Tutu Tuesday in La Pocatiere, Quebec: A Whirlwind of Tutu-ific Style

Hey everyone! It's your favourite tutu-obsessed Canadian ballerina here, ready to take you on a spin through the delightful world of #tututuesday.

La Pocatière, Quebec is a charming town known for its rich history and picturesque streets. This week, we're celebrating all things tulle and dance with a special Tutu Tuesday celebration.

And let me tell you, this town is stepping up its tutu game! There are tutus for every occasion and style –

  • The Romantic Classic: This timeless look, perfect for a stroll along the St. Lawrence River, features a graceful, flowing tulle skirt and a fitted bodice.
  • The Edgy Modern: Think black tulle, asymmetric cuts, and maybe even a little bit of leather. The perfect outfit for a coffee at a chic café.
  • The Playful Pastel: These cheerful tutus are all about expressing your inner child. Choose from shades of pink, lavender, and blue and get ready to twirl!
  • The Glamorous Gatsby: With sequins, fringe, and an abundance of feather boas, this look is guaranteed to turn heads. A perfect choice for an evening at the theatre.

From the bustling streets to the serene countryside, the spirit of Tutu Tuesday has spread like a joyous pirouette. I saw tutus of all shapes, sizes, and colors:

  • A group of school kids sporting playful tutu-skirts and tutus designed to resemble colourful popsicles!
  • A stylish grandma rocking a chic tutu paired with a sophisticated tweed jacket, her confidence a masterpiece.
  • And even a fluffy black poodle wearing a tiny tulle tutu with a charming bow around her neck!

This delightful celebration brought a wave of excitement to La Pocatiere. Seeing people of all ages and backgrounds embrace the fun and playful spirit of dance was truly heartwarming.

It’s a reminder that ballet and fashion can bring communities together, expressing creativity, joy, and a shared love for the art of dance. And with each twirl, every Tutu Tuesday brings its own magic.

What I love about tutu Tuesday, and maybe why you’ve fallen in love with it too, is its inclusive spirit. Whether you're a professional ballerina or just a fan of fun fashion, this event allows you to express your creativity, have a good time and share your passion with others.

Let's not forget the amazing legacy of ballet in Canada. From renowned dancers like Veronica Tennant and Evelyn Hart to thriving dance schools in cities across the country, Canada’s dance community is vibrant and flourishing.

And guess what? #Tututuesday isn't just about La Pocatière. You can join the celebration from anywhere in Canada! Simply find a tutu (or create your own!) and share your twirling adventures using the #tututuesday hashtag on social media.

Remember: You don't need to be a ballerina to participate in #tututuesday. Embrace the spirit of joy, creativity, and playful self-expression!

Happy Tutu Tuesday! Let’s all get our twirl on. And don't forget to share your pictures! Tag me on Instagram @DancingInTulle, I’d love to see you dancing in your Tutu-ific attire!

See you on next week’s Tutu Tuesday!