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Dear CD&FS Families, Please see our attached June Newsletter. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director
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Dear CD&FS Families, Please see the attached newsletter. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director Dear CD&FS Families, Please carefully read through our March newsletter for events, reminders, and studio happenings. And our Teen Jazz and Junior Company Tour Preview video is now live! You can watch the show on our YouTube. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director Dear CD&FS Families, Please see our attached February newsletter for studio updates and news. We’ve also included information at the bottom of this email about additional dance and performance opportunities happening around the state. This coming weekend is our Teen Jazz Tour Preview! More details are in the newsletter, but it’s a wonderful way to support Teen Jazz and Junior Company and enjoy a fantastic show. For our students, we will also hold an open dress rehearsal on Friday from 6pm to 7pm. February Break Camp with Lost Nation Theater: Attachment: A Wrinkle In Time.pdf (3.3MB) Burklyn Ballet Summer Program Auditions: Attachment: Lines Vermont.png (612.6kB) More about the program HERE. Lines VT Summer Intensive: https://www.linesvt.com/intensive Dear CD&FS Families, Happy New Year! Attached are our latest newsletter and call to dancers for Community Company. Please be sure to read through both for important updates and upcoming opportunities. Classes resume on January 5th, and we’re looking forward to being back in the studio together. Believe it or not, we’re already starting to think about Summer Camps! Please take a few moments to fill out our summer camp survey so we can best shape our offerings to meet the needs of our dancers and families. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director  Dear CD&FS Families, We have another packed newsletter for you this month, full of fun photos, a link to our November WIP show, opportunities to get involved, and important studio news and reminders. Our Food Drive begins today, and we’d love your participation. Also, don’t forget: today is the final day to take advantage of our Small Business Saturday to Cyber Monday sale. Save 10% on Winter Camps and Events or 15% on class packs. Please take a moment to read through the newsletter so you don’t miss anything. We’re excited to see all of your faces as classes resume today. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director Priority Items for the Montpelier Food Pantry • Any canned goods, preferably with a pull top • Beans - canned and dried •Flour, sugar, and other baking ingredients • Rice and pasta • Instant mashed potatoes • Boxes of mac and cheese • Fruit snacks, granola bars and cracker sandwiches • Anything snack sized is always a big hit • Sanitary pads & tampons • Disposable diapers • Toothpaste and toothbrushes • Bandaids • Soap and Deodorant winter break camps and events!Dear CD&FS Families, Our November newsletter is attached. It’s a full one this month - performances, workshops, Spirit Week photos, Thanksgiving Break details, and some important reminders about the rest of the season - so please take a moment to read it through and add the key dates to your calendar. A quick shout-out to Jr HipHop 4, who performed downtown on Halloween in the rain and still looked amazing! Good job, dancers. Thank you, Darlene, for filming and sharing: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PuAQRL77OJDcx7GaeSs0HKZjpu38mLUG Dear CD&FS Families, Our October newsletter is attached and packed with events, opportunities, and reminders. Two quick notes to highlight:
     Dear CD&FS Families, After taking a breath to enjoy the warm days of summer, the staff and I have been back in the studio preparing for the new season. Over the past two weeks, we’ve welcomed dancers back as they work toward auditions for Teen Jazz and Junior Company. The first days back are always a little tentative. An exploration of where our bodies and minds are, not yet fully here and integrated, still lingering in the rivers, lakes, and mountains of our summers. It’s a joy to be back in the studio with the students. Feeling our bodies move and stretch again, waking up our minds to the demands of learning choreography, and opening our hearts and energy to the practice of performance. I want to extend a warm welcome to both new and returning families. The first week of classes is a blend of excited energy as we also take time to learn class policies, rhythms, and expectations. If you have any questions, please stop by the front desk to speak with AnnaMaria, our Assistant to the Director. She can answer any questions you may have. And if you catch me in the studio, don’t hesitate to say hi! I’m often in class teaching, but can always spare a moment or two. Here’s to a fabulous year of dance full of movement, growth, joy, and community. Best, Isadora Snapp, Director     |
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