The city of Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a free dance for adults with disabilities April 29 at the Georgetown Community Center, 445 E. Morrow St., Georgetown, according to a release.
The event is designed for, but not limited to, people age 18 and older with special needs. The GPRD asks that guests have a family member and/or caregiver present at all times.
Additionally, the city is looking for volunteers to help with the concession stand, photo booth and greeting attendees.
Sign up is available at https://parks.georgetown.org/volunteer.
Local organizations also are welcome to participate in the dance.
For more information, visit https://parks.georgetown.org/adults-with-disabilities-dances/.
Georgetown to host dance for adults with disabilities April 29
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department will host a dance for adults with disabilities on April 29. (Courtesy City of Georgetown)
By Hunter Terrell
Reporter, Georgetown
Hunter Terrell became the reporter for the Georgetown edition in January 2021. After graduating from Valdosta State University in 2018, she started her career as a reporter for the Rockdale Citizen in Conyers, Georgia. In 2021, she became a copyeditor for the Marietta Daily Journal. She also had a part-time job in social media and sales at Alexis Suitcase in Atlanta.