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Clogging, make your own tap shoes/ dance hat decorating/group dances, and Story time!
November 9, 2024
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
(Expired)
Wheatland Music Organization
7251 50th Ave
Remus, MI 49340 (989) 967-8879
7251 50th Ave
Remus, MI 49340 (989) 967-8879
Cost: FREE
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Contact:
Phone: (989) 967-8879
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089331067378&sk=events
Contact:
Phone: (989) 967-8879
Join Wheatscouts, where we will become the first-ever Wheatscout clogging team! Activities for the day include making your own tap shoes (to take home), decorating our team hats, learning rhythm and clog steps, circle dances and square dance calls, dress up, team up, show us your own dance choreography, and a bit of quiet story time. No dance experience needed, we will focus on movement, expression, and fun!
Marcia LeClear will lead the dance instruction, and Bruce Bauman will be our fiddler!
Wheatscouts typically meet the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!
If your child is interested in dance, music and arts, make sure to check out the Wheatland scholarships (e.g., for lessons, instruments, craft tools, participation in camps/workshops) and local music lesson programs that are available year-round through the Wheatland Music Organization. Learn more at https://wheatlandmusic.org/giving-and-receiving/scholarships!
About Wheatscouts: Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public and all ages of children are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership required. From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks and tie-dye - we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.