- November 25, 2024
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Lakewood Ranch’s Kelly Keiton and her 7-year-old daughter, Douggin, headed out for a mother-daughter day Sept. 12 at Main Street at Lakewood Ranch.
The Keitons joined at least 27 mothers and their children to do a mother-kids workout in the street before tie-dying shirts during a party organized by Barre3 and Let’s Create Art.
“We’re having a good mother-daughter day with exercise and painting before we go to the pottery place and do more painting,” Keiton said.
ww“We’ll probably get a cookie or two or some ice cream.”
Nikki Roenicke, owner of Barre3, said she understands people might not be comfortable coming into the studio due to COVID-19, so she wanted to create an opportunity for exercise while being socially distant.
“We thought, why not take it to the street?” Roenicke said.
Greenbrook’s Allison McSherry said the tie-dye party was a great way to start the weekend. She participated in the event with her daughters, 5-year-old Scarlett and 4-year-old Kenna.