Return of the world famous Dancing Christmas Tree
Glasgow. Maxwell Square Park. Dancing Christmas Tree.
Glasgow Christmas tree dancer who went viral is back on the streets for a massive 24-hour challenge.
Two years after Kate E. Deeming's Christmas tree dancing went viral, she's is back on the south side streets to dance for a full 24 hours.
This Christmas, a Glasgow community activist is back to spread holiday cheer and raise money with her humorous Christmas tree dance.
Two years ago, a video of Kate E. Deeming dancing to The Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping" went viral on Twitter and had over one million views.
Since then, Kate has become somewhat of a local legend in Glasgow's south side, where she currently resides. The money raised went toward enjoyable after-school activities for youngsters in Pollokshields.
She is now back with a massive new challenge: today, December 14, she will dance nonstop for a full 24 hours in an effort to collect money for the neighbourhood.
She stated "I started it because I wanted to spread some joy throughout the world, and that came out in dancing antics. When people see it, they are happy.
"A woman recorded me dancing dressed as a Christmas tree two years ago, and the video went viral.
"Everyone was curious about what I planned to do this year, but I only have one day because I've been so busy.
This year, Kate and Pollokshields Community Food Point have teamed up with the intention of establishing a weekly social where community members can gather, make new acquaintances, and develop connections.
There are many ways in which individuals are now struggling, so I considered what would be beneficial to the community, she said. "In addition, I've discovered that since lockdown, there has been a genuine loss of social connection.
"I believed it would be wonderful to provide a location for weekly social gatherings, a focal point for the week.
"It's about keeping in mind that a community is built around its members, and I've discovered that dancing offers me a lot of joy because both the costume and the dancing are quite disarming and reach out to everyone. We connect through these common experience."
Visit this JustGiving website to find out more about Kate's challenge or to contribute to the cause. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/pollokshieldssocial
Glasgow Christmas tree dancer who went viral is back on the streets for a massive 24-hour challenge.
Two years after Kate E. Deeming's Christmas tree dancing went viral, she's is back on the south side streets to dance for a full 24 hours.
This Christmas, a Glasgow community activist is back to spread holiday cheer and raise money with her humorous Christmas tree dance.
Two years ago, a video of Kate E. Deeming dancing to The Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping" went viral on Twitter and had over one million views.
Since then, Kate has become somewhat of a local legend in Glasgow's south side, where she currently resides. The money raised went toward enjoyable after-school activities for youngsters in Pollokshields.
She is now back with a massive new challenge: today, December 14, she will dance nonstop for a full 24 hours in an effort to collect money for the neighbourhood.
She stated "I started it because I wanted to spread some joy throughout the world, and that came out in dancing antics. When people see it, they are happy.
"A woman recorded me dancing dressed as a Christmas tree two years ago, and the video went viral.
"Everyone was curious about what I planned to do this year, but I only have one day because I've been so busy.
This year, Kate and Pollokshields Community Food Point have teamed up with the intention of establishing a weekly social where community members can gather, make new acquaintances, and develop connections.
There are many ways in which individuals are now struggling, so I considered what would be beneficial to the community, she said. "In addition, I've discovered that since lockdown, there has been a genuine loss of social connection.
"I believed it would be wonderful to provide a location for weekly social gatherings, a focal point for the week.
"It's about keeping in mind that a community is built around its members, and I've discovered that dancing offers me a lot of joy because both the costume and the dancing are quite disarming and reach out to everyone. We connect through these common experience."
Visit this JustGiving website to find out more about Kate's challenge or to contribute to the cause. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/pollokshieldssocial