Inclusive dance party scheduled for June 28 in Everett

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Stingrays Swim Team Dance Party invites individuals with disabilities to a lively event on June 28 from 7-9 p. m. at the Arthur Murray Studio in Everett. The YMCA of Snohomish County organizes this gathering to promote social interaction and a love for swimming among athletes with intellectual disabilities. Participants will engage in dancing and connecting with peers while gaining insight into swimming as a competitive sport.

The Stingrays Swim Team not only practices together but also competes through Special Olympics Washington, providing athletes with valuable experiences. Registration is requested for planning purposes, but the event remains free to all attendees. This initiative underscores the significance of inclusivity and community support for individuals with disabilities. Events like this foster friendships and enhance the quality of life for participants. The YMCA continues to champion such programs, reflecting a commitment to inclusivity and empowerment in the community.

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