AN Ilkley community centre is set to host a 24-hour fundraising danceathon this week weekend.
The Clarke Foley Danceathon, set to take place from 2pm on Saturday, October 26th until 2pm on Sunday, October 27th.
A spokesperson for the Clarke Foley Centre said: "This vibrant event will bring together community dance groups, enthusiasts, and supporters for a day filled with dance, music, and fun - all in support of raising essential funds for the centre.
"The Danceathon will feature a diverse line up of local dance groups, each leading energetic sessions in various dance styles. From salsa to swing, ballet to breakdancing, there will be something for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just looking to enjoy a lively day out."
“We’re excited to host this Danceathon as a way to engage the community in a fun and active way while raising funds for the Clarke Foley Centre,” added Anna Clewlow, Marketing Manager at the Clarke Foley Centre. “Our goal is to bring people together through dance and to raise funds to continue providing valuable services to the community. We are looking to connect with as many local dance groups as possible to help us make the event as successful as possible’.
The Clarke Foley Danceathon is open to all ages and abilities, and participants are encouraged to come dressed for movement and ready to dance. In addition to the dance sessions, there will be refreshments, raffles, and plenty of opportunities to support the centre’s fundraising efforts.
People are invited to take part in any of the free sessions or watch and enjoy the entertainment and cheer on the dancers.
You can join us for as long or as little as you want. Every bit of support counts.
All proceeds from the event will go directly to the Clarke Foley Centre, helping to fund the wide range of activities and services offered to people of all ages in the community.
For a full schedule of the danceathon visit: https://clarkefoley.org.uk/danceathon-schedule/
To find out how you can participate, please contact marketing@clarkefoley.org.uk
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