In Photos: Young Sicamous dancers move to the music

Fiona Turner, Britton Hutchinson, instructor Melissa Alderliesten, Elliot Koss, Aurora and Raya Alderliestein perform during the Sicamous Rec Program’s session-end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)Fiona Turner, Britton Hutchinson, instructor Melissa Alderliesten, Elliot Koss, Aurora and Raya Alderliestein perform during the Sicamous Rec Program’s session-end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)
Adra Yonkers and Ella Thul dance in the beginner ballet performance of the Sicamous Rec Program’s session end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)Adra Yonkers and Ella Thul dance in the beginner ballet performance of the Sicamous Rec Program’s session end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)
Evan Terrazas takes a tumble during one of the acrobatic performances of the Sicamous Rec Program’s session-end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)Evan Terrazas takes a tumble during one of the acrobatic performances of the Sicamous Rec Program’s session-end recital on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)
Isabella Attig, Ayla Hutchinson, Spencer Hilder, Danika Rennie, Mayia Lake dance with instructor Melissa Alderliesten on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)Isabella Attig, Ayla Hutchinson, Spencer Hilder, Danika Rennie, Mayia Lake dance with instructor Melissa Alderliesten on Thursday, Dec. 5. (Jim Elliot/Eagle Valley News)
In Photos: Young Sicamous dancers move to the music

The hottest ticket in town on Thursday, Dec. 5 was the Sicamous after school rec program’s dance recital.

Most of the bleachers at Eagle River Secondary’s gym were filled with people there to watch the district-run program’s young performers dance in a variety of styles, from ballet to acrobatics and musical theatre.

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