Sundance
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Sundance most commonly refers to:
- Sun dance, a Native American ceremony
- Sundance Film Festival, held annually in Utah
For more uses see the contents below.
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Arts and Media [edit]
- Sundance Group, an umbrella corporation run by Robert Redford with subsidiaries:
- Sundance Channel (United States), an independent film network in the United States
- Sundance Institute, a center located in Utah's Wasatch Mountains that allows emerging filmmakers to cultivate their craft
- An Australian pop-rock musical group formerly known as The Sundance Kids.
Places [edit]
- Sundance Resort, a Utah ski resort
- Sundance, Manitoba, a ghost town in Manitoba, Canada
- Sundance, Wyoming, the county seat and largest community in Crook County
- Sundance, Calgary, a neighbourhood in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Sundance Mountain in Bonner County, Idaho where the Sundance wildfire of 1967 originated
People [edit]
- Sundance Bilson-Thompson, an Australian physicist
- Sundance Head, an American singer and former American Idol contestant
- Harry Longabaugh, who was known by the nickname Sundance Kid
Other [edit]
- Sundance (album), by Chick Corea
- "Sun Dance" (song), by Tomahawk
- Sundance (video game), released in 1979
- Sundance (charter vessel), on the River Thames
- Plymouth Sundance, a car made by Chrysler Corporation from 1987–1994
- Sundance Resources Limited, an Australian mining company
- One of the Tamworth Two pigs who escaped from an abattoir and caused a media frenzy in England in 1998
- Windows Live Movie Maker, code named Sundance during development
- A call sign used by aircraft of the now-defunct WestAir Commuter Airlines
See also [edit]
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