Prelude DMV (DMV Region) – Nov 22, 2025
Prelude NorCal (Bay Area) – Nov 8, (Jr Div) and Nov 22, (Adult Div) 2025
Prelude Mexico (Tijuana, BC) – December 1, 2025
Prelude EC (New Jersey) – December 7, 2025
Prelude SoCal (Southern CA) – Feb 2026
Prelude New England (Boston, MA) Junior and Adult Divisions – Feb 2026
Prelude New York (NYC) – Jr and Adult Div – April 2026
Prelude Midwest (Chicago, IL) Junior and Adult Divisions – May 2026
Prelude Toronto (Toronto, Canada) – May 2026
Prelude South (Orlando, FL) – May 2026
Prelude Las Vegas (Las Vegas) – Junior and Adult Divisions – May 24, 2026
Prelude Texas (Austin, TX) – Junior and Adult Divisions – TBA
*(dates are subject to change without notice)
Prelude Dance Competition is committed and accountable in including and accepting dancers of all backgrounds—there will be no discrimination of race, ethnicity, sex, gender, age, religion, disability, socioeconomic status, and political beliefs. We will emphasize and encourage the education of dance history and culture, including but not limited to Hip-hop culture and other movements of the African diaspora. We aim to establish a safe environment through anti-racism, anti-othering and anti-abuse to protect the physical, mental, and emotional safety and health of competition participants. As an organization, there will be a long lasting commitment to evolve and adapt with the current social and political climate.
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More informationPrelude's goal is to support the Dance Community with a competition focusing and showcasing local & regional hip-hop dance groups, dance companies, and the overall dance community. By training and preparing for this event, we hope to enrich, strengthen and improve an indivIdual dance and/or dance group.
Prelude Dance Competition is committed and accountable in including and accepting dancers of all backgrounds—there will be no discrimination of race, ethnicity, sex, gender, age, religion, disability, socioeconomic status, and political beliefs. We will emphasize and encourage the education of dance history and culture, including but not limited to Hip-hop culture and other movements of the African diaspora. We aim to establish a safe environment through anti-racism, anti-othering and anti-abuse to protect the physical, mental, and emotional safety and health of competition participants. As an organization, there will be a long lasting commitment to evolve and adapt with the current social and political climate.