
UCLA students pack Pauley Pavilion and cheer on as Dance Marathon begins its first of 26 hours.

UCLA student group YOUTHphonics A Cappella perform during Dance Marathon.

Blue lights illuminate the Dance Marathon crowd from the stage.

Many activities beside active dancing were available during Dance Marathon, including a painting table.

An illuminated crowd dances during a special themed routine during Dance Marathon.

Nick Valentini Collective fuses various genres during his set at Dance Marathon.

Hui O 'Imiloa dancers spread aloha with hula lessons at Dance Marathon.

Members of Spark run out onto the Pauley dance floor as a team to dance.

A group of singers perform on stage during Dance Marathon.

The Dance Marathon stage and dance floor was full of energy and activity into hour nine.

Dance Marathon participants dance together in a circle during hour 10.

A breakdancer shows off her moves on stage during hour 11 of Dance Marathon.

Nico & Vinz show up as surprise artists and pump up crowds with their hit songs like "When the Day Comes," "Am I Wrong" and "Our Love."

A Team Pink dancer is dressed in all pink and wears a unicorn horn.

A girl from Team Spark poses for the camera while dressed as Harry Potter during hour 12.

Avinash Malaviya (left), a fourth-year ethnomusicology and neuroscience student, and Anthony Mai (right), a fourth-year microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics student, stand strong with the force holding purple lightsabers and posing in a warrior stance.

Enzo's Pizza of Westwood provides a bountiful amount of pizza for Dance Marathon participants.

Dancers show intense moves in full force on stage to pump up the crowd during hour 13.

A child ambassador for the Pediatric Coalition hugs a supporter during a special ceremony on stage.

A dancer gets his groove on inside a cheering circle during hour 19 of Dance Marathon.

Participants take a break from Dance Marathon inside Pauley Pavilion to stretch and practice yoga in the open light.

Fourth-year student Patrick Fontenette, known by his stage name “Emillo,” rapped on stage early Sunday morning.

Dance Marathon participants are exhausted in the final hours of the event and find any way to get some rest without laying down.

An energized dancer in a Flash t-shirt attempts the splits during the final hours of Dance Marathon.

Dancers are still hot on their feet and excited during power hour of Dance Marathon.

Dance Marathon 2016 brings together an intense energy of happiness and excitement with participants during power hour and the final dancing stage of the whole event.