[ad_1] If you’ve recently opened a studio or are renovating an existing studio, you’re probably on a tight budget. If you’re stuck thinking inside the box, covering the blank walls in your hallways, waiting rooms can be a daunting task. You can use these dance studio decorating ideas to createRead More →
[ad_1] Imagine: you and your favorite people are exploring a gentle, shady little mountain town while being immersed in arts and culture. You only have a short 15 mile drive to make this vision a reality. The Green Box Arts Festival is back in Green Mountain Falls, after the pandemicRead More →
[ad_1] Nicole Falgoust Tanner, Duanne Cormier and Laurie St-Pierre Falgoust “It all started with my mother. Nearly 50 years ago, Laurie St. Pierre Falgoust, mother of Nicole Falgoust Tanner, started dancing lessons at Le Petite Danse by Duanne Cormier. “The first dance studio was located in Norco, next to myRead More →
[ad_1] Aim High Dance Fitness has opened in Hull, offering something a little different from your typical dance studio. The sports and fitness space, at Spring Bank West, exudes glamor with its jazzy decor and special after-class treats. Owner Amy has been spending her time in lockdown preparing to openRead More →
[ad_1] The Artists in Motion dance studio will organize a variety of dance classes and camps for young people of all ages this summer to raise awareness and instill in them a passion for the arts. Bethany Hansen, artistic director of the studio, said the studio had been open sinceRead More →
[ad_1] Melissa’s School of Dance and Gymnastics presented their summer recital Thursday night at Sterling Middle School. Melissa Craddock, the school’s master choreographer, has devised a “Wonderful World of Disney” tribute to Disney filmography. From beginner students typing “Mary Had a Little Lamb” to older students dancing solo, the 24-danceRead More →
[ad_1] LOS ANGELES – When it comes to her passion for music and dance, Lorena Gomez Maese never misses a step. The choreographer and designer merges various cultural traditions to create a dance atmosphere that is both enjoyable and educational. What would you like to know A new dance studioRead More →
[ad_1] GREENFIELD – For a local dancer, hip-hop has always been a kind of therapy, an art form that has helped her cope with many personal difficulties. And now, along with her partner Danny Guzman, Rebecca Bustillos hopes to bring that same benefit of art and expression to the peopleRead More →
[ad_1] Kris Robinson quit her job in the tech industry to open Hill Country Tippi Toes Dance Studio in 2016, which began teaching kids dance through after-school programs on campus. Company instructors still teach at schools in the Central Texas area, but Robinson also developed a studio in Kyle inRead More →
[ad_1] TAYLOR COUNTY—Local ladies took to the stage to show their hard work and dedication to dancing with Rebecca’s Dance Studio. While the studio is located in Bridgeport, many local young people make the trip down US Route 50 to learn from Rebecca Phillips, who is in her 28and yearRead More →
[ad_1] TAYLOR COUNTY — Local women took the stage to show off their hard work and dedication to dancing with Rebecca’s dance studio. While the studio is located in Bridgeport, many local youth make the US Route 50 trip to learn from 28-year-old Rebecca Phillips.e year at the workshop. AndRead More →
[ad_1] SARTELL – A popular Sartell dance studio will soon have a new home. Renovation work is underway to transform the old Sartell police station into a new one Studio B. Dance studio. The owners Catie and Charlie bunde bought the building from the city in April. Charlie says thatRead More →
[ad_1] DURHAM, North Carolina — Empowering the Dance Studio organizes its first dance recital since the start of the pandemic. Owner Nicole Oxendine rehearsed with her dancers for weeks before the big day: June 15. What do you want to know The Empower Dance Studio recital, “Dance is Life”, willRead More →
[ad_1] DURHAM, NC – Empower the dance studio holds its first dance recital since the start of the pandemic. Owner Nicole Oxendine has been rehearsing with her dancers for weeks before the big day: June 15th. What would you like to know The Empower Dance Studio recital, “Dance is Life”,Read More →
[ad_1] Photos of Janelle Patterson Sarah Brooker, 18, of Williamstown, goes down in a pointe dance at The Anchorage in Marietta on Friday. If you are going to ¯ What: The Stacey’s Dance Studio recital honoring local businesses that have survived coronavirus shutdowns. Where: Odyssée Theater at Lafayette Plaza inRead More →
[ad_1] HANFORD – The staff, dancers and volunteers of PATY’Studio are delighted to present the annual June recital production titled “TIME! “ “After nearly a year and a half without being able to be on stage or have an actual audience due to COVID-19, we are more than excited! MoreRead More →
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[ad_1] They are dancers from the Marquette Dance Studio. (photo sent) MARQUETTE — When the COVID-19 pandemic began last year, Studio Dance Arts at Marquette closed on March 13, 2020 mid-season. “We had no idea what was going on or how long the situation would last, but we closed anywayRead More →
[ad_1] Sheila Kelley of S FactorScreenshot: Sheila Kelley S Factor – Global Events / YouTube “Girl Power” with an asterisk is low. True and sincere movements for women’s empowerment should be inclusive and uphold fairness – and they certainly shouldn’t thrive on the commodification of black and brown bodies. TheRead More →
[ad_1] The London Children’s Ballet is Wandsworth’s first cultural tenant to open its doors to the public, joining a cohort of cultural organizations (including Matt’s Gallery, World Heart Beat Academy and Chocolate Films in Nine Elms) to occupy new spaces in the Part of Wandsworth’s vision to integrate culture intoRead More →
[ad_1] “For me personally,” said Sara Bachman-Rhodes, director of The Studio and owner of Happy 2 Move. “It’s one of my goals in what I do.” Early morning light streamed through the windows, lighting up the mirrors lining the wall to reflect the dance floor. “I see in all kindsRead More →
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[ad_1] WILLISTON, ND — Gigi Goulet, 13, was born with Down syndrome, creating challenges for her and her family, but that hasn’t stopped her love of dance and joy. She likes to be in front of the crowd. “So what I really appreciate is the audience,” Gigi said. Her passionRead More →
[ad_1] While Karen Gronsky’s dance studio isn’t Danville’s most important gathering place, it ranks near the top. Almost every night, a quick drive or stroll past the studio’s glass frontage would feature dozens of dancers of all ages and skill levels, displaying smiles and toothy laughs. But the studio wasRead More →