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Thursday, April 2, 2026 at 7:11 PM

First Annual PACC Dance Camp Showcase July 25

Performing Arts of Churchill County announces its first annual PACC Dance Camp Showcase on July 25 at Oats Park Outdoor Amphitheatre at 6 pm. There is no cost for admission. The showcase is the final performance from the Summer Dance Camp, the first dance camp that PACC has offered for children ages 9-14. The showcase will have the children perform the styles of dance they’ve learned during camp, including contemporary, ballroom, jazz and ballet.

There will be food trucks on site, and after the showcase concludes the music will be turned up and everyone is invited to join in a dance party. The showcase is open to all ages and is family friendly. PACC looks forward to seeing you there.

PACC is currently looking for volunteers for the 2025-2026 season of musicals, including an upcoming community musical in October. If you would like to volunteer, please complete the volunteer application on the PACC website, www.paccnv.org. 

Performing Arts of Churchill County is a non-profit serving Fallon and Churchill County. PACC aims to promote and grow the arts culture of our community and invite everyone to participate as a performer, technician, volunteer, or audience member.

 

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