QACHS dancers travel to CCBC for a masterclass with the Gallim Dance Company from New York City

QACHS dancers travel for masterclass with the Gallim Dance Company from NYC at CCBC

On October 6, 2023 the CCF provided transportation for Dance Teacher Kristen Tyler and her dance students from QACHS to attend the special dance workshop with New York City’s Gallim Dance Company at CCBC. Over 125 students from 10 area high schools participated in the workshop.


The students were able to interact with other dance students from all over Baltimore County. It was an exciting class followed by a question & answer session with Artistic Director Andrea Miller and her company dancers.


Also, the QAC dancers were able to tour the two new recently completed and dedicated Carole Drake Cascio Dance Studios.

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