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Eugene Ballet Youth (EBY) Touring

The Eugene Ballet Youth (EBY) award-winning Touring Team has wrapped another incredible season of dance, travel, and growth, and we’re already looking ahead with excitement! We invite both new and returning dancers to join us for the 2026–27 season as we continue this inspiring and unforgettable journey.
The EBY Touring Program, led by Sarah Pecht and Liz Warthen, offers a dynamic and supportive environment where dedicated young dancers thrive as performers and teammates. Throughout the season, dancers build confidence, discipline, and a strong sense of pride in their accomplishments, both on and off the stage.
Opportunities are available for dancers ages 5–18 with at least two years of dance experience.

Touring Teams

Rehearsals: All competition routines for the season will be taught during regular team classes beginning in September 2026, with additional choreography sessions held August 17 – September 3. The Touring Team attends three competitions/conventions in the Pacific Northwest, with dates finalized by mid-July. Additional community performance opportunities may also be scheduled throughout the season—giving dancers even more chances to shine.

Class Requirements: All EBY Touring dancers must fulfill all required classes in their assigned level in order to be eligible to participate.

2026/27 Touring Team Rehearsals

Pearl

Monday 6:00–6:45pm 

Periwinkle

Monday 6:45–7:15pm 

Opal

Monday 8:45-9:15pm

Aqua 

Tuesday 6:00–6:30pm 

Acro

Tuesday 6:30–7:00pm 

Cobalt

Tuesday 7:00–7:30pm

Onyx

Tuesday 7:00–7:30pm

Navy

Tuesday 7:00–7:30pm

Azure

Tuesday 7:30–8:00pm

Topaz

Tuesday 7:30–8:15pm

Sapphire

Tuesday 8:00–8:30pm

Teen Hip Hop 

Tuesday 8:15–8:45pm

Ivory

Tuesday 8:45-9:15pm

Teal

Tuesday 8:45–9:15pm

Indigo

Tuesday 9:15–9:45pm

Jr. Hip Hop 

Thursday 8:45–9:15pm

*If you have any questions regarding EBY Touring, please reach out to eby@eugeneballetacademy.org. 

Featured images by Liz Hults, Hollywood Connection and Velocity Dance Convention

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