Looking for a heartwarming way to spend an evening with your little girl? The Father-Daughter Valentine's Dance hosted by the Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation department might just be the ticket. Set in the transformed Cedarcrest Middle School cafeteria, decked out in Valentine's finery, this annual dance gives dads and daughters a chance to create cherished moments on the dance floor.
According to the official event page, the evening will feature a mix of hit tunes and classic beats spun by an interactive DJ, all designed to keep the attendees moving and grooving. When it's time to take a breather, sweet refreshments are on hand to recharge the revelers. Plus, every father-daughter pair gets to take home a 5x7 photo that captures the essence of the night.
Those interested have a choice between four dance slots spread across two consecutive Saturdays: February 1, with sessions at 5:30-7 p.m. and 7:30-9 p.m., and again on February 8, at the same time slots. Tickets are priced at $30 for each father-daughter duo, with a nominal fee of $5 for each additional daughter. It's worth noting the pre-registration requirement, which is essential given the event's history of selling out.
Support for this heartening community event comes courtesy of local sponsors and partners that include Gamut 360 General Contractors, Sound Source Seattle, and Defensive Driving School. Their contributions help make the event possible as fathers and daughters prepare to dance and create lasting memories.
