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Royal Blue Dance Company's Dance Gala Benefitting Seattle Children's Hospital
By Barbara Walshe
The Royal Blue Dance Company is a group of talented, dedicated high school students from Blue Dog Dance who work to host an annual gala event and host fundraising events to support Seattle Children's. Blue Dog Dance is proud of this dance company as a testament to how dance can support the community in both performance and generosity. Please help us raise funds for the uncompensated care at Seattle Children's Hospital.

Our gala event on April 27th Kirkland Performance Center. 6:30pm reception, 7:00 show. The Kirkland Performance Center is located at 350 Kirkland Avenue in Kirkland, WA. If you would like tickets, please visit ticketor.com/bluedogdance.com.

The goal of Seattle Children’s is to be the best, and they couldn’t do it without generous donors. Gifts to the Children’s Uncompensated Care Fund help them provide outstanding patient care, supports research into groundbreaking treatments and ensures no child who needs their services is ever turned away.
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DateMessageAuthor
4/29/20181 Ticket Please, thank you.Taryn Bailey
4/24/20183 tickets pleasePaula Gospel
4/17/20181 ticket please. Thank you.Karen Q
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