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Póvoa Dança grows and opens new classes for children and youth

Braga TV14 September 2026 at 16:14

The municipal project Póvoa Dança expanded this year its training offer to children and youth, with the creation of two new classes. This expansion reinforces an initiative that aims to promote dance as a cultural, physical and social participation activity.

The new classes include an initiation class, with 14 students, and another at intermediate level. With this expansion, the project strengthens its commitment to offering dance training at different levels of experience.

Póvoa Dança is a municipal project that aims to provide access to dance as a cultural and physical activity. The expansion demonstrates the growth and continuous demand for this initiative in the community.

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