Chance 2 Dance presents “Cheers 2 Ten Years” Cheers 2 Ten Years brings favorite routines from past showcases back to the stage with a fresh and inclusive twist. Each performance honors the dancers, teachers, families, and memories that have made…
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Autism and Dance: Movement Activities for Children on the Spectrum
Looking for an engaging, sensory-friendly activity your child can enjoy at home? Dance offers a playful way for children with autism to build connection, explore movement, and express themselves without pressure or overwhelm. Discover how simple routines can turn everyday moments into meaningful wins.
Dancing Into Joy: How Movement Unlocks Happiness in the Special-Needs Community and for Their Parents!
There is a unique kind of magic that happens when music begins to play. Feet tap. Hands flutter. Bodies sway. Smiles rise. For many individuals with special needs, dancing is not just an activity—it’s a joyful language, a bridge to connection, and a celebration of who they are. For a parent, the moments of seeing pure joy and happiness are precious, there is a ripple effect.
Dancer Keren Shares Her C2D Story
In this special Thanksgiving blog entry, we hear from Keren — a dancer at our C2D Florida studio whose journey reminds us why our mission matters so deeply. Born with a rare brain malformation, Keren has navigated challenges with a love for dance that has shaped her life in incredible ways.
Chance 2 Dance Celebrates 10 Years: Interview with Nicole Warren
What started as one woman’s idea in Central Florida has blossomed into Chance 2 Dance, a movement spanning two states, hundreds of students, and countless moments of growth and discovery.
Honoring Sensory Awareness Month: How Sensory-Informed Dance Shapes Our Work at C2D
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to highlight the ways Chance 2 Dance continues to build inclusive spaces where every dancer feels seen, celebrated, and represented. One beautiful example comes from our Florida studio, where lead teacher Juanita Olarte shares her bilingual superpower in the classroom.