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2008-10-02
00:00:00 - Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-03
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-04
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-05
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-06
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-07
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-08
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
2008-10-09
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
00:00:00-00:00:00 DSC Student Vocal Recital
2008-10-10
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater)
00:00:00-00:00:00 DSC Choral Concert
2008-10-11
Dancing at Lughnasa (Theater) - 00:00:00
2008-10-14
00:00:00-00:00:00 DSC Symphony Band and Orchestra Concert
2008-10-21
00:00:00-00:00:00 DSC Jazz and Percussion Concert
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Event icon FREE TRIP TO CHINA! Ilene Hacker's IPS DANCE ACADEMY is looking for Dance Instructors!
2008-03-01
Event icon TAP DANCING FOR ADULTS!
2008-04-27
Event icon Studio opening at corner of Riverside Drive and Mall Drive
2008-08-11
Event icon BALLET FOR KIDS, TEENS & ADULTS
2008-08-31
Event icon Elements- Earth, Water, Air, Fire
2008-09-20
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