BORREGO SPRINGS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
EIN 33-0485701 · Unknown (Z99Z)
What they do
BSPAC Provides Childrens Dance Classes In Ballet, Tap and Hip-hop. These Classes Are Subsidized By BSPAC In That We Charge A Minimal Monthly Fee. These Classes Are Taught By A Qualified Dance Instructor. They Are Held Once A Week Except for Holidays. A Dance Recital is Held At Least Once A Year. BSPAC Provides Additional Funding to Cover The Expense of The Teacher and Costumes for The Recital. There is A Free Childrens Theater Class Taught In The Summer That Introduces The Children to The Theater., How to Act and Various Other Jobs Such As Costuming, Lights, Etc. In Addition, Several Professional Acts That Perform In Teh Seasonal Productions Give Performances to The Elementary, Middle and High School Students. for Instance, City Ballet of San Diego Does A Show for The Elementary Students Where They Explain About Ballet and Then Dance A Segment of Their Show. Various Instrumental Groups Also Give Student Performances Earlier In The Daytime, Before They Perform At Night for BSPAC Audienc
How to reach them
ContactGAROLD EDWARDSPresident
Mailing addressPO BOX 243, BORREGO SPGS, CA 92004-0243
Main phone(760) 767-4275Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 1992
- County
- San Diego
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