Toronto-Area BOLD Dance Company Announces 2017 Summer Camp Program Details

Mar 14, 2017

Options will include Princess Summer Dance Camp, Future Pop Stars Dance Camp, and Summer Intensive Program for experienced dancers, BOLD Dance Company reports

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario - March 14, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

BOLD Dance Company announced the studio's summer camp options for 2017. Dancers aged two through eighteen will be able to choose from three distinct programs, all to be held at the 10,000-square-foot BOLD Dance Company studio in Mississauga.

The Princess Summer Dance Camp will familiarize students aged two through six with basic dance techniques in fun-focused, fantasy-inspired lessons. The Future Pop Stars Dance Camp will see participants aged two through ten learning the fundamentals of dance through pop-inspired routines, while arts and crafts sessions and visits from real pop stars spice things up.

Finally, the BOLD Dance Company Summer Intensive Program will help established dancers aged six through eighteen advance their skills and take on new challenges. All of the summer 2017 BOLD Dance Company programs will be led by highly experienced, professional instructors, with registration open now at http://www.bolddancecompany.net. Now in its eighth year of operation, BOLD Dance Company has been selected as one of the top competition studios in Canada by Dance Spirit Magazine and offers a full range of recreational and competitive programs at its spacious, state of the art facility.

"We're happy to unveil our summer camp schedule for this year, and we think that many families throughout the Greater Toronto Area are going to be thrilled with what we have to offer," said BOLD Dance Company Director Sandra Macri. "Many a young dancer dreams of being a princess, and our Princess Summer Dance Camp will build on that inspiration in fun ways that impart important skills and contribute to physical fitness. Our Future Pop Stars Dance Camp will be every bit as exciting, with each graduate receiving a DVD video of their own special performance. Finally, dancers with some experience who aim at even more impressive things will receive all the professional instruction and support they need in our Summer Intensive Program. We think this is going to be our best summer yet."

Registration for the upcoming 2017 BOLD Dance Company summer camp programs is open now at http://www.bolddancecompany.net/. Site visitors can also learn more about the studio's regular dance programs, from recreational to competitive, and view pictures of its modern, well-equipped facility.

About BOLD Dance Company:
As one of the top studios in the Greater Toronto Area, BOLD Dance Company offers a full range of recreational and competitive programs led by professional instructors in a fun, safe, supportive environment.

Contact Info:
Name: Sandra Macri
Organization: BOLD Dance Company
Address: 136 Watline Ave., Suite 3 & 4 Mississauga, ON L4Z 2E2
Phone: 905.507.2653

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