Join us!! September 5-8th, 2013

The Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive & Festival is a 4-Day Extravaganza of non-stop entertainment, education, & excitement. There is a little something for everybody whether you are a seasoned dancer or a curious onlooker.

Our 2013 event will be held at the historic Flamingo Hotel & Casino and the Clark County Library Theater next September 5-8, 2013.

Join Ansuya, Kaeshi Chai, Kajira Djoumahna, Sherri Wheatley, Moria Chappell, Sahra Saeeda, Onça O'Leary, Ranya Renee as well as 30 other instructors who will be teaching a cumulative total of over 80 hours of instruction. There will be SHOPPING, a dance FESTIVAL, breathtaking SHOWS, an amazing CONTEST, and a Vegas-Style COCKTAIL PARTY.

Want to take classes? Registration is open! Our full package includes all the classes, tickets to all the shows, a gift bag, and priority placement in the festival for those wishing to perform! Or, you can purchase workshops and show tickets separately.

Latest News

05-17-2013

Full Package Price Increases on June 1st

Here's a friendly reminder that our Super Early Bird Special will end in a couple of weeks. Save yourself $50 and register today.

02-19-2013

Want the best deal on a hotel room?

Stay with us at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino. Our discounted group rate is the best deal. Not only do you get a great price, you also get the convenience of rolling out of bed and walking to your workshop.

02-17-2013

Meet the 2013 Instructors

We're so excited to announce the amazing staff of instructors who will be teaching workshops at the Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive™ & Festival.

Laurie Richards

Please thank all of your wonderful partners in crime for making this one of the best times I've ever had in Vegas. I learned so much. The community there is so phenomenal. I can't imagine how much work went into creating this event.

--Naimah; Las Vegas, NV "Keep a dance journal. You never know when inspiration might strike, so keep a notepad with you to write down choreography ideas. Let the natural world spark your imagination. Sometimes the simplest things like the curve of a flower petal, or the sound of rain against the window can be the beginnings of ...

--Amaya; Albuquerque, New Mexico "Use tiny hair rubber bands to create flounces, tucks and even create sleeves in your veil. Once you remove your veil in your dance, simply snap and the bands fly/snap off and you have a flat fabric to dance with."