SAVE THE DATE
WHAT IS THE NO LIMITS FESTIVAL?
The No Limits Festival is an annual global celebration that brings together all walks of life, including but not limited to artists, dancers, and communities to share inclusive performances, battles, talks, and interactive activities. The festival promotes empowerment, accessibility, and creativity—showing that everyone belongs.
WHAT IS THE CONCEPT BATTLE?
The Concept Battle flips the script on what a dance battle can be. Created and pioneered by ILL-Abilities, this format features a Fortune Wheel loaded with mobility devices and sensory challenges — wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, blindfolds, noise-cancelling headphones, and more — and dancers must freestyle using whatever they land on in the moment.
This experience demonstrates that injuries or disabilities don’t end a dance career — they transform how we move, create, and express ourselves. By inviting both disabled and non-disabled dancers to adapt and think differently, we build empathy, break stigma, and celebrate the belief that dance is limitless when we focus on what we can do.
No Excuses. No Limits.
RECAPS
CLASSES
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DANCE WORKSHOPS
Explore a series of inclusive and inspiring dance workshops designed for all levels and abilities. Each session focuses on creativity, confidence, and self-expression through movement. Offerings range from recreational and integrated classes to advanced technique sessions, plus professional development workshops that teach educators and leaders how to adapt classes, choreography, and events so everyone can participate.
CONFERENCES
Experience powerful and motivating conferences designed to inspire audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Through storytelling, movement, and real-life experiences, these sessions encourage self-belief, resilience, and inclusion. Whether it’s a school assembly, corporate event, or community gathering, each presentation is adapted to connect with the audience, leaving them energized to embrace challenges with confidence and creativity.
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