Hamilton, Ohio – Artistic Director and Instructor Michelle Davis shares the story of the Miami Valley Ballet Theatre February 10 at 11:30am at the Fitton Center, part of this season’s Celebrating Self series. This lunchtime series features regional speakers and performers entertaining and informing after a lunch buffet is served by a variety of local caterers.
“MVBT is a non-profit community ballet company whose mission is to not only teach dance, but to educate the community and our dancers in the fine art of ballet and its great history,” Davis says. “We aim to not only produce dancers, but lifelong supporters of the arts in our community and beyond.”
The event will also include a movement demonstration by Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities program participants.
Tickets are $15 for members; $20 for non-members. Thank you to catering sponsor Richard’s Pizza and series dessert sponsor, the Hillandale Family of Communities.
The Fitton Center for Creative Arts is a not-for-profit community arts center featuring a variety of programs, including: visual and performing arts classes, exhibitions, entertainment and theater productions for all ages. The Fitton Center’s purpose is to provide unique arts experiences and to “build community excellence through arts and culture.” The Fitton Center would like to extend its gratitude to ArtsWave, the Hamilton Community Foundation, and the Ohio Arts Council for their ongoing support.
The Fitton Center for Creative Arts is located at 101 S. Monument Avenue on the Riverfront in downtown Hamilton, Ohio.

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