The 2025–26 ASU dance season showcases works inspired by diverse subjects created by a variety of students. The first show of the season, Emerging Artists I, opens Oct. 17. You do not want to miss it! And save the date for our first Sol Series event of the season—Sol Power on Oct. 20–Oct. 26. Find more details on the @asudance Instagram. For a full listing of all School of Music, Dance and Theatre events and to purchase tickets, visit: musicdancetheatre.asu.edu/events @asuherberger #asumusicdancetheatre #asudance

It’s not too late to add some dance to your summer! ☀️Register for A and B summer sessions now! Earn general studies credits, learn more about dance and move your body. 🙌

Screening my final project, A Tale of Fire & Flight this Friday during the Scorpio Full Moon! Come through and wear reflective fabric of you have it! 🌕🦂✨ RSVP required - link in bio

Thank you @asudance for being part of our Senior Dancers Audition 🤍 So much heart, dedication, and artistry in one room. 🩰✨ Choreography: @traciestanfield #audition #fluiddanceconvention #dancer #scolorship #fluiddance

Come support the artists of the most innovative pieces of the ASU 2025–26 dance season, being showcased at Spring Dance Fest this weekend! Link to tickets in bio. If you are faculty, staff or a student of HIDA, you are eligible to redeem a complimentary ticket through the box office website. 7:30 p.m. April 24–25 2 p.m. April 26 Galvin Playhouse Theatre ASU Tempe Campus

Join us this weekend at Spring Dance Fest and see Joan Rodriguez's piece! Link to tickets in bio.

Sneak peak into @toledo_89 class rehearsal from Latin Sol! Don’t miss her piece Doom Bags: A Love Letter to the ADHD Werido at Spring Dance Fest this weekend 4/24-25-26!! - Toledo - Through her journey with CONTRA-TIEMPO Toledo has toured nationally and internationally with the evening length works Full. Still. Hungry, I Dream America, Against the Times, Agua Furiosa, and was part of the creation and performances of joyUS justUS. Through her love and appreciation of the social justice element of the work, Toledo became the Community Engagement Specialist for the company and helped to facilitate workshops and community events to continue to spread the incredible message of love and resistance through dance. While maintaining a full schedule of independent gigs throughout Los Angeles, Toledo graduated with a Bachelors of Fine arts in Dance at UCLA, honing her skill in the hopes to elevate her career as a choreographer and professor in dance. In this next chapter, Toledo is currently in the process of receiving her Master’s of Fine Arts in dance at Arizona State University. As a choreographer, Toledo is currently investigating her research as a Latin dance practitioner and an artist with ADHD, to create an evening length work to help demystify liminal spaces that neurodivergency allows us to see differently. After so many years and wonderful experiences performing and creating through various dance companies and capacities, she is ready to pursue the creation of her own evening length works and continues to pursue the dream of becoming a professor of dance, spreading education and a love of community through Afro-Latin movement. #springdancefestival #springdancefest #asuherberger #tempeaz

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the tenth anniversary of Latin Sol! And a huge shoutout to the ASU students who planned and organized the event: Gala Garrido Carralero, creative co-director Catelyn Chang, operations co-director Vincent Tran, consultant/marketing/website Anahi Garcia, graphic designer Latin Sol is a free dance festival run by students, for students — under the guidance of faculty mentor David Olarte. Don’t miss next year’s event: Be sure to follow @latinsolfestival and online at latinsolfestival.com

Spring Dance Fest April 24-26 Galvin Playhouse Theatre Arizona State University “The program moves through a wide range of choreographic landscapes, from quietly unfolding duets to large-scale ensemble works,” said Mitchell Castro, dance graduate student and associate artistic director in dance this year. “Each piece offers a distinct perspective on movement, inviting audiences into worlds shaped by curiosity, collaboration and the evolving voices of ASU dance artists.” Audiences will experience works by guest artists Akosua Akoto and Joan Rodriguez, faculty choreographer MK Ford and ASU student choreographers Ashley Koclanis, Astrid Camacho, Diana Toledo, j. bouey and Yi Peng. Purchase your ticket: MusicDanceTheatre.asu.edu/events

Final performance of the night at Latin Sol Festival 2026 ☀️

Spring Dance Fest is a juried dance festival featuring the most innovative work of the ASU 2025–26 dance season. Selected by a committee, the pieces in this year’s program reflect a wide range of choreographic voices, drawing from different movement traditions, creative processes and artistic perspectives. Audiences will experience works by guest artists Akosua Akoto and Joan Rodriguez, faculty choreographer MK Ford and ASU student choreographers Ashley Koclanis, Astrid Camacho, Diana Toledo, j. bouey and Yi Peng. SPRING DANCE FEST April 24–26 Galvin Playhouse Theatre ASU Tempe campus 🎟️ Tickets are now on sale! Purchase yours at musicdancetheatre.asu.edu/events/dance

Join us this weekend for the 10th anniversary of @latinsolfestival at the ASU Tempe campus. Visit LatinSolFestival.com for the full lineup of events and to reserve your free ticket! April 10-11, 2026 📍ASU Tempe campus