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Shared by Genevieve Kustiak
TOMORROW is our first day back to dance class!!! Miss Jenna will be there in person to kick off our winter session! You can find the schedule on our website and hopefully all of our dance families follow us here on our Facebook page where we also post updates! Tomorrow (Saturday January 7th) the schedule is all at JRMCC:
10:00-10:45: welcome, shoe fitting/purchase for those needing them (limited sizes may be available)
10:45-11:15 Tap 5-8 years
11:15-12:00 Tap 9-14 years
LUNCH BREAK
1:00-1:30 Combo 3-4 years
1:30-2:00 Combo 5-6 years
2:00-2:45 combo 7-8 years
2:45-3:30 combo 9+ years
*Please make sure your child has a water bottle and appropriate footwear for their respective classes. Dress code- comfortable clothing, more form fitted, easy to move, dance wear encouraged but not mandatory.
We are so excited to have the children back dancing again!
Shared by Genevieve Kustiak
Shared by Charlene Bosiak
https://www.facebook.com/dance.saskatchewan/videos/1590727557784979
DANCE SASKATCHEWAN shared on April 29th 2021
Happy International Dance Day! Here is DSI member and board member Charlene Bosiak with her celebration!
Dancer: Charlene Bosiak
Music: Qadouk AL Mayyas by Sabah Fakri
Choreography: Yasmina Ramzy
#internationaldanceday#passthedanceCanadian Dance Assembly (CDA)
Shared by Genevieve Kustiak
Hi Dance families! Hope you’ve been having a wonderful holiday season! Here is the January Class Schedule for our upcoming start! We are so excited to start back with your young dancers! If you’ve registered your child and haven’t settled up your fees, please do so before classes start. Contact us if you have questions or any concerns. Happy New Year, see you all soon!
Shared by Tammy Cook-Searson
New Years Eve Family Supper and Dance
December 31, 2022.
JRMCC will be open at 7pm ready to ring in the New Year!
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Supper 7-8
Dance 8-12 Live Band, DJ and Fidder player
8-10 Ski doo rides bring warm clothes for the rides
8-10 camp fire Wiener and marshmallow roast
Star gazing with a telescope
Fire works at Midnight
Shared by Devin Bernatchez
Thanks to veteran Ice- Roadmaker Brian Pederson for plowing the Ice road on Nemeiben Lake to all 3 checkpoints for the New Years Eve Poker Rally.
The ice road routes start at the Landing and goes to Jack Bells, Gerald Bells and Keeweetan. So even if you don’t have a skidoo you have an option, I was on the road tonight in the dark in my old impala car and it’s like a highway
Ice is 20” inches in most places, Travel at your own risk.