FNQTDF 2022
Important Update - Venue change for Thursday & Friday 2 & 3rd June
New venue is Bulmba-Ja Arts Centre - 96 Abbott Street, cairns
The annual FNQ Tropical dance festival will be held on the 2nd - 5th June 2022
Locations;
Solos/Duos/Trios: 2nd & 3rd Bulmba-Ja Arts Centre & 4-5 June CPAC
Troupes/Champs: 4th & 5th CPAC
New for 2022
We are pleased to announce the 2022 adjudicator is Olivia Hill - click here to view her information
All entrants in 2022 will receive a video of their routines at the end of each session (there will not be an extra charge)
COVID-19 NOTE:
Proof of Double Vaccination is required to be able to enter the venue as directed by the QLD gov unless they are:
We are trying to make this event as safe as possible for everyone to be able to participate. Thank you for your cooperation.
COVID-19 NOTE:
Proof of Double Vaccination is required to be able to enter the venue as directed by the QLD gov unless they are:
- under the age of 16 years
- in primary or secondary school and is part of a group attending an activity organised by a school, sporting team or community group
- eating or drinking while seated
- or doing strenuous exercise i.e performing on stage
- you have a medical exemption
We are trying to make this event as safe as possible for everyone to be able to participate. Thank you for your cooperation.
ABOUT US
The FNQ Tropical Dance Festival was commenced out of a need in the area for a more enjoyable dance competition, later in the year, based on the needs of the competitors that previously did not exist in the region.
The Idea was to create a relaxed environment that embraced competitors from a wider style of dancing and encourage competitors who had little or no previous experience in competition to compete on a level playing field.
The organisers listened to the competitors, teachers and parents as to what they wanted in a dance festival. The response was overwhelming to provide a relaxed competition whilst still being true to the various styles of dance, in a fairer way.
The Idea was to create a relaxed environment that embraced competitors from a wider style of dancing and encourage competitors who had little or no previous experience in competition to compete on a level playing field.
The organisers listened to the competitors, teachers and parents as to what they wanted in a dance festival. The response was overwhelming to provide a relaxed competition whilst still being true to the various styles of dance, in a fairer way.
We would like to thank the following businesses for thier support in 2020:
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TESTIMONIAL:
Unfortunately we won't be able to enter your comp this year, but I wanted to write in support of the brilliant opportunity you are providing the kids of the Far North with this fantastic comp. I hope more and more locals support it each year and you continue to provide this for our kids. We won't be in the country, otherwise we would be there with bells on!
All the best
Natasha O'Brien (Tiarni's mum)
Unfortunately we won't be able to enter your comp this year, but I wanted to write in support of the brilliant opportunity you are providing the kids of the Far North with this fantastic comp. I hope more and more locals support it each year and you continue to provide this for our kids. We won't be in the country, otherwise we would be there with bells on!
All the best
Natasha O'Brien (Tiarni's mum)
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED MAKE THE 2020 FESTIVAL A SUCCESS DURING A VERY DIFFICULT TIME.
Regards, Charlene
Regards, Charlene