Save the Date! Voting Now Open!
Saturday, November 4, 2023 | 6:00 pm
Reinventing the popular show, Dancing with the Stars, this spectacular fundraising event showcases local celebrities paired with professional dancers, all vying for the GRAND PRIZE by raising the most money!
The dance pairs learn their dance steps, hone their skills away from the limelight, and then come together to perform in a dance competition on the Davis Theatre stage. This gala evening is filled with a cocktail buffet, Dancing for the Arts performances, and an after-party where the audience and performers dance until midnight.
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Our last Dancing for the Arts in 2022 was a Success!
What a night! You danced. You laughed. You raised $50,046 to ensure Cabarrus Arts Council programs will continue!
Congratulations to Dancing for the Arts Grand Champions Star Dr. Michael Robinson & Pro Tiffany Lassiter,
Michael broke the record by raising $19,107.34, more than any other dancer in Dancing for the Arts' six-year history.
Other winners:
Judges' Award: Trevor Wilt & Pro Michelle Trombley
People's Choice Award: Dr. Reid Chaney & Pro Lindsy Mae Wagner
Butts in Seats Award: Dr. Michael Robinson & Pro Tiffany Lassiter
Judges' Award
People's Choice Award
Butts in Seats Award
Save-the-date: Saturday, November 4 - Dancing for the Arts 2023
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Images from Previous Years
Dancing for the Arts History
In 2015, Mayor Scott Padgett brought down the house with his hip-hop performance. In 2016, Ann Schrader and Bill Dusch battled onstage for the top prize until the very last minute!! Ann became DFTA's Grand Champion. Bill walked away a winner too, as Concord's new mayor. In 2017, Joan Davis glided across the stage, collecting the top title in front of an adoring audience. In 2019, Dr. Mark Redding cinched the Grand Championship for his Weird-Science-themed dance routine. In the fifth season, Emily Davis broke the record by raising more money than any other dancer in Dancing for the Arts' five-year history and Jazmin Caldwell hypnotized the audience with an electrifying Men-In-Black performance on the Dancing for the Arts stage.
