Join us!! September 6-9th, 2012

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 2012 event will be held at the historic Flamingo Hotel & Casino  and the Clark County Library Theater next September 6-9, 2012.

Join Sadie, Virginia, Elizabeth Strong, Dalia Carella, Sera Solstice, and Colleena Shakti 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? Register today! Our full package is available now and includes all the classes, tickets to all the shows, a gift bag, and priority placement in the festival for those wishing to perform!




Latest News

01-20-2012

Full Package Price Increase is Looming

Our schedule is done, and once we post it, the price for the full package will be going up. Be sure to lock in the lowest price now. We have 42 instructors participating in this year's event.

10-15-2011

Now accepting applications to teach at the 2012 LVBDI ...

Our application to teach at the 2012 Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive is now online. We will accept applications until November 15th. If you are interested, please don't delay in filling out the form. We generally only have a small handful of positions, so ...

09-16-2011

Goodbye 2011

This year's event was an amazing success. We sold out 2 shows, the gift bags, and the event programs and had more attendees than ever. There were over 10 countries represented and nearly every state in the USA.


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.

--Leyla Amir; Las Vegas, NV "It is important to choose music and costumes that reflect the style of dancing you have chosen for your performance. It is off balance to say you are dancing "Egyptian" then perform to Greek music, as the music will inhibit your ability to give a good reflection of the music to the dance. The same can ...

 

--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 ...