first day back at dance

The fantastical DANCETRAVAGANZA is coming! Dancetrava-whata ? Why, it is only the most wonderful way to start the new year! This is our charity New Year celebration dance recital extravaganza! (You see what we did there?) Because seeing your amazing kids get up and perform on a real stage and coming together for charity is the greatest combination we can think of since someone got peanut butter in my chocolate... The awesomeness will commence Sunday January 26th from 11:00am - 6:00pm at the Huerta Middle School auditorium. 420 S Mariposa St, Burbank, CA 91506 All enrolled dancers, in all of our classes, will participate in the show. And yes I mean even the teeny tiniest of our Happy Feet friends. Each class will be given an approximate performance time, so you can just come for your child's dance or you can spend the whole day with us smiling uncontrollably. We are finalizing the particulars and will have lots of details for you soon. We wanted to make sure you marked your calendars. Everyone enrolled in class will take part in this amazing event. The cost is $65 and this includes a leotard or t-shirt (depending on the class) and 2 tickets to the event. The charge will be added to your dance account and run with the next tuition bill All friends and family may attend, additional tickets are $10. There will be dancing, sweet treats, photo ops, teachers dancing and a participation ribbon! This year we will benefitting the incredible work of Alzheimer's LA Until there's a cure, we'll provide the care. Alzheimer's Los Angeles was founded in 1981 with a mission to improve the lives of local families affected by Alzheimer's and other dementias by increasing awareness, delivering effective programs and services, providing compassionate support, and advocating for quality care and a cure. With 40 years of serving the LA Community, their programs have been recognized through more than a dozen national awards. They have a legacy as a leader in innovative programming for people living with Alzheimer's or another dementia and for their families. "We heal in community. We do not heal in isolation,"