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Throughout July, August and September, these regional competition events, which include free master classes, are now scheduled for cities around the U.S., starting with a Virtual Competition on July 31, open to anyone in the country. In October and November, one-day conventions will hit key cities, offering multiple master classes, scholarship opportunities and more.<\/p>\n
In order to keep studios as informed as possible, Groove is sending out updated information at four weeks prior to each event \u2013 and again at two weeks prior if needed \u2013 outlining any event-specific guidelines mandated by the host state. This might mean rotating studios, dressing room-specific regulations and mandatory temperature checks. In keeping everyone as informed as possible, the Groove team hopes to ensure the events run just as smoothly as they usually do.<\/p>\n
Registering your studio for an event is simple; head to www.grooveregistration.com\/Register<\/a> and fill out your details to create an account. A full list of upcoming events can be found here<\/a>, and each individual event page includes further details such as the host hotel and links to book online. There\u2019s also a full update on all COVID-19 policies available here<\/a>.<\/p>\n There\u2019s no doubt that dancers will be thrilled to return to doing what they love most, and the Groove team is excited to welcome everyone back. <\/p>\n By Emily Newton-Smith of Dance Informa.<\/a> <\/p>\n The post Getting its Groove back: Groove Dance Competition and Convention extends the 2020 season<\/a> appeared first on Dance Informa Magazine<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Much of the dance competition circuit has been on hold for months as the U.S. (and the rest of the world) grappled<\/p>\n