An organization dedicated to the preservation of tap, blues, hip-hop and other vernacular styles. Home of the Harlem Jazz Dance Festival

A New York City non-profit tap dance company founded by tap dancers Brenda Bufalino, Tony Waag, and the late Charles “Honi” Coles.

Founded in 1998, The CHJDF is a collection of memorabilia, papers, photo's and film documenting the California History of jazz dance.

The mission of Colorado Dance Coalition is to cultivate unity within the dance community of Colorado by creating and promoting experiences that guide dance students and teachers to a greater appreciation of the art form and its history. The CDC will work collaboratively with dance artists from all over the world, thus providing local dancers opportunities to train and interact with the masters through workshops, classes, intensives, and performance. By opening eyes and hearts, the CDC hopes to perpetuate the spirit and respect of dance for many years to come.

Colorado dance Coalition was founded to cultivate unity within the dance community of Colorado by creating and promoting experiences that guide dance students and teachers to a greater appreciation of the art form and its history. The CDC will work collaboratively with dance artists from all over the world, thus providing local dancers opportunities to train and interact with the masters through workshops, classes, intensives, and performance.

A Colorado-based dance organization whose mission it is to bring master teachers, especially tap, to Colorado for classes, workshops, festivals, and performances. 303.482.1846 or info@ColoradoDanceCoalition.com

Dancer magazine's website aims to be the most complete source of news and information about dance, including tap. Check out the dedicated tap page, which includes performance, audition and festival information as well as Stacie Strong's tap blog.

Created in 2006, this is the Blog of the Brazilian Tap Bulletin "Divulgando o Sapateado Por Aí" in Portuguese -- tap news about Brazilian festivals, jams and shows, photos, articles, links and more.

A site dedicated to the legacy of Dr. James "Buster" Brown (May 17, 1913 - May 7, 2002)

A tribute to Eleanor Powell.

An MSN group for rhythm dancers in Mexico.

Fayard's official website for more information on upcoming events and the Fayard Nicholas Scholarship.

A site for and about tap dancers in Paris and the rest of France.

The New York Public Library's Dance Collection hosts this archive of tap dance history. You can search their archives and donate your tap videos, books, oral histories, or other tap trivia.

Site dedicated to the dancing and other artistic work of Gregory Hines.

A website for all tap dancers but geared towards adult tappers - from beginners to the more advanced. Includes routines, information for tappers and reviews.

Home of the New York Committee to Celebrate National Tap Dance Day. Each year, they host the Tap Extravaganza to celebrate National Tap Dance Day. They also give out various awards to recognize contributors to the art of tap dance.

A French tap and jazz site (available in English). Has a great section on terminology, videos of basic steps, and film clips of tap stars, past and present.

A French tap and jazz site (available in English). Has a great section on terminology, videos of basic steps, and film clips of tap stars, past and present.

STEPOLOGY offers ongoing, master and workshop classes throughout the Bay Area.

Lists Boston area tap events, jams, and classes

The mission of Tap Connections is to inform, educate, and promote interest in Tap by creating a variety of quality learning and experimental opportunities.

Tap news and events in Germany

All about tap dancing in the country of Switzerland

Russian photo archive featuring many photos of Savion Glover, Jimmy Slyde, Ayodele Casel, Van "The Man" Porter, Jason Samuels-Smith, Buster Brown, and Gregory Hines (many of these are copyrighted photos but there is no copyright information).

Check out this new website - Tap classes in Haifa, Israel.

Non-profit foundation dedicated to preserving and advancing the art of tap dance. They ultimately would like to see a tap museum built in New York City. This site is also the online home of the Copasetics.

Tap Legacy Foundation was founded by two tap dancers, Gregory Hines and Andrew J. Nemr with the stated mission of "Preserving and Advancing the Art of Tap Dance". Enjoy and support.

This page lists the Yahoo Groups mailing lists that are devoted to various aspects of tap dance.

Edwin Baaij's regular open tap jam in the Netherlands

Tappies.com features the latest tap happenings in Hong Kong, as well as a Discussion Forum and Video Tutorial of basic tap steps. This community was formed to promote fun and friendship through tap.

Informational tap dance site

The oldest and most comprehensive web site around.

All about time steps with lots of historical references

Avi Miller & Ofer Ben's tap workshops that seek to preserve the legacy and technique of various Tap masters.

Tap teacher and choreographer Rod Howell's video compilation of tap steps. A great resource!

Do you know what a corkscrew is? A cofee grinder? A hamp? Neither did I until I looked at this page. Lots of "old" and ballet terms, too.

We are a non profit charitable organization dedicated to the promotion of tap dancing. We have classes for all ages and all levels of dancers.

interactive website by Marije Nie with six little tapdancers... play around with the rhythms (use your mouse) and have fun!