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As we near the close of the Fall Semester of classes at Ballet Rincon, I want to share that in these closing weeks I have had one of the most satisfying experiences of our nineteen-year history at our studios. This week we completed our first in-class ballet presentations for parents and families of our primary to advanced students, and to great acclaim!

Lucky girl that I am, my work still finds the magic place that first sparked my love of dancing as a child.
When I was about three or four years old, I spent most of my time happily lost in an imaginary world born from the “unhindered-by-siblings” creative time of an only child. My waking hours, although sometimes spent with friends that my mom likes to remind me that she “imported” from the neighborhood, were spent by myself, happy to be deep in my dreamy head.