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New York Public Library Digital Gallery, Jerome Robbins Dance Division / more

KERA's Art & Seek Dance page highlights cultural events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Dance.  The North Texas Dance Council lists events on its site and in its Dance! publication, highlighting area companies, activities and events.  TCU dance events / College of Fine Arts  

La Dame aux Camelias, available with hundreds of other titles in the Dance Online: Dance in Video database (click the photo to play the video). More resources are under the Videos tab above.

There are three major tools for finding material for your research projects.  Here's a quick summary of those tools.  See the FrogScholar & catalog tabs above for more.

		FrogScholar is a flexible, Google-like search tool available from the search box at library.tcu.edu, accessing everything that the catalog does, PLUS
most of TCU's databases, connecting you to books, journal and newspaper articles, videos and more.
		The TCU Library catalog is a precision tool for obtaining information on books, DVDs, journals and more, with direct access to some online materials
like ebooks and streaming videos. The catalog does NOT find articles within journals.  The catalog is available from the library home page or library.tcu.edu/catalog.
		Databases are specialized online collections of materials such as journal articles, book chapters, images/music/videos, maps, reports, statistics and
much more. Each database vendor (for example, Alexander Street Press) has its own search interface.  Find the databases from the center section at library.tcu.edu and from most of the Patron Services pages. For the Dance community, there's a list of Dance databases.

Here are some of the latest dance stories from the New York Times.  For MORE NEWS go to Arts Journal; also check out the Current dance news and review sources box in this guide.