The Boise Traditional Chinese Dance Group was started in 2004 as a cultural enrichment after-school program for the Boise Modern Chinese School. Over the years, the program has grown from one dance class to four dance classes and a performance group including both adult and children dancers, while still under the Boise Modern Chinese School. The two missions of the group are
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“Giving back to my community means a lot to me. During my dance activities, I am involved in teaching, dancing, choreography, costume design, improving my leadership and management skills. I can then bring my newfound skills and knowledge back to the community, to help in a more effective way. It is a good opportunity to make new friends and show appreciation to the community and the people who helped me.” ~ Hua Yan, founder and head instructor.
Contact:
Julia Chen
julia.jchen@gmail.com
540-270-0464

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