The Florida State University (FSU) School of Dance is set to present its annual 'Days of Dance' performances in April, showcasing the creative talents of both students and faculty. This year marks over 50 years of the event, which has become a cherished tradition in the Tallahassee community. The performances will consist of two distinct programs, each featuring a diverse range of dance styles, including Tap, Ballet, African-Diasporic, and Contemporary works. Program A includes choreography by FSU professor Tim Glenn and visiting faculty member Nicole Corea, alongside contributions from several Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students. Program B features choreography by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, a renowned professor and founder of the Urban Bush Women dance company, as well as works from additional BFA students. Performances will take place at the Nancy Smith Fichter Dance Theatre in Montgomery Hall, with tickets available for purchase online. Helanius J. Wilkins, Chair of the School of Dance, expressed excitement about the upcoming performances, inviting the community to experience the rich variety of dance being presented.