Viral Dancing Christmas Tree Returns to Glasgow for 24-Hour Challenge 🎄

Glasgow. Maxwell Square Park. Dancing Christmas Tree.<br /><br />Glasgow Christmas tree dancer who went viral is back on the streets for a massive 24-hour challenge.<br />Two years after Kate E. Deeming's Christmas tree dancing went viral, she's is back on the south side streets to dance for a full 24 hours. <br /><br />This Christmas, a Glasgow community activist is back to spread holiday cheer and raise money with her humorous Christmas tree dance.<br /><br />Two years ago, a video of Kate E. Deeming dancing to The Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping" went viral on Twitter and had over one million views.<br /><br />Since then, Kate has become somewhat of a local legend in Glasgow's south side, where she currently resides. The money raised went toward enjoyable after-school activities for youngsters in Pollokshields.<br /><br /><br /><br />She is now back with a massive new challenge: today, December 14, she will dance nonstop for a full 24 hours in an effort to collect money for the neighbourhood.<br /><br />She stated "I started it because I wanted to spread some joy throughout the world, and that came out in dancing antics. When people see it, they are happy.<br /><br />"A woman recorded me dancing dressed as a Christmas tree two years ago, and the video went viral. <br />"Everyone was curious about what I planned to do this year, but I only have one day because I've been so busy.<br /><br />This year, Kate and Pollokshields Community Food Point have teamed up with the intention of establishing a weekly social where community members can gather, make new acquaintances, and develop connections.<br /><br />There are many ways in which individuals are now struggling, so I considered what would be beneficial to the community, she said. "In addition, I've discovered that since lockdown, there has been a genuine loss of social connection.<br /><br />"I believed it would be wonderful to provide a location for weekly social gatherings, a focal point for the week.<br />"It's about keeping in mind that a community is built around its members, and I've discovered that dancing offers me a lot of joy because both the costume and the dancing are quite disarming and reach out to everyone. We connect through these common experience."<br /><br />Visit this JustGiving website to find out more about Kate's challenge or to contribute to the cause. https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/pollokshieldssocial