Teen Dance

From the City of Seattle:


Back by popular demand the All City Teen Dance - Party for Peace 2012 will take place on August 29 from 9pm - 12am at the Showbox SODO, site of the 2009 All City Teen Dance - Party for Peace. 

This year, the ticket distribution will occur at all Teen Life Centers and Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club.  In order to receive a ticket youth must complete a pledge form (attached) and get a sponsor (adult mentor, counselor, etc.) to sign off. They will then turn this form in to a Parks Teen Life Center or Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club to receive a ticket.  Participants will not get into the dance if we do not have a pledge form on file and name is on the spreadsheet (even if they have a ticket).   Here is the process for youth:

1.     Pick up Pledge Form from TLC/Late Night/RVBGC or Community Based Agency
2.     Return completed form to a TLC site or RVBGC (including Sponsor signature)
3.     Receive a ticket from the site

Youth will need a ticket and picture ID to get in.  Names will be checked against the VIP list...No name = No Entry.  Do not give your ticket away!

Youth would need to have been enrolled in High School in the 2011-2012 school year.  For more information contact 206-290-1515 or FAX a completed form to – 800-660-1689.

We are also looking for adult volunteers to give back and participate in this event to support our community of youth.  Complete the attached volunteer form.

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