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Dance Amour opens TNIP season

Tribune Staff

| May 23, 2017

Printed in the May 24, 2017 edition

Photo courtesy of the Snowflake/Taylor Recreation and Parks DepartmentThursday Night in the Park begins at 7 p.m. on June 1 with Dance Amour, a local group with many talented dancers performing, at Pioneer Park in Snowflake. On June 8, the talented duet Midnight Moon will perform. Bring your blankets and your chairs, and enjoy the performance. The TNIP season is sponsored by the Snowflake/Taylor Recreation and Parks Department.