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Feet First Dance Center Hosting Two Events

Feet First Dance Center, located at 710 Wheatland Street, Phoenixville, is hosting two events in the next couple of months:
July 31
Saturday July 31 is National Dance Day. Come celebrate at Feet First Dance Center, 710 Wheatland Street Phoenixville, 10AM-11AM. Watch some dancing or join in! All who attend receive a free gift! Be sure to enter our grand prize drawing for a chance to win a free month of dance classes.

September 1 and 2
Wednesday September 1 and Thursday September 2 from 6-8PM Feet First Dance Center, 710 Wheatland Street Phoenixville, is holding an Open House and Registration Night for their Fall Dance Session. Classes start Tuesday September 7th.

For more information, call them at 610-933-2688 or email them at feetfirstdance@hotmail.com.
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