PANAMA CITY − FSU Panama City will host a native pride dancer for a special public performance. Larry Yazzie, a two-time world champion dancer, will perform at FSU Panama City from 6 to 8 p.m. on Oct.

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Experience Michael Jackson’s classic “Billie Jean” like never before with Jayden Rodrigues’ electrifying dance performance. 🔥 Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show pulled off air ‘indefinitely’ after ...

The Seattle Center Monorail usually promises nothing more than a quick trip downtown. But on one afternoon this month, you could find yourself in the audience for a dance performance designed to ...

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One-two. one-two. Senior dancers lined up in white shirts and black pants, swaying to classic polka music at Pioneer Hall at the Iowa State Fair. The first song, "Harvest Time Schottische," instantly ...