pacific fusion collective

Pacific Fusion Collective is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the art and cultural expression of Fusion dance along the Pacific Coast of the USA.

By enhancing accessibility to and appreciation for this unique dance form, PFC aims to bring communities together through its educational and artistic initiatives.

The organization is committed to preserving and advancing the heritage of Fusion dance, particularly within underserved communities, by providing grants, fiscal sponsorship and community resources that make dance education and community more accessible to those in need.

pfc-sponsored events

  • myrtlewood 2026

    JUNE 6-13 & 13-17, 2026

    A week-long immersive dance camp for an intimate group of intermediate & advanced fusion dancers in the stunning forests of Oregon.

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  • Fusion Dance Academy

    WEEKLY CLASSES IN SAN FRANCISCO

    Weekly, high-quality leveled, fusion classes in the SF Bay. Fusion Dance Academy offers progressive solo and partnered classes across many aspects of Fusion dance.

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  • Mighty Monthly Macro Fusion

    4TH SATURDAYS

    An Oakland monthly event that invites participants to explore “the bigness within us”. It often has big sounds, high energy, and unique and traveling DJs. Find it on Facebook.

support fusion dance culture

Your donations help us cultivate the future of fusion dance culture. Every tax-deductible donation enables us to fund workshops, performances, and opportunities for emerging talent, helping ensure that fusion dance continues to thrive on the West Coast and beyond.

  • Yes! Pacific fusion collective is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and all donations are tax deductible.

  • If you want to collaborate or get support with an idea, apply here. We’ll reach out within around a week.

  • We review applications based on a variety of factors, including their alignment with our mission, values, and charitable purpose, availability of funds, and expected impact.

    We attempt to balance between some programs that are proven and we can be confident will serve the community, and some that are riskier or less established, but have the potential to bring something new.