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Family Workshop: Family Dance Class

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Downtown York's grandest room isn't one room — it's two. The Appell Center runs the 1,262-seat Strand and the more intimate 450-seat Capitol, a pair of restored 1920s movie palaces on North George Street that have been the city's big stage for a century (the Strand just hit its 100th birthday this season). One night it's a national touring act or a comedian, the next it's the York Symphony or a classic on the big screen through the CapFilm series. It's the kind of place with real history in the walls — it reopened in 1980 with Ella Fitzgerald on the bill and hasn't stopped booking since. Grab tickets, dress up a little if you feel like it, and remember that a proper night out doesn't always start at a bar. Sometimes the best seat in York has a curtain in front of it.
October 3, 2026
One-time
When
10:45 AM
Where
Appell Center for the Performing Arts
Right after Tot Rock clears out of the Studio, the Appell Center hands the floor to York's Dance It Forward for a Family Dance Class on Saturday, October 3 at 10:45 AM. It's exactly what it sounds like: a fun, genuinely low-stakes session where kids and the adults with them try some new movement together, no dance background required on either side. Programs like this are part of what keeps a century-old performing arts center — built around two grand 1920s movie palaces — feeling like a place for the whole family, not just an evening-show destination. Pay-what-you-can, with $15 per family suggested.
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