CLUBS

DanceSensations offers non-performing jazz class

No experience required to join the club

DanceSensations performed this past April at the club show, including Ruth Ann Milligan , Terri Carey, JoAnn Claiborne, Kathy Appleton, Jill Gitar and Jennifer Hyder.

(Submitted photo/DanceSensations)

Sun City West residents can get moving joining the DanceSensations Club.

Member Jan Capperauld said prior to the pandemic, this club filled with members who loved to dance and wanted as many opportunities to do so.

There are shows and classes available to residents who join the group.

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