Get Scary for Charity and Learn THRILLER

By Liz Ricard, World Dance for Humanity

Halloween is coming! Time to release your inner zombie! For the 10th year in a row, local nonprofit World Dance for Humanity is hosting Santa Barbara’s annual THRILLER event, which is part of the global dance phenomenon — Thrill the World.

All ages and abilities are invited to learn “Thriller,” “Beat It” and other Halloween dances in-person or online. No experience needed.

The dancing starts the week before Halloween with flashmobs all around town, and culminates in the big Thrill the World Event: Saturday, Oct. 29 at the Courthouse Sunken Gardens which includes a Costume Dance Party at 1pm, followed by the Thriller performance at 2pm.

The event is FREE and open to all ages.

Practice Times: Oak Park stage Wednesdays at 6:45pm and Fridays at 5:30pm and by the beach at Chase Palm Park, Saturdays at 9:45am. You can also learn online.

World Dance requests a one-time $40 tax-deductible donation that covers all practices and event participation. Just attend a practice to register.

The funds raised — from event sponsors and participants — benefit the organization’s Rwanda Education Fund, supporting 287 Rwandan high school and college students; and Santa Barbara’s Westside Boys & Girls Club where World Dancers provide after-school tutoring.

Businesses, individuals & community groups are invited to become Event Sponsors and enjoy months of community-wide visibility.

To become an Event Sponsor or schedule a flashmob for your company, community group, or private party, contact Executive Director, Janet Reineck:  janetworlddance@outlook.com or (805) 966-5439
For more Thriller information: https://worlddanceforhumanity.org/thriller2022/


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