Each Spring Marin Ballet graduates compose a letter to the school with reflections about their experiences during the years of training spent in the studios of 100 Elm Street. This
Spring has sprung! And that means Marin Ballet is gearing up for its annual Spring Concert. As we continue to adapt to the unique challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic,
In honor of Marin Ballet’s Birthday, we wanted to share all of the amazing programming we have developed to be a beacon of art in our community. From Be Social,
Marin Ballet transitioned from a privately-owned ballet school to an arts non-profit in 1963. This was innovative thinking at the time here in Marin County. We were gifted 100 Elm
This past year changed how we connect but not how we feel about one another, nor what connects us. Marin Ballet is a shared communal identity that spans generations. Ours
Over the past 23 years, Artistic Director Cynthia Lucas – a Marin Ballet alumna herself –has honored the accomplishments of founder Leona Norman by contributing her own clarity of vision
Thanks to the vision and determination of key founding members of the MB community – notably Phyllis and Max Thelen – we are fortunate to own our beloved facility here
Marin Ballet continues its commitment to developing new and existing programs to evolve our virtual dance education and performance opportunities. We continue to learn with our strong collaborative team that
You may not be able to see Marin Ballet’s Nutcracker at the Marin Civic Center this year, but we have found a way to bring vignettes of our beloved show
Marin Ballet has a rich 57-year legacy in the Marin community. We have had hundreds of students come through our doors and devote many years of their young lives to