American Tap Dance Foundation Will Host Free Open Houses This Month
Open houses take place June 9-22.
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Tony Waag, Executive Director of the American Tap Dance Foundation, announced the organization's free upcoming tap dance Open Houses, June 9-22, at the American Tap Dance Center, 154 Christopher Street #2B between Washington & Greenwich Streets in downtown Manhattan (times vary).
All Open Houses include complimentary tap dance classes for children (Ages 4-1/2 +), Teens and Adults. "Meet the staff, check out the studios, borrow a pair of tap shoes (or bring your own), and learn a few moves!” RSVP, limited space: shebach@atdf.org. For more information call: 646-230-9564. Visit https://www.atdf.org/home-/classes
The Free, ATDF Open House Class Lineup:
Friday, June 9 (5:30-6:15pm) - Adults, all levels
Thursday, June 15 (4-5pm) - Adults, all levels
Wednesday, June 21 (4:30-5:30pm) - Youth, all levels
Thursday, June 22 (4:30-5:30) - Youth, all levels
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