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Vancouver’s cultural calendar boasts plenty of dance performances and events year round. Dancing on the Edge, however, holds the distinction of being not only the longest-running dance festival in the city, but in the country. Launched in 1988 by Firehall Theatre Society in order to give local dance companies a much-needed supported performance space, this year’s 27th annual edition (starting tonight, July 2) once again brings together talent from across Canada for 10 days of multifaceted programming. Participating choreographers, dancers, and companies taking part this year include Paul-André Fortier (Montreal), MOVE: the company and Hong Kong Exile (Vancouver), Nathaniel Justiniano (San Francisco), and many others. Performances take place at Firehall Arts Centre, Scotiabank Dance Centre, and unconventional sites including Granville Island and Portside Park. Go here for more details and to view the complete schedule.Dancing on the Edge 2015July 2-11 at various venuesSingle tickets $22-$28 (multi-ticket passes and group rates are available) from Dancingontheedge.org