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Daddy Daughter Dance and Tall & Small Dance
Come dance through the decades at this year’s Daddy Daughter /Tall & Small Dance. On Friday, dads and daughters will enjoy a night full of retro fun as they visit different decades. Participants can get a Y2K-inspired makeover, create a far-out craft, and dance the night away under the neon lights of our 70s disco.
On Saturday, instead of our traditional Daddy Daughter Dance, we are offering a Tall & Small Dance where any child can attend with any adult chaperone. Light appetizers will be offered on both nights, and we will end with a desert bar and a confetti celebration. A $10 fee per person will be charged to anyone registering after Feb. 18 space permitting. No registration will be taken at the door.
Please pay attention to the date you register for (Friday or Saturday).
A $10 fee per person will be charged to anyone who registers after Feb. 18 space permitting. The last day to register is Feb. 25.
Children must be accompanied by a male chaperone on Friday.
You MUST sign up a child AND an adult to be registered.
No registration will be taken at the door.
For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Making Valentine’s Special for Kids: Kits to Go, Daddy-Daughter Dances, and More.
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