Dance Costumes

Some of the most fun and energetic dancing comes from America's Western plains. Square dancing remains popular because of its easy instructions and crowd-pleasing style, but other types of Western dance can also be found on the dance floor. Whether it be in a barn, in someone's garage or at a formal competition, Western dance costumes... more »

Making your daughter's dance costume can be a fun and easy job that the two of you can work on together. You might find the decorative items you need around the house, so your costs will be far lower than what you would pay for a costume at a dance specialty store. Regardless of your budget, however, creating your daughter's costume... more »

Aloha, surfer dudes and wahines. Bring the island spirit to your party and create a hula heaven. You don't have to be in Hawaii to throw a Hawaiian theme party. Plan a Hawaiian party no matter where you're from. Every detail counts when transforming your place into an island paradise. more »

To build a dance costume, it helps to have interesting components that come from non-conventional sources. Costume vendors produce seasonal catalogs that offer common themes, but they may seem boring and are likely to show up on multiple occasions. Instead, use imagination---and a bit of informed shopping---to come up with new looks... more »

A dance recital functions as both a reward for hard work and a showcase of the skills each student has acquired during the dance year. Recitals are an additional source of revenue for your dance school, via the sale of t-shirts, shoes, costume pieces, makeup, buttons, bumper stickers, videotapes or DVD's.

They are a recruitment... more »