"DANCE DREAMS"
Making Dreams Come True for Tomorrow's Ballroom
Stars
The Keiki & Youth Dance Benefit by Hawaii Dancesport, Inc. is
COMING SOON. Tell Your Friends.~~~Saturday, April 5th, 2014~~~
When: Saturday, April 5,
2014
Time:6:00p-11:30p Where: Ala Moana Hotel, Hibiscus
Ballroom
Cost: VIP Seating $80/General Seating $65
Performances by Keiki Dance Troupe, Junior & Youth Pro-Am solos,
Youth Group & Special Guests
Includes Dinner & General Dancing
For
reservations & more Info:
Website:
www.hawaiidancesport.comEmail:
hawaiidancesport@gmail.com or Call Yanna: (732) 499-0407
Our Keiki & Youth program for ballroom dancing was established
under "Hawaii Dancesport, Inc.," a non-profit registered with the State of
Hawaii, pending approval of its IRS Section 501(c)(3) status. This program,
supported by scholarships and donations, is not just for our students, but for
ALL interested keikis and youth in Hawaii - all keikis and youth may apply for a
scholarship.
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The criteria for scholarship eligibility may be found on Hawaii
Dancesport's website indicated above, or may be emailed to you. A hundred
percent (100%) of the proceeds from this benefit will go towards Hawaii
Dancesport Inc.'s keiki and youth scholarship fund.
Many youth sports nurture only the physical needs of young people,
while other programs address only the academic. Ballroom dance instruction on
the other hand, provides exercise, intellectual stimulation, and teaches
important social skills. And why call the non-profit program Hawaii Dancesport?
what is "Dancesport?" Dancesport, as its name would suggest, is a form of
competitive dancing, athletic and physically demanding, just like soccer,
swimming, tennis, or running. It teaches coordination, increases stamina AND
promotes good health and a healthy body image. Ballroom dance is also
intellectually demanding. With four (4) styles encompassing 19 dances, mastery
can take a lifetime. Each dance has a complex list of required steps, and each
step has 75 years of technique behind it.
In an effort to provide such dance opportunities to the keikis and
youth of Hawaii, Hawaii Dancesport Inc.'s scholarship program was created to
enable those interested keikis and youth to take ballroom lessons, perform
exhibition dancing and enter ballroom competitions.
COME and Join us on April 5th to help fund these efforts for our
kids. COME help us mold them into future adults we can be proud of. COME help
us make their dreams come true...........Mahalo nui loa.
**PLEASE ALSO SEE ATTACHED FLYER.
Yanna
President of Hawaii Dancesport, Inc.
Co-owner of Divino
Ritmo Dance, LLC
Due to a scheduling conflict at the CUPOLA Divino Ritmo's end-of-
the-month social dance will be moved to Tuesday, JULY 22nd!
Well, guess what? Hustle never dies, and World Hustle Champion,
Lucas Jaime is right in our backyard!You will get a very special treat on
Tuesday, June 24th at the CUPOLA from the Champ himself, when Lucas will show
you his incredible moves on the floor and in a mini lesson! Doors open
6:30p-9:30p at the CUPOLA on the 2nd floor of the Honolulu Design Center, 1250
Kapiolani. Come for food & drink that are available for purchase and
discounted pupus if ordered by 7p.
To make your reservations for
these events, you may call any of the contact numbers listed above or email: divinoritmo@aol.com
My main girl Lani and I just lazed at home this past Monday. What with all the dancing we did Sunday night at the Grand Opening of the Aloha Dancesport Center, we had to rest up for the Salsa dance class at the Palladium in the evening. IBDI has Greg the Salsaman on tap teaching the Salsa on their Monday night schedule and since Lani and I have never learned the Salsa from a professional this was a good time to get into the rhythm. I believe that this is the first time Greg is teaching this popular Latin dance for IBDI but he did perform the Salsa with Maki Mikami in a showcase at the IBDI Inaugural Ball earlier this year at the Ala Moana Hotel.
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