Stompin’ at the Davies Center

Two to Tango opens the semester with a big swing dance

Story by Tyler Henderson, Multimedia Editor|September 10, 2014

The Davies Center was hopping on Saturday night as students danced to the big band classics of the 1940s. Two to Tango put on their fourth annual Swing Fling, featuring the Connor Pietrzak Big Band, giving students a chance to swing dance and learn more about what Two to Tango has to offer.

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