Tap dancers asked to submit videos of routines
If you know your time step from your shuffle ball change then there's a charity event that'll be right up your street.
But even if you're new to the world of tap dancing, The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation Isle of Man would still love you to get involved.
It's 30 years since the charity started, and this Tapathon will see individuals and groups like dance schools, video themselves doing a specially choreographed dance.
It's £5 to register and then you'll be given a link with a guide to either a beginners routine or some more advanced moves.
Laura Jones from the charity says it's been put together by someone who certainly knows their moves:
You need to register by February 24th, and videos need to be submitted by February 28th.
You can find out more here.
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