Also, we did pursue sponsorships, with the idea we would find businesses
to sponsor $150 for a month annually. No success. We've had a couple of
businesses willing to sponsor a month and it's been helpful. Our biggest
issue is the lack of volunteers and time to ask. With the sponsorship we
We have been fortunate to have an amazing Parks and Rec department in The
City of Pasco, 9n the cities here in the Tri-Cities, WA. They co-sponsor
our summer dance series by providing the venue (a pavillion with concrete
slab) at no charge, tables, chairs, coolers with water, advertising in
their
Hi Larry, all the responses sundar are right on. May I suggest you be sure
to put your event on all your local on line calendar of events pages ?
Each city had tons! Local paper, Visitor bureau, Etc. Is there a Meet up
group for dance in your area? That might be a good resource as well.
When
Thank you, Weogo, for your thoughtful response and citing your sources so I
can further investigate your perspective. I heard no vaccine hate
rhetoric, just concern and curiosity from your point of view and openness
to other ideas if folks want to present them in a way that supports claims
and
PS I want to add,that I have no issue with vaccines, and have gotten
mine, but I want to honor the perspective of others and appreciate the
opportunity to dialogue about the differences not argue.
On Mon, Aug 23, 2021 at 2:39 PM Terri Widergren wrote:
> Thank you, Weogo, for your thoughtful
Our community here in Tri Cities, WA, surveyed our dance community at the
end of 2021 in preparation to begin dancing again in 2022. The majority of
the community did not reply. Of those that did, about 50% preferred
restrictions & 50% preferred no restrictions. Of those respondents 70%
said
