SIOUX CITY — Sioux Crew, a nonprofit hip-hop dance troupe, will be hosting a hip-hop group showcase and solo battle at 4 p.m. April 20 at the North High School gymnasium, 4200 Cheyenne Blvd.
The mission of Sioux Crew is to bring hip-hop dance and its culture to the Siouxland area. The showcase and battle is for any dance group or individual who wants to demonstrate a hip-hop or a high-energy form of dance.
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“We teach students how to express themselves through movement, music and the arts while building relationships, social skills and creativity,” said Sioux Crew founder Ashley Olsen.
For more information, contact Olsen at siouxcrewhiphop@gmail.com.
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