Ice Shows

Spring Ice Show

Each year, The Copper Country Skating Academy teams up with the Michigan Tech Learn-To-Skate program, and some local guest skaters (Michigan Tech Figure Skating Club, dads and/or High School hockey players) to present the Spring Ice Show.

Don't miss your opportunity to help out with the ice show.  Ice show committee members are needed to help with all aspects of the ice show - don't miss out on the fun!  Once registration is over, check back for the volunteer sign-up form because it is a big event and we will need volunteers for all aspects of the show, including:

• Music selection

• Ice show number selection

• Flower sales

• Collecting tickets at the doors

• Assisting skaters on and off the ice during rehearsals and shows

• Friday props set-up

• Sunday afternoon props and locker rooms clean up

• Prop construction - If you have an artistic hand or are interested in helping with this, talk to a board member or sign up at registration night!

Want to know how to run an ice show? Check out this 1995 guide on How to Organize and Ice Show by Cheryl DePuydt

List of Previous Ice Show Themes:

Clicking one a linked ice show theme will open a copy of the program from that year.

Holiday Recital

The Holiday Recital is a free performance where CCSA skaters have the opportunity to select their own music and costumes with a holiday theme.  

There is no cost to attend the recital or to participate in the recital. It's a great way to celebrate the season with skating friends and relatives. Following the performance there is a social with holiday treats to share and an ornament exchange.

Skaters should begin planning their performances early so they can fit in practice time during their regular scheduled sessions or by "dropping in" for extra sessions. 

Planning for the recital is already underway. Volunteers are needed to coordinate the event, play music, announce, coordinate the social and get the programs put together and printed. A link to the volunteer sign up sheet will be available here soon.

Please note the following:

• Participation in the recital is FREE for all participants!

• Skaters must be club members,

• Skaters are responsible for their own music and program choreography.

• Make sure you invite your family and friends!

• Holiday outfits are encouraged and small props may be used.

• Social and Ornament Exchange will follow the recital (Details & sign-up later).

• Skaters are asked to bring a tray of cookies or bars to share at the potluck (Details & sign-up later).