Events
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Aug. 26: Open House
All are invited to attend the studio’s annual Open House on Wednesday, August 26 from 4 until 7 p.m. Register for classes at Open House plus get all of your dancewear needs from DanceMax Dancewear. They will have leotards, tights, all types of dance shoes, dance bags, and much, much more. For the safety of all, please wear masks during open house and practice social distancing.
All are invited to attend the studio’s annual Open House on Wednesday, August 26 from 4 until 7 p.m. Register for classes at Open House plus get all of your dancewear needs from DanceMax Dancewear. They will have leotards, tights, all types of dance shoes, dance bags, and much, much more. For the safety of all, please wear masks during open house and practice social distancing.
Previous Events:T:
Aug. 16, 4 to 5 p.m.: "Home: A Virtual Performance"
Noelle Kayser and the dancers of Cartersville City Ballet conceptualized "Home" in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Social distance presented an opportunity to utilize technology as a window into each dancer's living space and unique personality. Over the past several weeks, Noelle and the dancers worked in one-on-one sessions. They selected a space, engaged in conversation, and created six highly personalized solos. The making of "Home" is an example of artistic resilience and our ability to connect as a community even in the face of adversity.
How to watch:
1. Reserve a ticket. Pay what you can. Suggested donation $10.
2. Save your confirmation e-mail.
3. At the time of the performance click the link "Go to online event page."
4. On the online event page there will be a Zoom link to click for access to the Zoom Room. Click the link!
5. Leave your microphone muted throughout the performance. Comments in the chat feature are encouraged!
Noelle Kayser and the dancers of Cartersville City Ballet conceptualized "Home" in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Social distance presented an opportunity to utilize technology as a window into each dancer's living space and unique personality. Over the past several weeks, Noelle and the dancers worked in one-on-one sessions. They selected a space, engaged in conversation, and created six highly personalized solos. The making of "Home" is an example of artistic resilience and our ability to connect as a community even in the face of adversity.
How to watch:
1. Reserve a ticket. Pay what you can. Suggested donation $10.
2. Save your confirmation e-mail.
3. At the time of the performance click the link "Go to online event page."
4. On the online event page there will be a Zoom link to click for access to the Zoom Room. Click the link!
5. Leave your microphone muted throughout the performance. Comments in the chat feature are encouraged!
