Please help at the Steveston Docks
on July 31, August 7, 14, 21 and 28!
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Hello NPIDA parents! The annual Steveston dock shows are coming up very soon; this will be our 15th year of dancing at the docks every Sunday in August. Yes, Eire Born has been performing on the docks every summer since 2002!
The ONLY way the dock shows can continue is with a solid volunteer group to help with the set-up and take-down of the Eire Born portable dance floor and dancer tent. Vic and Pat have been volunteering their services for the past 14 years and they cannot do the docks shows without YOUR help. We really need a new crew of NPIDA parent volunteers to assist with this commitment!
We need some strong Dads and Moms
to help set up and take down the floor.
Minimum of four parents for
each set-up and take-down crew
Minimum of four parents for
each set-up and take-down crew
If your dancer is performing at the docks, please consider offering your assistance! Without a firm commitment from parents to help with set-up and take-down, the dock shows will not take place. Please help us continue this long-standing NPIDA tradition, which is an important fund-raiser as well as an excellent performance experience for the dancers. Not to mention, a lot of fun!
Parent volunteers needed
on the following Sundays:
July 31, August 7, 14, 21 and 28.
There are four 20-minute shows on each of these dates, at 12PM, 1PM, 2PM and 3PM. Set up takes place on the Steveston docks at 10AM sharp on each of these days; take-down occurs immediately following the 3PM show.
IMPORTANT:
Please sign up directly
on the "Floor Crew" section
of the Eire Born performance schedule
(Google Doc)
We need to know IN ADVANCE that there are enough parent volunteers scheduled for each of these dates; otherwise the shows will be cancelled.
DANCERS: have YOU signed up yet? We need lots more committed dancers on each of the above dates! Come join the fun!
The first day of dock shows is Sunday July 31 - less than two weeks from now. Parent volunteers and dancers: Please sign up soon and help us continue this important tradition for our 15th year!
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