Bellydance Celebration Show in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Join us on Saturday, March 11, for a celebration of Middle Eastern dance at the downtown library. Doors open at 2:30 pm, show starts at 3:00 pm. Free and open to the public.

Join us on Saturday, March 11, for a celebration of Middle Eastern dance at the downtown library. Doors open at 2:30 pm, show starts at 3:00 pm. Free and open to the public.

While most will use GPS to find their way to the studio, I thought these photos might be helpful to give you an idea of what to expect. See you there! The address for Strictly Ballroom is 125 Olde Greenwich Dr, Fredericksburg, VA 22408. It is located in the Lafayette Square office park, off of…
It’s time for my annual bellydance hafla in Gainesville, VA! Performers include: Katayoun, Iesha & Jasara, Angel, Graciella, Yaalini, Kiyaana, Naida, Al-‘Anqa, Sama, Amaria Selene, Asala, Ayperi, Troupe Eshveh, Suzana Nour, Faerima, and Jessy.
Quick! Check out this title as soon as possible! It is available in streaming format only until Oct. 1st. For professional wanna-be’s, it’s a must. For those who have already been working on their careers a few years, I bet you’ll still find something to inspire you (I did!)When Michelle Joyce (Cheeky Girl Productions) posted…
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You went to the workshop, learned a choreography, and now want to perform it. Sounds good! But what about giving credit? Did you pay for it? Are you going to make money from it? Did you learn it from YouTube? Do you want to teach it to another dancer? Hopefully you paid to learn the…
I’m thrilled to present an evening of bellydance performances on October 14 in downtown Fredericksburg! This show will feature professional, hobbyist, and various levels of student dancers, all presenting dances inspired by those in the Middle East. Performers include several of my students (Yaalini, Jessy, Katrina, et al) and guests Suzana Nour, Kawakib, Prism Dancers,…