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The Celtic Dancers in Diana Rodgers’ All About Irish Dance school are not from Ireland—they are from Oklahoma. But with authentic steps, costumes, and music, they transport their audiences to a wee-bit of the old country. Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, they will be performing during Kids Spring Week on Tuesday, March 16 at 2:00 pm at Moore Public Library 225 South Howard in Moore.

Dancing traditional and modern dances, the students of All About Irish Dance demonstrate the lively, intricate moves that make Celtic Dance unique. There are reels, jigs, treble jigs, and a dance called the horn pipe. Celtic dance is highly disciplined, with backs straight, arms to the side, and hair flying. The costumes for both boy and girl dancers are designed by Diana Rodgers, each adorned with traditional Celtic knots. 

“School...Been there, done that, you say.”  With the national economy still in a crunch and unemployment stats registering at an all time low, getting additional training or education is what millions of individuals are choosing as a viable option. Changing careers, pursuing dreams, growing and learning can be exciting endeavors, ripe with potential. What about the money? Get basic financial information in a free workshop set for Tuesday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the Moore Public Library, 225 South Howard in Moore.

The program focuses on fundamental information to help you explore the ‘ways and means’ to make secondary education a reality. No matter what your current financial position might be, you will learn options that are available to you. Get tips on steps you can take to create a monetary cushion, grants, scholarships, ways to save and invest, and personal budgeting ideas.  Explore ways to take a personal assessment; how much do you need and where can you get it.