Arts 10566, in partnership with the Dance Conservatory and Mark Morris Dance Group, proudly presents the summer continuation of:

Dance for PD Peekskill: 

Free movement classes

for persons with Parkinson's, their families, friends and care partners

The program is generously supported by a NewYork-Presbyterian Community Grant.

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Register now for summer classes

July 17

July 31

August 14

August 28

11 AM - 12 PM

The Dance Conservatory
2050 East Main Street
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567

►Offered free of charge in English, with live Spanish interpretation when available.

►Led by specially trained teaching artists

►No experience necessary. All levels of ability and mobility are welcome.

►Registration is free but required. Click below or use the QR code to register. For questions, please email [email protected], call 1-800-957-1046, or visit our FAQ page.

Special class in Katonah

Offered as part of Mark Morris Dance Group's performance residency at Caramoor, this special class, led by David Leventhal, welcomes people living with Parkinson's and their care partners to experience the joys and benefits of dance in one of Westchester's most beautiful arts venues. The class takes place Tuesday, July 28 from 12-1:15 PM. 

Around Westchester

Dance for PD-based classes are offered in White Plains, Ossining, and Hastings. To learn about other Dance for PD opportunities in Westchester County, please click here.

About Dance for PD®

In Dance for PD® classes, participants explore movement and music in ways that are enjoyable, stimulating and creative. This award-winning, research-backed global program is appropriate for anyone with PD, at all levels of ability and mobility. No dance experience is required. In chairs, at a barre or moving across the floor, you will explore elements of modern dance, ballet, creative improvisation, tap, social dancing and Mark Morris company repertory in a non-pressured, social environment in which live music energizes, enriches and empowers.

Classes modeled after Dance for PD are available in more than 500 communities in 31 countries around the world. Evidence from more than 55 peer-reviewed scientific studies serves to underpin the effectiveness and benefits of the Dance for PD teaching approach.

For more information about Dance for PD, please visit www.danceforpd.org.

Dance for PD and the Dance for PD logo are registered trademarks of Mark Morris Dance Group.