Dancing in the rain at the Cowichan Intercultural Society’s dance-a-thon last weekend. (Lexi Bainas/Citizen)

Dancing in the rain in Duncan for a good cause

Cheerful supporters of the Cowichan Intercultural Society dance, dance, dance despite the heavy downpour last Saturday morning at the group’s fundraising Dance-a-Thon.

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