Piyolet's Founder Roslyn Bazzelle Chairs the Dance Houston 2nd Annual Benefit

Houston, TX, September 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- This fall, Roslyn Bazzelle, President & Founder of Piyolet, LLC and Derrick Mitchell serve as chairs of the Dance Houston 2nd annual benefit entitled The Dream Sequence to help raise funds to improve the lives of underprivileged children by providing them with healthy and wholesome dance activities. The benefit will be held from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Thursday, October 11, 2012 at Fifty-Two-Twenty-Six Elm in a dreamy environment created by local artists.

Beautiful dance performances will transport attendees to a world far, far away. Guests will enjoy a night of great food, dancing, a silent auction and more. The benefit is designed to raise money and bring awareness about the organization and the plethora of dance outlets in Houston. This year's theme, The Dream Sequence, is drawn from a history of dream sequences highlighted in famous dance performances throughout the years. The attire for this exciting and glamorous night will be cocktail. All support is greatly appreciated!

An "Event One Can Only Dream of Attending”

“The Dream Sequence is going to be a fabulous event one can only dream of attending!” states Meera Naehr, Board Member. Our event Chairs Roslyn Bazzelle & Derrick Mitchell and Dance Houston Founding Director, Andrea Cody, have been working all year to ensure this benefit will be a night no one will forget.”

Helping Children Through Dance

Contributions to The Dream Sequence will make an lasting difference in the lives of many Houston families, as well as raise dance awareness throughout the city. They will fund programs that encourage underprivileged children to participate in an art form that is not only fun, but helps build self-esteem, confidence and promotes healthy lifestyles. Donations received will provide dance scholarships to economically disadvantaged children and help fund dance education programs to combat issues such as bullying, racism, and drug abuse. Contributions will also help build up neighborhood dance programs and aid the promotion of local talent via high-profile performance opportunities. This event is graciously sponsored by ConocoPhillips, Plants N Petals, Jay & Jackie Smyre, Howard & Linda McCollum, New Leaf Publishing Inc., Hungry’s Café, Dr. & Mrs. Steve & Meera Naehr, Ms. Roslyn Bazzelle & Mr. Derrick Mitchell, Mr. Robert Hite, Mr. & Mrs. Don & Susie Pine, Drs. Anthony & Annette Brissett, Drs. Randall & Crystal Wright, Mr. David Perez & Mrs. Veta Byrd-Perez, Drs. Garvin & Mendy Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Charmane Carter, Drs. Garfield & Jakeen Johnson and Mr. Giovanni Garibay.

They encourage donations for the event. Donations will be help the lives of many children through the continuation of enriching dance education programs. These programs benefit the children in numerous ways.

Find out more information on this event and purchase tickets in advance for $75 on the Dance Houston website at www.dancehouston.org. Tickets at the door cost $100.

For questions, please feel free to call the Dance Houston office at 713.526.1049 or visit the website at www.dancehouston.org.

For more information about the event location, please visit: www.5226elm.com

About Dance Houston

Dance Houston is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization founded in 2003 and its main mission is to increase dance appreciation in the Houston area. Dance Houston believes dance is an expression of art, culture, creativity, and community. Dance Houston strives to present dance performances that actively engage and inspire people. They respect and appreciate the many diverse cultures and aesthetics that thrive in Houston, and their work reflects our community through innovative, multi-cultural programming. For nearly eight years now, the organization has introduced dance audiences and newcomers alike to new experiences in dance as well as kept veterans of dance even more so on their toes. Dance Houston showcases dance through performances, hosting summer camps, events, educational programs and more. Dance Houston's audience just keeps growing and the children are immersed into an art form filled with expression, passion, drive and heart.

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Contact: Andrea Cody Office: 713-526-1049 Cell: 713-882-3864