Dance in Summer in Lower Manhattan
She was just sitting in front of me, totally engrossed in the performance on the stage. I don’t think I have seen her moved for quite some time now. It’s just such a lovely sight that I have to snap a picture!
I love to watch dance performances, and even more so, the reaction from the audience, particularly young children. Just watch the glow from their eyes!
This time, I have to convince Howard to accompany me to the Downtown Dance Festival at Chase Plaza. I have been missing it for the past years.
Great show and I will definitely catch the one in Battery Park, which is the finale for the Dance festival this coming weekend.
Dance is definitely one of my favorite outdoor performances in Summer!
Check out the schedule for the 29th Downtown Dance Festival in Summer 2010 here.
Ps: My all time favorite dance performances have to be Evening Stars. You can check out their Summer 2010 schedule here.
Loading ...(Originally written on August 21, 2009)
Copyright 2009 by Farting Camel
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