Regional programs

Regional programs

#2024 Regional Community Engagement Tour

Providing life-long learning experiences and access to ballet across Queensland communities.


We are excited to hit the road again and spread the magic of ballet with people of all ages and abilities through In-School and Kindergarten Workshops and Community Classes. We invite dancers of all ages, school and studio teachers and seniors to join us for a range of inclusive workshops that will get you moving and inspire your inner creativity. No previous dance experience is required.

Queensland Ballet bring a range of dance programs to regional communities. See details here


#Queensland Ballet Community Classes


Redland Coast Community Classes

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Redland Coast Community Classes

Redland Performing Arts Centre

#Queensland Ballet at Home and Queensland Ballet on Tour Teachers’ Resource Kit


Sharing the beauty of ballet with as many Queenslanders as possible has always been a priority for Queensland Ballet. Through our Teachers’ Resource Kit, featuring curriculum aligned activities and information, discover Queensland Ballet on Tour or Queensland Ballet at Home with your students.

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Regional Community Engagement Programs

Regional Community Engagement Programs

Queensland Ballet’s regional Community Classes offer participants of all ages an opportunity to experience dance.

Our Community Dance Classes are open to all interested local dancers and will comprise Petit Pointers (2-5 years), junior (6-11), teen (12+) and adult ballet classes, as well as Ballet for Seniors.


Regional In-School and Kindergarten Workshops

Regional In-School and Kindergarten Workshops

Queensland Ballet offer FREE In-School and Kindergarten Workshops to selected regions through the support of the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland or Regional Councils, depending on location.

The workshops are safe, fun and inclusive dance experiences for students in Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools and content aligns to the EYLF, Australian Curriculum and QCAA Senior Dance syllabi, complementing the teaching and learning taking place in Queensland Classrooms.


Queensland Ballet thanks The Cory Charitable Foundation


We warmly and gratefully acknowledge the support of The Cory Charitable Foundation, whose generous donations to our Dance for Parkinson’s and Community Engagement Regional Tour enables us to share the benefit and joy of our artform through two of our valuable health and community programs. Queensland Ballet is committed to making dance accessible for as many people as possible - our aim is to enrich lives and contribute to wellness across society. Donations like these have an incredible impact! In the words of just one of our Dance for Parkinson’s participants:

“the impact it has on my physical and mental wellbeing gives me enormous joy and fuel for the coming week…it is so important to my Parkinson’s management program and ongoing wellbeing”.

Our Community Engagement Regional Tour travels across Queensland bringing ballet to the bush for people of all ages and abilities. From tiny sun-drenched towns to bustling regional cities, The Cory Charitable Foundation’s donation enables tours to these regions by providing budget relief and supports the running costs.

With wellness and health at our heart, Queensland Ballet offers heartfelt thanks to The Cory Charitable Foundation for their generous support in these community-based initiatives.

If you would like to know more about how you can be involved in Queensland Ballet's philanthropic program, please call 07 3013 6660, email development@queenslandballet.com.au or click the button below to donate.

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Queensland Ballet on Tour

Join us in a theatre near you as we present four glittering works from the vault in a balletic feast for the senses.

Queensland Ballet Academy

Queensland Ballet Academy offers world class training for aspiring young artists.

Terms & Conditions

Queensland Ballet's regional activities terms & conditions.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and perform. Long before we performed on this land, it played host to the dance expression of our First Peoples. We pay our respects to their Elders — past, present and emerging — and acknowledge the valuable contribution they have made and continue to make to the cultural landscape of this country.

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