Britt Stewart Offering Free Dance Classes In Atlanta

Britt Stewart of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars is hosting a series of free dance classes this weekend In Atlanta.

The classes are a part of a partnership between Stewart’s Share the Movement nonprofit and Band-AId’s OurTone brand.

The three Band-Aid OurTone Dance Clinics will provide free dance classes and resources to local communities.

The first event will be held on Sunday, August 20th  hosted in partnership with The Black Artists Dance Collective.

Attendees will have the opportunity to…

  • participate in a class with some of the top professionals in the dance industry including Stewart
  • attend a Q&A panel with leading industry veterans 
  • watch incredible performances from our dance partners
  • create a new TikTok dance
  • participate in a dance battle with scholarship prizes
  • receive a BAND-AID® Brand OURTONE® gift bag and more!

ATLANTA | RSVP HERE 

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