Festival · Rotating; 2026: North Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Australian Belly Dance Convention

Active / recurring

Traveling Australian bellydance convention founded in 2023, designed around workshops, panels, presentations, marketplace, open stage, social dancing and a major floorshow.

29 May–1 June 2026 · organized by Australian Belly Dance Convention team; founded by Amanda, Prue, David, Michael & Emily

Edition 2026 · North Perth edition

Teachers & performers

Line-up

Multi-facilitator Australian/New Zealand faculty; sessions include Michelle Ridsdale and Seba’a

Programme

Highlights

  • Workshops/sessions and panels at North Perth Town Hall; Open Stage Sat 30 May 11:00–16:00; Social Dance Party Sat 19:30; Sunday Shimmy Floorshow 31 May 18:00; marketplace.

Verification: Dates and key programme verified on official convention pages.

Archive

Previous editions

  • 2025 · Dates not safely recovered

    Traveling-host edition

    Australian/regional faculty

    Convention held in Sawtell, New South Wales.

    Verification and sources

    Location/year verified in official history.

  • 2024 · Dates not safely recovered

    Traveling-host edition

    Australian/regional faculty

    Convention moved to Berry, New South Wales under the local-host model.

    Verification and sources

    Location/year verified in official history.

  • 2023 · July 2023

    Inaugural convention

    Australian bellydance faculty; full roster not normalized

    First convention in Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria.

    Verification and sources

    Official history confirms month/year and inaugural location.

Research record

Verification: High

Official history documents the inaugural 2023 convention and the traveling host model; 2026 North Perth programme is detailed on the official site.

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