Noori Screendance Festival is an annual festival based in Salt Lake City that celebrates independent films at the intersection of dance and movement. This event is made possible through the funding support of loveDANCEmore. For the last four years, we have had the privilege of presenting dance films and video art from across the city, the US and the world. Each year’s festival also includes a conversation with local artists mediated by Resident Artist, Rae Luebbert, and rotating curatorial collaborators.

Join us for the 5th Annual Noori Screendance Festival! Presented by loveDANCEmore, Noori celebrates independent films at the intersection of dance and movement.

Event Details:

Friday, February 27th at 7:00pm

Saturday, February 28th at 2:00pm

Sorenson Unity Center (1383 S 900 W Salt Lake City, UT 84105)

Each screening will be followed by a Q&A with filmmakers.

Please note that this event is free to attend with a suggested $20 donation to loveDANCEmore.

Attendees are strongly encouraged to wear a KN95 or N95 mask.

Questions? Please contact rae@lovedancemore.org.

*Please note, the same program will be shown both evenings.

Accessibility and Venue Information:

• The Sorenson Unity Center is ADA accessible. This is an indoor event, all on flat surfaces with no stair access. The Sorenson Unity Center is wheelchair accessible. The performances will take place in the Black Box Theatre which is accessed on one level with no stair use.

• Please email rae@lovedancemore.org with any additional needs. This could include a reserved seat, reserved space for a mobility device, ASL interpretation of the screening, etc.

Looking back at last year’s festival…

2025 Presented Artists:

Roxanne Gray

Irishia Hubbard Romaine

Aneta Parpouli, Marianna Leptokaropoulou

Constance Anderson

Virginia Broyles, TWIG Media Lab, Ririe Woodbury Dance Company

Maeve Friedman, Summer Sierra, Isabella Campbell

Marion Renerre, Tatiana Becouarn

Fu Le, Magalie Lanriot, Roel Q Seeber

Kinga Kovács

This event is made possible by support from the Arts, Culture, Entertainment Fund, Salt Lake City Arts Council, Utah Division of Arts & Museums, and ZAP.