National Tap Dance Day Celebration
Join us as we celebrate tap dance with a FREE-to-the public Tap Dance Concert at the George Seuffert, Sr. Bandshell in Forest Park, Queens, 5/24/26.
Our Tap Dance Concert will feature:
- World-renowned tap professionals
- Tap dance companies
- Dance studio teachers and students
- Live family-friendly music by DJ Martin Gargulio of MRG Productions
- A special collaborative performance by Singer/Songwriter Frank Persico and #Taplife Company
- Meet a community leader who will be introduced and honored as "A Champion for Tap Dance"
- FREE tap classes will be offered throughout the day, led by #Taplife Company Artistic Director and Queens native, Anthony Lo Cascio, for all attendees.
How to join the celebration...
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
Seeking both professional and amateur tap dancers. Come dance on our 24' x 10' O'Mara Sprung Wood Floor. Professional tap dancers and Tap Dance Companies can submit by CLICKING HERE.
Students, Studio Owners, Tap Teachers, and others can SUBMIT HERE.
Get FREe tickets to the show
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
If you would like to get free tickets to the show please visit our Ticketleap page.
Learn the Signature Choreography
Perform in Our Tap Dance Concert
Learn the Signature Choreography
Be part of history and learn the original Lucky to Be Alive choreography from Anthony Lo Cascio. We will hold four 45 minute LIVE classes via TikTok and Zoom. Reserve a free spot in the Zoom class to get access to all the recordings. Plus, there will be an extra 15 minutes of class time for questions.
Other Ways Support the Celebration
Commemorative Journal
Take an ad out in our journal. A vital piece of information on the day of our show. Our journal features the "Run of Show" making it the most viewed and most requested item printed for our event.
This project is supported by funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, Statewide Community Regrants Program (formerly the Decentralization program) with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and administered by Flushing Town Hall.
This Celebration of Tap Dance is made possible (in part) with public funds from the
Queens Arts Fund, a re-grant program supported by New York City Department of
Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and administered by New York
Foundation for the Arts.
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