Dancing with Tri-Cities is a production based on the popular ABC show titled Dancing with the Stars, which features singers, actors, athletes and other celebrities paired with the best dancing professionals. Enjoy watching your favorite celebrities as they compete in ballroom style dancing from samba to swing.
About the Dance Competition
The Dancing with the Tri-Cities Stars Competition will start at 7:00 in the evening at the Chief Joseph Middle School, 504 Wilson Street, Richland on Saturday, June 6. Local stars that are scheduled to participate in the dance are radio personality Faith Martin, Jessica Morales known to be the Hanford Site project manager, the honorable Kennewick Mayor Steve Young, the respectable State Senator Sharon Brown and the founder of Friends of Badger Mountain, Sharon Grant along with Steve Jones, the Principal of Dessert Hills Middle School in Kennewick and the famous weatherman, Tim Adams.
Beth Trost who is a famous local dance instructor, is presenting the event with the cooperation of the Utah Ballroom Dance Company. Their professional dancers will train the local celebrity contestants and performs with them on the night of the competition.
A panel of local judges will be present to give their feedback and they are Mary Lou Gnoza (singer), Ed Dailey (radio personality and instructor), and Bob Rosselli (a retired Department of Energy, Columbian Basin College Foundation official). The audience will get to decide and pick the winner. Half of the event’s profit will go to charity which is designated by the mirror ball trophy holder.
Admission:
$29
To avail of your tickets go check www.dancebybethtrost.com or at A-1 Shoes located at 201 N. Edison Street, Suite 254. You can also purchase your tickets at Sheep’s clothing at 8551 W. Gage Boulevard in Kennewick or by mailing a check to Trost at 3729 Quincy Place also in Kennewick.
Tickets are also available at the door if the event is not yet sold out.
For more information visit http://jjb488.wix.com/dwttcs
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