Keep your dance festival year in one place.

Every festival you're going to, in one place.

Your full pass and your hotel booking, kept on the festival they belong to and openable with no signal. Your whole year on one screen. And a warning when a festival lands on days you can't travel. Free, and nothing you keep here is public.

My agenda

Keep the festivals you have chosen: your year on one screen, your full pass and hotel booking on each one, and a warning when a festival clashes with days you cannot travel.

  1. Going Lisbon

    Mar 12, 2027 – Mar 15, 2027

    • Full pass — confirmed
    • Accommodation — confirmed
    • Flights — confirmed
  2. Going Berlin

    Apr 2, 2027 – Apr 5, 2027
    Clashes with the days you blocked

    • Full pass — confirmed
    • Accommodation — pending
  3. Interested Amsterdam

    May 20, 2027 – May 23, 2027

    • Full pass — pending
An example year — this is what your agenda looks like.
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Browse festivals

Kizomba, Urban Kiz, Tarraxo, Semba, Konpa, Bachata, Salsa and Zouk — gathered from Facebook events, booking platforms and promoter sites. Search the festival you already know, or see what is on near you.

How it works

  1. Find

    Search the festival you already know, or browse what is near you. List or map, filtered by style, month, city, or the DJ you follow.

  2. Mark

    Interested, Going, or not your thing. One tap, from the list or the festival page.

  3. Plan

    Your festival year in one calendar. Keep your pass and hotel booking on each festival, block the days you are busy, see the clashes, and export it to your phone.

What you won't find elsewhere

  • Your whole year, not just next weekend

    The year view maps everywhere you are going, lists your festivals in order and breaks them down by month. Block your holidays, weddings and work trips, and Ondanse flags the festivals that clash.

  • Your pass, at the door

    Every festival carries a short checklist — full pass, accommodation, flights, days off — and you can attach the documents themselves. Photograph the pass, drop in the hotel confirmation, and your next festival's documents open even with no signal.

  • Take it with you

    Download your agenda as a calendar file, or subscribe to it from Google, Apple or Outlook so the festivals you mark later show up there too. Or share a link, and your friends see where you will be dancing.

  • One list instead of fifteen booking sites

    Each country has its own booking site and its own Facebook bubble. Ondanse gathers what it can find into one list — and always links back to the original event and booking page, so you book where you always did.

  • Filters that speak dancer

    Urban Kiz, Tarraxo, Semba, Konpa and Douceur are filters of their own, not all lumped together as Kizomba. Add a month range, a city or festival name, and the DJs and teachers you would travel for.

  • Map and distance

    What is within 250 km of me in October? Pick a radius — 50, 100, 250 or 500 km — and see it on the map. Festivals held entirely in one hotel are marked, so you know before you click.

  • The catalog grows with you

    Know a festival that is not here? Add it yourself from the search results. Every addition is checked before it appears publicly — and in the meantime you can keep it in your own agenda as a private event.

  • I'm promoting this festival

    Got a promo code from a festival? Register it in one tap on the festival itself. We check it on the booking platform, then your code appears on the listing for every dancer who sees it — and the festival is highlighted as sponsored.

  • I'm a taxi dancer here

    Say which styles you dance and when you are free, in festival local time. Dancers who are Going book a slot with you, and you keep the slots you want for yourself. Today this lives in WhatsApp groups and luck.

How Ondanse works

We don't compete with the platforms we list
Ondanse is a signpost, not a destination. Every festival here exists to hand you off — to the event's own page, the promoter's site, the booking provider that actually sells the pass. We take no bookings, sell no tickets, take no commission and run no ads. If you find a festival here and book it on the provider's own site or through the promoter's Facebook event, that is the app working exactly as intended.
Keep finding festivals wherever you find them
A promoter's Facebook page, a national booking site, a friend's story — however you come across festivals today, keep doing that. Ondanse is where you keep the ones you have chosen, so your year stops living in fifteen browser bookmarks.
Everything here comes from pages anyone can open
And it always links back to the original. Nothing is harvested automatically from Facebook: when a festival's information lives in a Facebook event, a person opens that public page and copies it in by hand.

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Ondanse is a personal project by one dancer, not a booking company. It never takes your booking or your money — it sends you to the festival's own page.