Shannon's Nia Cheer Dance and Productions L.L.C.
SNCDP
wHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR
There are so many things to be thankful for. some times we take for granted the simple things, such as waking up, see the sun, hearing the birds first thing in the morining being able to see a loved one.
During this time lets forcus on being present, being purposeful, and most of all being aware of God’s Goodness.
I take this time to thank everyone that has ever blessed my life. You touched me not matter how big or small and I thank you.
Continue to be a blessing and make others see the light through you.
Shannon Metoyer
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All About Us
Shannon's Nia is a multi-cultural cheer & dance organization that excels at entertaining and captivating audiences, instilling a passion and excitement for cheer & dance in its students, training the talented youth of Cenla inspiring children through the art of cheer & dance. Since 2009, Shannon's Nia has been dedicated to enriching the communities of Central Louisiana while developing young minds in creativity. Through its Founder, Shannon Metoyer, Shannon's Nia has become a leader in diversity and multi-cultural arts. Shannon's Nia strives to educate, entertain, and inspire its audiences. Based in Alexandria, La, Shannon's Nia performs throughout local areas & surrounding states providing a vast body of work. Shannon's Nia is committed to presenting works that speak to every audience member regardless of their background, age, sex, or experience with cheer or dance.
sHANNON'S nIA
LIVE LAUGH LOVE
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Shannon Metoyer has a BFA in Dance with a minor in Creole Studies from Northwestern State University (NSU) in Natchitoches, La. Metoyer is from Alexandria, LA where she is the owner, director and lead choreographer at Shannon’s Nia Cheer Dance and Productions L.L.C., the director of Magnolia Creole. She is also a member the Creative and Performing Arts (C.A.P.A.) organization at NSU and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (N.A.A.C.P.). Metoyer is dedicated to building leaders in her community through cheer and creative arts. Her dance studio and Magnolia Creole gives performers a platform to explore, experience and create opportunities to express themselves through creative arts.
