About this Event
❄️ Event Highlights:
💃 A live Latin dance retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen, reimagined with a tropical twist
🌴 Salsa-hot rhythms meet a shimmering winter wonderland, scene by scene
🎟️ Museum admission included, so you can explore world-class contemporary glass art before the show
📸 A one-night-only holiday performance surrounded by contemporary glass art
🗓️ Event Details:
Date: Saturday, December 19, 2026
Time: Doors open at 5:00 PM. Showtime at 6:00 PM.
Location: Imagine Museum of Contemporary Glass Art, 1901 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL 33713
Tickets: Non-members, $15
Imagine Museum members, $5
Parking: Free on-site parking lot
✨ The Experience:
When the Snow Queen whisks a young boy away, his loyal friend Greda sets out to bring him home. To shake Greda off her trail, the Queen flees south to Antarctica, leaving an icy path through the tropics. What follows is a series of daring challenges, each scene told through Latin dance and winter wonderland magic, until Greda finally reaches the frozen south and returns home with her friend.
Flair Entertainment returns to Imagine Museum after their History of Latin Dance performance this fall, bringing their signature energy to a holiday story unlike any other.
Holiday weekend seats go quickly, and this is a single-night performance. Reserve your tickets now and give yourself (and someone you love) a winter tradition with a little Latin heat. 🔥
❄️ Dress for the Magic!
👑🌴Become part of the story! Guests are encouraged to dress for our Winter Wonderland with a tropical twist. Channel your inner Snow Queen with icy blues, shimmering silver, sparkling crowns, and winter-inspired costumes—or bring the heat with vibrant colors, tropical flair, and Latin dance-inspired attire!Whether you arrive in a full costume or simply add a little sparkle to your holiday outfit, we invite you to join the magic. Costumes are encouraged but never required!
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Event venue & nearby stays
Imagine Museum, 1901 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, United States