SLIDESHOW: UnTangled – Spectrum City Dance’s year end show

Spectrum City Dance held its year end show on Saturday and Sunday with the feature show “UnTangled.' After a short intermission there were the other spectacular performances with dancers of all ages.

SLIDESHOW: UnTangled – Spectrum City Dance’s year end show

Spectrum City Dance held its year end show on Saturday and Sunday with the feature show “UnTangled" with Rapunzel themed

William Gye
Jun. 22, 2016 10:00 a.m.
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