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More Than Just Great Dancing: Trunk or Treat

You’ve probably heard it before or seen the phrase adorning our walls: “More than just great dancing!”

Halloween Trunk or Treat

On Sunday, we came together as a dance community to watch some fantastic performances by our Sparkle Squad and Performing Company and do some trick-or-treating! Twenty of our families signed up to decorate their vehicles and hand out candy for our first ever Halloween Trunk or Treat. The creativity was majorly impressive.

From the Packer tailgate trunk complete with grilled hotdogs and a TV setup broadcasting the game, to the crazy cat lady trunk, there was something for everyone!

Families went all out with their decorations and everyone’s trunks looked awesome. The variety of trunk displays just goes to show the many varied interests and talents that make our Liberty Dance Center family so special.

Being a Great Performer

Sparkle Squad and Performing Company kept the party going with their fun and vibrant dances. Part of being a great performer is the ability to dance and entertain in any environment. These ladies have mastered that skill! Their energy was infectious and it even had some of the dads dancing along in the parking lot!

Another unique part of our event was the Sweet Abilities food truck. One of our dance moms, Kristen Corrie, owns and operates this incredible business where she employs adults with special needs. The line at her window was long and never dwindled. It was awesome to see everyone supporting her business and enjoying their sweet treats!

Sweet Abilities food truck 1

At Liberty Dance Center, we always say that it’s our goal to foster community and make our dancers great people. Everyone in attendance at our Trunk or Treat event was a true reflection of this sentiment!

Thank you all for making our day such an enjoyable success!

Miss Lori

Written by:

Miss Lori

Lori graduated from UW-Stevens Point with her Bachelor’s Degree in Dance in 2013. Lori enjoys teaching dance because it combines her love of children, her pedagogical background, and her passion for helping others express themselves through movement.