Greek Dance & Vasilopita

Hello friends,

We want to welcome 2017 dancing and sharing a Vasilopita** with you.

We are full of energy to enjoy the greek dances and have a good time. Start planning ahead and check the calendar to save the dates for our classes, now twice a month.(we are currently trying to find another studio since Levy will be closed for some weeks, if you have any recommendations please let us know. We want to keep building our nice community.

Remember, this is for any level, greeks and no-greeks, just come with comfy shoes, ready to sweat and have fun.

If there is any dance that you'd like to learn or review let us know.

---Please RSVP ahead to know how much vasilopita we need.---

See you soon!

**The Greek word Vasilopita is directly translated as “Sweet Bread of Basil”. When the Vasilopita is prepared, a coin is baked into the ingredients. Sweet flavoring is added to the bread which symbolize the sweetness and joy of life everlasting. It also symbolizes the hope that the New Year will be filled with the sweetness of life, liberty, health, and happiness for all who participate in the Vasilopita Observance.

When the observance begins, usually on New Years Day, the bread is traditionally cut by the senior member of the family, and the individual who receives the portion of the Pita which contains the coin is considered Blessed for the New Year.