Indepen-dance Summer Shindig 2018
Back by popular demand, It’s the Summer Shindig!!!
THE ADULT WEEK (17+) will be 16th July – 20th
July 10am-2pm
THE YOUTH WEEK (8-16 years) will be 23rd July –
27th July 10am-2pm
Maryhill Community Education Centre . 35 Avenuepark Street, G20 8TS
Last summer, lots of moves were learned, friends were made and dances were ,well , danced 🙂
so this July, Indepen-dance once again presents a week-long dance course of inclusive and accessible fun for everyone at the Maryhill Community Education Centre. Our team will keep you motivated and energised during the week along with a grand sharing on the final day to showcase everyone’s talent.
it will cost £15 for the day fee or £60 block booking for the entire week.
To book your space or to find out more information then please call office on : 0141 552 3555
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