with Core Dance! 🌱

Join us in our downstairs studio to experience the creative process on Saturday, September 26, from 6:30- 8 PM.

Register to join us at the Salon at the link in our bio 🔗

Versaille says, “My work grounds itself in the investigative process of deconstructing one’s own perception of memory. Exploring ways in which subjective timelines can birth isolated dimensions of truth.

I take interest in the multiplicitous nature of how each life is experienced and how messily they entangle themselves. In these crossing dimensions, the absurd and macabre are plucked out and placed under trials of reconfiguration until they morph into exaggerated versions of their former selves.”

Core Dance invites YOU — filmmakers and choreographers from around the world to submit their short films for the upcomin...
09/16/2026

Core Dance invites YOU — filmmakers and choreographers from around the world to submit their short films for the upcoming season of enCore: Dance on Film.

Submissions will open on October 1, 2026. You can find more details at the Film Freeway link in our bio 💥🔗

Photo Courtesy of enCore 2026 film “Shadows of Time” by Aguascopio
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09/15/2026

The recording of our September 18:30EST with Jeff Arnal and Dietrich Eichmann is now live on our Vimeo! 📣⬇️

We enjoyed connecting with Jeff and Dietrich for our first 18:30EST Artists Talk of the 2026-27 Season.

This is one you don’t want to miss! 💥

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On Friday, September 11 from 7–10 PM, Burlington City Arts’ Community Room will transform for Interstitial Yoko Dreams, ...
09/03/2026

On Friday, September 11 from 7–10 PM, Burlington City Arts’ Community Room will transform for Interstitial Yoko Dreams, an immersive evening of sound, film, and visual art 🌀

Inspired by Andy Warhol’s multimedia happenings, the event pairs Craig Mitchell’s original Yoko Ono remixes with artist video projections curated from the Media Factory and John Killacky.

Among the featured films is body of water, created by longtime collaborators Sue Schroeder and Christian Meyer for Global Water Dances 2023. Filmed in the 50°F waters of Stößensee in Berlin, the work explores the many ways water connects with and informs our human nature while drawing attention to environmental concerns affecting Berlin’s waterways 🌊

Through movement and film, body of water reflects the larger mission of Global Water Dances, which brings artists together around the world to inspire awareness and action surrounding water preservation and conservation.

If you’re in Burlington for Art Hop, stop by, take in the projections and sound, and experience body of water alongside work from more than 20 participating artists!

As we begin our next season at Core Dance, we’re eagerly awaiting our first 18:30 EST! ⏰Join us on Thursday, September 1...
09/01/2026

As we begin our next season at Core Dance, we’re eagerly awaiting our first 18:30 EST! ⏰

Join us on Thursday, September 10, at 6:30 PM as Artistic Director, Sue Schroeder, talks with Jeff Arnal and Dietrich Eichmann.

Tune in live to hear an intimate exchange between these incredible artists about their work as musicians and their performance for the “residue…what remains” exhibition curated by Sue Schroeder for Leicester Gallery, De Montfort University in Leicester, UK.

The recorded conversation will be available on our website after September 10 for your listening and viewing pleasure! 👩🏽‍💻

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As enCore 2026 draws to an end, we’re spotlighting one final can’t-miss film! 🎥“The Gift” from director Mikki Sindhunata...
08/28/2026

As enCore 2026 draws to an end, we’re spotlighting one final can’t-miss film! 🎥

“The Gift” from director Mikki Sindhunata is a slow, sensorial exploration of isolation, vulnerability, and the complicated human need for connection.

Alesya (34) lives alone in a remote house and has made a ritual of spending her birthday in complete solitude. But this year, the day takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious box appears at her doorstep.

Inside is something she cannot explain: a living, sentient hybrid being. Suspicious at first, Alesya allows it to stay. What begins as an uneasy coexistence slowly develops into an intimate and ambiguous relationship, blurring the boundaries between human and object, closeness and control.

As the being settles into her space, it begins to disrupt the routines that have long protected Alesya from the outside world. In its quiet presence, emotions she has carefully kept at a distance begin to surface.

https://www.coredance.org/encore

CREDITS 🙌🏻
Mikki Sindhunata - Director, Writer and Producer
Guido FG Jeurissen - Producer
Alesya Dobysh - Key Cast “Alesya”
Simon Bus - Key Cast “The Gift”
Myrthe Mosterman - Cinematographer
Mojan Alaiyeh - Music composer
Bertus Pelser - Sound Designer
Iris Schutgevaar - Production Designer
Qianwei Tong - Colorist
Erik de Wildt - Gaffer
Ting Fung Cheung - Production Sound
Fien Lute - Styling
Faïsa Sontodimedjo - Hair & Make-up

This September, REEL Art returns to the storefront windows of Core Dance with Access Point – Work In Progress, a film in...
08/26/2026

This September, REEL Art returns to the storefront windows of Core Dance with Access Point – Work In Progress, a film installation by Adam Larsen in collaboration with Sue Schroeder 🌱

Access Point (full-length premiere anticipated in 2028) is a one-hour immersive documentary exploring the relationship between disability, accessibility, and the natural world.

Following individuals with a range of disabilities through hiking trails, beaches, forests, rivers, and other outdoor spaces, the work brings attention to the barriers that can limit access to nature while highlighting experiences of connection, resilience, community, and empowerment 🙌🏻

Presented through REEL Art, the film installation series brings this conversation into the heart of Downtown Decatur from September 1st through 30th.

Learn more at the link in our bio 🔗

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133 Sycamore Street
Decatur, GA
30030

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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