International Tap Dance Day 2026
Join Sole Rebel for a special Footage Night screening of the landmark tap dance documentary No Maps on My Taps as part of our International Tap Dance Day celebrations.
Directed by George T. Nierenberg, this iconic 1979 film celebrates tap dance as a uniquely African American art form and helped spark the tap dance revival of the 1980s.
The evening will include:
Whether you are a tap dancer, jazz lover, dance student or simply curious to learn more, all are welcome.
Thanks for booking onto our No Maps on My Taps Footage Night as part of International Tap Dance Day 2026!
📍 Venue: Café Tabac
⏰ Please arrive 10–15 minutes early so you can grab a drink and get settled before the screening begins.
This will be an informal and relaxed evening of film, discussion and celebration of tap dance history and jazz culture.
Places are limited and seating is unallocated.
If you can no longer attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your place to someone on the waiting list.
We can’t wait to celebrate International Tap Dance Day with you
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Standard Ticket
General admission for the No Maps on My Taps Footage Night screening and discussion.
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£4 | |
Concession Ticket
For students, unwaged attendees and under 18s.
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£2.5 | |
Supporter Ticket
For those who would like to give a little extra support towards Sole Rebel’s community work, tap heritage projects and future events.
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£6 |
Cafe Tabac
126 Bold Street
Liverpool
L1 4JA
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