The Augusta Ballet held its 22nd annual Tea and Tutus Dec. 17 at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
Company dancers dressed in their Nutcracker costumes, took photographs and interacted with the children who attended.
They had refreshments, a Christmas craft and broke into small groups where dancers taught snippets of what they performed in the Nutcracker. The Augusta Ballet presented their Nutcracker at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center.
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