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Members of the Next Generation studio of Dance Alive National Ballet perform during the annual Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 4, 2025, at Gainesville Regional Airport in Gainesville. The dancers performed scenes from "The Nutcracker." The tree was decorated with tickets for area performances so passengers can enjoy the holiday season. The airport holds the event each year to bring holiday spirit to an environment that can sometimes feel a little sterile.
Members of the Next Generation studio of Dance Alive National Ballet perform during the annual Christmas tree lighting on Dec. 4, 2025, at Gainesville Regional Airport in Gainesville. The dancers performed scenes from "The Nutcracker." The tree was decorated with tickets for area performances so passengers can enjoy the holiday season. The airport holds the event each year to bring holiday spirit to an environment that can sometimes feel a little sterile.
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Dance Alive's Next Generation studio spreads holiday cheer at GNV

by Gainesville Sun

Members of Dance Alive National Ballet’s Next Generation studio on Dec. 4 helped spread a little holiday cheer at Gainesville Regional Airport.

The dancers decorated a Christmas tree with tickets to area performances and performed scenes from “The Nutcracker.”

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The airport said it holds the annual event in an effort to bring holiday spirit to an environment that can sometimes feel a little sterile.

This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: Dance Alive’s Next Generation studio spreads holiday cheer at GNV

Reporting by Alan Youngblood, Gainesville Sun / The Gainesville Sun

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