DC Dancing Stars Gala Launch Party!

Travis Holler

Dance enthusiasts, community leaders and local D.C. celebrities headed to the Tower Club Tysons Corner last week for the D.C. Dancing Stars Gala Launch Party! Here, MeeHee Lee, SuHa Mousa, Javier Buentello, Irene Bueno, Felicia Budiman and Roddy Toms enjoy the fun at the 2017 D.C.’s Dancing Stars Gala Launch Party.

Travis Holler

The launch party introduced the Corporate Challenge participants who will be competing in this year's Dancing Stars Gala to help win money for the charity of their choice. Here, 2017 Celebrity Dancer and Fox 5 film critic Kevin McCarthy gets some tips on winning the competition from 2016 D.C.’s Dancing Stars Gala Champion Krystal Koons of Koons Automotive.

Travis Holler

The Dancing Stars Gala will be held Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Sheraton Tysons Hotel. Here, Fred Astaire Fairfax Professionals Javier Buentello and Jason Rushing flank the 2017 Corporate Challenge Dancers, Rosenthal Automotive's Geraldine Mendez, CACI's Erika Glon, Booz Allen Hamilton's Kari Merkel, Jennifer Bush-Lawson Foundation's Jennifer Myers and Sotheby’s International's Joy Deevy.

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