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CIG Brooklyn Academy of Music David H. Koch Theater CIG Brooklyn Academy of Music David H. Koch Theater Flushing Town Hall Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning Lincoln Center Metropolitan Museum El Museo del Barrio New York City Center Queens Theatre in the Park Snug Harbor Cultural Center Organizations that received New York City Cultural Affairs Department funding for dance projects in the 2016 Fiscal Year 7 Loaves, Inc. Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre, Inc. Aaron Davis Hall, Inc. Artichoke Dance Company, Inc. Alpha Omega 1-7 Theatrical Dance Company, Arts Connection, Inc. Inc. ARTs East New York Inc. Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc. Arts For All, Inc. American Tap Dance Foundation, Inc. Art's House Schools, Inc. An Claidheamh Soluis, Inc. ASDT, Inc. - The American Spanish Dance Annabella Gonzalez Dance Theater, Inc. Theatre Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. Ayazamana Cultural Center Art Sweats, Inc. Ballet Hispanico of New York, Inc. Ballet Next, Inc. Chez Bushwick, Inc. Ballet Tech Foundation, Inc. Circuit Productions, Inc. Ballet Theatre Foundation, Inc. City Parks Foundation Bang Group, Inc. Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center, Inc. Baryshnikov Dance Foundation, Inc. College Community Services, Inc. Batoto Yetu, Inc. Conscientious Musical Revues Battery Dance Corporation Cora Incorporated Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn, Inc. Big Tree Productions, Inc. Creative Capital Foundation Boys & Girls Harbor, Inc. Dance Continuum, Inc. BRIC Arts Media Bklyn Dance Entropy, Inc. Brighton Ballet Theater Company, Inc. Dance Parade, Inc. Bronx Dance Theatre, Inc. Dance Ring, Inc. Bronx House, Inc. Dance Service New York City, Inc. Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. Dance Theatre Etcetera, Inc. Brooklyn Arts Exchange Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc. Brooklyn Ballet, Inc. Dancenow/NYC Brooklyn Steppers Dances For A Variable Population Calpulli Mexican Dance Company, Inc. Dancewave, Inc. Capoeira Foundation, Inc. DanceWorks, Inc. Casita Maria, Inc. Dancing Classrooms, Inc. CAVE Organization, Inc. Dancing Crane, Inc. Center for Performance Research, Inc. Dancing in the Streets, Inc. Chashama, Inc. Danspace Project, Inc. Deconstructive Theatre Project, Inc. House of the Roses Volunteer Dance Company, Inc. Discalced, Inc. Ice Theatre of New York, Inc. Dova, Inc. Ifetayo Cultural Arts Facility, Inc. Dynamic Forms, Inc. Il Piccolo Teatro Dell'Opera, Inc. E. Monte Motion, Inc. Infinity Dance Theater Company, Ltd. El Puente De Williamsburg, Inc. Inta, Inc. Elastic City Performing Arts, Inc. International African Arts Festival Eugenio Maria de Hostos Community College Foundation, Inc. Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation Eva Dean Dance Company, Inc. Jack Arts, Inc. Flamenco Latino, Inc. Japan Society, Inc. Fleadh Foundation Jessica Lang Dance, Inc. Fourth Arts Block, Inc. Jewish Community Center in Manhattan, Inc. French Institute-Alliance Francaise Jody Sperling Time Lapse Dance, Inc. Gallim Dance Company, Inc. Jose Limon Dance Foundation, Inc. Gilgamesh Theatre Group, Inc. Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. Gina Gibney Dance, Inc. K.S. J.A.M.M. Dance Troupe, Inc. Green-Wood Historic Fund, Inc. Keigwin and Company, Inc. Groove With Me, Inc. Kids Creative 404, Inc. H.T. Dance Company, Inc. Kings Majestic Corporation Haiti Cultural Exchange, Inc. Kingsborough Community College Auxiliary Enterprises Corp. Haleakala, Inc. KowTeff School of African Dance Harlem Arts Alliance KW Projects, Inc. Harlem School of the Arts, Inc. La Donna Dance, Inc. Henry Street Settlement LaGuardia Performing Arts Center Norte Maar for Collaborative Projects in the Arts, Inc. Latsky Dance, Inc. Notes in Motion Lehman College Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Nouveau Classical Project Loco-Motion Dance Theatre for Children, Open Channels New York, Inc. Inc. Palissimo, Inc. Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Parsons Dance Foundation Lubovitch Dance Foundation, Inc. Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre Maimouna Keita School of African Dance, Paul Taylor Dance Foundation, Inc. Inc. Pepatian, Inc. MAPP International Productions, Inc. Performance Space 122 Mare Nostrum Elements, Inc. Performance Zone, Inc. Marie-Christine Giordano Dance Company Pick Up Performance Company, Inc. Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, Inc. Point Community Development Corp. Mind to Move, Inc. Purelements: An Evolution in Dance Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center Queens College Foundation, Inc. Monica Bill Barnes & Company, Inc. Racing Thoughts, Inc. Movement Research, Inc. Racoco Productions, Inc. Moving Theater, Inc. Roulette Intermedium, Inc. Muller Works Foundation Russian-American Foundation, Inc. National Dance Institute, Inc. Sachiyo Ito and Company, Inc. New Dance Alliance, Inc. Sarah Michelson, Inc. New York African Chorus Ensemble, Inc. School of American Ballet, Inc. New York Chinese Cultural Center, Inc. Sesame Flyers International, Inc. New York Live Arts, Inc. Seventh Regiment Armory Conservancy, Inc. Shen Wei Dance Arts, Inc. Triskelion Arts - Kick/StanDance, Inc. South Asian Women's Creative Collective UBW, Inc. Spaceworks NYC, Inc. Uptown Dance Academy, Inc. Spanish Dance Arts Company, Inc. USA Mali Charitable Association Spoke the Hub Dancing, Inc. Van Cortlandt Park Conservancy St. George Theatre Restoration, Inc. Vangeline Theater, Inc. Staten Island Ballet Theater, Inc. Visual Arts Resource Center Relating to the Caribbean Stephen Petronio Dance Company, Inc. Volcano Love, Inc. Streb, Inc. WCV, Inc. Symphony Space, Inc. White Wave Rising: Young Soon Kim Dance Tank, Ltd. Company Thalia Spanish Theatre, Inc. Williamsburg Art Nexus, Inc. Theater et al Works and Process, Inc. Thin Man Dance, Inc. World Music Institute, Inc. Threshold Dance Projects, Inc. Yangtze Repertory Theatre of America, Inc. Together in Dance, Inc. Young Dancers in Repertory, Inc. Topaz Arts, Inc. Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Town Hall Foundation, Inc. Association Treehouse Shakers, Inc. Young Men's Christian Association of Greater New York Trisha Brown Company, Inc. Organizations that received New York City Department of Education funding for dance education projects in the 2016 Fiscal Year 144 Music & Arts Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) 92nd Street Y Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) Aaron Davis Hall Brooklyn Ballet Afro Brazil Arts (Capoeira) Brooklyn Center for the Arts Alley Park Queens festival of cultures Calpulli Mexican Dance Company Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre Capoeira Brooklyn American Ballet Theater (ABT) Center for Arts Education (CAE) American Ballroom Dance Theater Chen Dancers ART BALLET DANCE PROGRAM Chinese Cultural Center Art in Motion Dance Company Circle of Dance Repertory Company Arts Horizons Colden Center for the Performing Arts Asia Society Council on Arts & Humanities of Staten Island Ballet Ambassadors Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn Ballet Bridges, New York City Ballet Creative Outlet Dance Theatre of Brooklyn Ballet Hispanico Dance Africa Ballet Tales Dance Brazil Ballet Tech Dance for Life Ballroom Basix Dance Theatre Etcetera Battery Dance Company Dance Theatre of Harlem BMCC Dance With US, LLC. Bronx Dance Theater Dancewave, Inc. Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Dancing Classrooms Dreamyard Project Mark DeGarmo & Dancers/Dynamic Forms, Inc. Encore Performing Arts Mark Morris Dance Group Festival of Culture Marquis Studios Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Martha Graham Dance Ensemble Flushing Council on Culture & the Arts Merce Cunningham Company Flushing Town Hall National Dance Institute Forces of Nature Dance Theater Company Neighborhood Music and Arts Harlem School of the Arts, Inc. New Victory Theater, The Hunter College Dance Company New York City Ballet (NYCB) Ifetayo Cultural Arts Facility New York City Center Inside Broadway Notes in Motion J&F Dance and Drama Nutcracker Project, The Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning Park Avenue Armory Japan Society, The Pascal Rioult Jennifer Mueller Dance Company Paul Taylor Dance Company Jose Limon Dance Company Penticle Dance Juilliard School, The PeriDance Kaufman Center Pratt Institute Kingsborough Community College (CUNY) Purelements Dance Kupferberg Center for the Performing Arts at Queens College Rosie's Broadway Kids LEAP (Learning Through an Expanded Arts Shen Wei Dance Arts Program) SI Ballet Lincoln Center Education Snug Harbor Cultural Center Lotus Music & Dance Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation St. John's University STREB Symphony Space TASC Theater Development Fund (TDF) Theater Moves Third Street Music School Settlement Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Together in Dance Tribeca Performing Arts Center Yaffa Cultural Arts, Inc. Young Audiences New York (YANY) Young Dance Makers Company Young Dancers in Repertory Young People's Dance Series .
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