The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in the South of Main Art Collective. Company members Halley Sullivan, middle, Kelsey Alexander, left, and Kayla Rodriguez, right, perform a dance titled Awakening. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in the South of Main Art Collective. Company members Kelsey Alexander, fribtm Halley Sullivan, back left, and Kayla Rodriguez, right, perform a dance titled Awakening. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Founder of RVDP Linalynn Schmelzer perforrms a dance she choreographed titled Balance. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Founder of RVDP Linalynn Schmelzer perforrms a dance she choreographed titled Balance. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. The full cast of dancers including Kelsey Alexander, front, perform a work in progress dance titled Off-Centered. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. The full cast of dancers including Kayla Rodriguez, left, Alexa Scott, Haley Sullivan, and Linalynn Schmelzer, right, perform a work in progress dance titled Off-Centered. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. The full cast of dancers including Merly De Cookson, left, Alexa Scott, 2nd left, Kelsey Alexander, 3rd left, and Linalynn Schmelzer, right, perform a work in progress dance titled Off-Centered. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. The full cast of dancers including Merly De Cookson, left, Alexa Scott, 2nd left, Kelsey Alexander, middle, Haley Sullivan, 4th from left, and Linalynn Schmelzer, right, perform a work in progress dance titled Off-Centered. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Merly De Cookson, left, Kelsey Alexander, front, perform with fellow dancers in the premier of a dance titled Moonlight Rain. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Alexa Scott, left, and Merly De Cookson, front, perform with fellow dancers in the premier of a dance titled Moonlight Rain. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Dancing in the premier of a piece titled Moonlight Rain are Merly De Cookson, left, Kayla Rodriguez, 2nd left, Haley Sullivan, middle, Kelsey Alexander, 3rd left, and founder of RVDP Linalynn Schmelzer. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier

The River Valley Dance Project which is celebrating its 10th anniversary held a performance on March 24 at 500 Main St in Deep River which is located in SoMA. Dancing in the premier of a piece titled Moonlight Rain are Merly De Cookson, left, Kayla Rodriguez, 2nd left, Alexa Scott, middle, Haley Sullivan, 4th from left, and founder of RVDP Linalynn Schmelzer, right. Wesley Bunnell / Valley Courier