Show of heart: Kentridge dancers perform

Kentridge dancers kicked it up during the school's Dance for Heart benefit program at the Kentridge Performing Arts Center last Friday.

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  • Wednesday, February 6, 2013 8:51pm
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Madi Gingrich

Madi Gingrich

Kentridge dancers kicked it up during the school’s Dance for Heart benefit program at the Kentridge Performing Arts Center last Friday.

The Kentridge Multi-Cultural Club, Chatelaines, Cheer, Stepper and Ballers performed.

Kentridge Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association sponsored the event, with proceeds going to the AHA.

February is National Heart Month.




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