Save the Date, Tune in . . . and Dance!

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Isadora Duncan, José Limón, Katherine Dunham, and Bob Fosse crafted deeply personal, yet universal, works of art that forever transformed the art of dance. And on July 18, stamps honoring these four legends of choreography will be announced on America’s favorite summertime series, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE. Tune in to FOX this Wednesday at 8/7c, to see a live preview of the Innovative Choreographers stamps.

Plus, mark your calendar for the National Dance Day celebration presented by the Music Center and the Dizzy Feet Foundation on Saturday, July 28. Join Nigel Lythgoe, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE co-creator, executive producer, and judge, and Ruth Goldway, U.S. Postal Regulatory Commission Chairman, for the day’s events including the First Day of Issue of the Innovative Choreographers stamps. The ceremony will take place at 10:00 a.m. at Los Angeles County’s Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles.

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The Postal Service™ is proud of its role in portraying the American experience to a world audience through the issuance of postage stamps and postal stationery. Each year the Postal Service issues commemorative stamps reflecting subjects of national significance and appeal. More than 160 years of stamp development has yielded an incredible archive of imagery and commentary reflecting American culture and society. Even in this fast-changing world, stamps are still a versatile and convenient method of postage. And stamp collecting is a lifetime hobby that is fun and educational for all ages. Stamp collecting is easy to start without a big investment. It is also a great way to learn about the world and its many wonders, opening the door to an exciting universe of history, science, geography, the arts, technology, and sports. Our mission is to provide universal service that is prompt, reliable, efficient, affordable, and self-sustaining. Throughout its history the Postal Service has grown with the nation, binding it together by ensuring that everyone, everywhere, has the same ability to communicate regardless of technological change.

One thought on “Save the Date, Tune in . . . and Dance!”

  1. Where can I purchase the first day issue stamps for this national dance day? Please advise. Thanks

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