Creativity, Friendship, and Growth: A Glimpse into Dancing at Fairmount Center
For many students, the Fairmount Center for the Arts is more than a place to take a class—it's where passions are discovered, friendships are formed, and confidence blossoms through creativity. Delilah, a young ballet dancer who has been part of Fairmount’s dance program for the past three years, recently shared her experience, offering a heartfelt glimpse into what makes dancing at Fairmount special.
When asked what she enjoys most about dancing at Fairmount, Delilah says, “I like making new friends and I get to dance with them!” At Fairmount, the focus isn’t only on technique—it’s about building lasting friendships and fostering a supportive community.
Performing at the end-of-session recital is another highlight for Delilah. “It’s really nice,” she says, reflecting on the joy of finally knowing all her dance moves and performing alongside both old and new friends. For Delilah, the recital is a celebration of growth and achievement.
Delilah also shares why people should come to see the recital: “Ballet is elegant and beautiful, and it’s amazing how the dancers know it by heart.” The dedication and passion of the dancers are evident in every performance.
For anyone considering joining the dance program at Fairmount, Delilah has some simple advice: “The teachers are really great!” The supportive and encouraging instructors play a key role in helping each student reach their full potential.
Delilah’s final note? “The teachers always have great performance outfits for our recitals!” It’s the little details like this that make Fairmount’s recitals special and memorable.
Support Fairmount’s talented young dancers, like Delilah, by attending an upcoming performance or making a contribution today! Our dancers dedicate countless hours rehearsing in the theatre before they take the stage. Your donation helps cover essential performance costs, including costumes, programs, and the $1,500 auditorium rental. Every gift directly supports these incredible dancers, ensuring they get the stage time they deserve.