CALLING ALL DANCERS, NO MATTER YOUR SKILL LEVEL!
It’s your time to step into the spotlight for a night full of rhythm, fun and community spirit!
WCTE PBS needs YOU for Let’s Dance- A Televised Dance Competition! We are ACTIVELY looking for people (now through June 1) ready to take on a new challenge while fundraising for WCTE PBS. We are looking for individuals all across the Middle Tennessee area who are passionate about WCTE PBS!
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How does LET'S DANCE work?
Dancers will raise funds through friendly competition and sponsorships, all to benefit the educational programming, local storytelling, and community outreach that WCTE PBS provides year-round.🎶
Let’s Dance will be televised Thursday, Feb. 12, 7 pm live from the Putnam County Convention Center. Tickets to attend the event will go on sale in the fall of 2025. To participate in the event as a dancer, please apply between now and June 1. WCTE PBS will make competitor selections and will release the dancers chosen mid June.
If you would like to sponsor part of the event, please reach out to us here!
Because when we dance together, we grow together. 💛
💻 Watch the Power of Dance on WCTE PBS Passport
Whether you're warming up for the spotlight or just love the art of movement, WCTE PBS brings the magic of dance to your screen through WCTE PBS Passport. As we celebrate dance in the Upper Cumberland, enjoy these inspiring performances that showcase the beauty, emotion, and storytelling of dance from around the world.
From Broadway-style productions to world-class ballet, these featured programs are just a click away for WCTE Passport members—reminding us all why dance moves us.
Dulé Hill shares his motivation for mastering tap dance and carrying its legacy forward.
"Eight Jelly Rolls" was one of Twyla Tharp's first music-inspired choreographed dances.
Unangax Native kids from Atka, Alaska talk about their dances, history, and culture.
