North Berkshire Community Dance
2025-09-13 19:30 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | First Congregational Church, Williamstown MA, 906 Main Street, Williamstown, Massachusetts, 01267, United States
* At the Williamstown location *

Jeff Walker will call, music by Kathy and Jeff Walker. Gents and ladies role terms.

Admission is pay-as-you-can: $5 – $15, or barter equivalent, suggested.

As a community dance in a small college town, we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds into the ever-changing tradition of New England contra dance. Contra dancing is the contemporary face of a living tradition; some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed. Some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed; all are good fun and a pleasurable occasion for meeting and interacting with people both new and familiar.

Everyone is welcome. New dancers and families with children are encouraged to arrive at 3:30 for an introductory lesson. Come with or without a partner; most people change partners for each dance throughout the evening.

Covid Policy: Masks are optional, and we are no longer checking vaccination status.

For more information, Visit www.northberkshiredance.org or the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/.

UPCOMING DANCES

We send a quick email reminder once a month before each dance. If you would like to be included, you can subscribe here.

For more information, visit www.northberkshiredance.org, see the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/, or contact doonemackay@gmail.com.

DFO/Flurry/Members' Picnic
2025-09-14 13:00 - 17:00 | New York
Sunday, September 14, 20251-5 pmPeebles Island State Park, Cohoes NY

We hope DFO members will join the DanceFlurry Organization board, Flurry Festival planning committee, event organizers, volunteers, and their families/friends and spend the afternoon at this beautiful riverside location connecting with friends from across our community. Bring your instruments, games, frisbees, etc, and plan for a relaxed afternoon catching up with the DFO & Flurry community!GRILLING OPTIONS & POTLUCK We’ll be grilling, along with a potluck, and request your RSVP and grill preferences by September 7 for planning. After your RSVP is recorded, please click “View Invitation” to return to this page, where you will be able to scroll down and select your choice of DFO-provided grill options, as well as sign up to help with grilling or bring a potluck item. To provide more detail about food, add a note to your RSVP. Your RSVP will also help us notify you in event of weather-related changes. No alcohol is allowed in the park. Park entry is free, the pavilion is covered, and there are walking trails nearby and a lawn. WEATHER: In case of severe weather, information on the backup location will be emailed to those who have RSVP’d. Updates will also be posted at facebook.com/danceflurry For up-to-date information contact Shira at 518-268-3780 or Lorraine at 518-926-0538, or emailadmin@flurryfestival.org LOCATION & PARKING: Peebles Island State Park is at the confluence of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers, and offers terrific views of rivers and rapids. Parking is on the west side of the road; cross the road to find the pavilion by the water. Find a detailed map and trails at https://parks.ny.gov/documents/parks/PeeblesIslandTrailMap.pdf.

Tri-City Folk Dancers
2025-09-19 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-10-10 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-10-17 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-10-24 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-10-31 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-11-07 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-11-21 19:30 - 22:00 | Scotia Methodist Church, 201 North Ten Broeck, Scotia, 12302, New York, United States
Most Fridays 7:30-10:00Occasional “Daylight Dances” on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Check calendar or FB.
New Location beginning July 5: Scotia United Methodist Church, 201 N Ten Broeck St, Scotia, NY 12302
International Folk Dancing includes the traditional dances of many countries and cultures done to authentic music in a variety of formations (long and short lines, circles, broken circles, and a few duos, trios, and individual). Our group is particularly fond of dances from the Balkan countries (Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia and Serbia), Romania, Greece, Turkey, Armenia, Israel, Brittany, French Canada and other countries. We mostly dance to recorded music but have live music events a few times a year.
We welcome all ages and genders, and no partner is necessary, as most dances do not involve couples. We welcome beginners and children who are interested in dancing. We encourage those to come early in the evening when instruction is emphasized and tailored to newer dancers. Typically, the level of difficulty increases as the evening progresses, and we move on to dances requested by the group.
Comfortable clothing and clean, soft-soled shoes are recommended.
Parking is free, and we enter the building from the door nearest the parking lot. We ask a donation of $8, as you are able.
Questions? Want to be added to (or deleted from) our email list? Contact Barb or Bob at (518) 452-1154, or email Barb at macleanbarb@aol.com.

Albany Sacred Harp (Shape Note) Singing
2025-09-20 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-09-27 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-10-04 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-10-11 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-10-18 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-10-25 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-11-01 13:00 - 15:30, 2025-11-08 13:00 - 15:30 and 1 more date | St. George’s Episcopal Church, 30 N. Ferry St., Schenectady, NY, 12305, United States
Sing four-part harmony with others and make a sound unlike anything else on earth..without auditions, rehearsals, or a commitment. Just singing for joy! All are welcome! We sing out of the Sacred Harp, 1991 Edition. Loaner books are available.

Most Saturdays* 1:00 to 3:30 pm

“Haunting ancient harmonies…Gregorian chant meets bluegrass” —NY Times“the heavy metal music of the 19th century” —J. Hauff

We are an informal, friendly group of people from the greater Albany, N.Y., area who sing Sacred Harp music together. Sacred Harp is traditional, a cappella, community harmony singing. All our events are free of charge and open to newcomers, all ages, all voices, and all levels of musical (in)experience. Loaner books and explanations are available at the singings. Please explore our website (or contact us) and find out more about us and the music.

Yes! We will have everything you need… * a warm welcome * a tunebook to borrow * a cup of tea * explanations/instruction as you may require.

* Please note that there may be changes to the schedule for particular weeks. Please check the Facebook page or the website albanysacredharp.org for the most up-to-date information.

We sing in the Great Hall of St. George’s Episcopal Church in the Schenectady Stockade. The church’s address is 30 N Ferry St 12305, but direct your GPS to 214 Green St for the parking lot. There is a door leading directly from the parking lot to the Great Hall, on your right just before you go down the stairs to the church. (No stairs involved: wheelchair accessible!)

Parking lot off Green St. (GPS “214 Green St 12305”) – a door opens directly from the lot to the hall. Check online or FB for other special dates.

COVID-19 Protocols: We sing together each Saturday, in person and indoors, mask optional. Please do not attend in the case of possible symptoms or exposure to COVID or other illness. Sacred Harp Singing is an Affiliate Event of the DanceFlurry Organization, and its Covid safety policies are determined by the event organizers and the venue, not the DFO. Please note that some special events have individual COVID protocols.

Albany 1st Friday Swing Dance
2025-10-03 19:00 - 22:30 | Albany Elks Lodge, 25 South Allen Street, Albany, NY, 12203, United States
Miss Paula & the Twangbusters

* 7-8pm – Swing Dance Lesson. No partner needed. Beginners welcome!!

* 8-10:30 pm – Dance

Cost: $20 General, $15 Student, 65+ Senior, DFO Member

Albany Elks, 25 S Allen St, Albany, NY 12208 (1 block south of Rt. 20 Madison/Western)

Spacious, attractive A/C hall (plus new large fans) with large wooden dance floor.

Covid/Flu: Stay home if you feel sick, or were in close contact with someone who is contagious. Thank you for taking precautions to keep our wonderful dance community safe. Proof of vaccine is no longer required.

Volunteers needed! Please contact us if you’d be interested in being on the Albany 1st Friday Swing Dance committee and helping with the dance, especially with take down.

Ambassador Program: The DFO has established this program to welcome all people, especially beginners, to our dances. For more information, please ask at the front desk. All of you, men AND women, can help by asking everyone to dance, especially newcomers and those sitting down. <<<<<

Every 1st Friday except July and August

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Capital English Country Dancers
2025-10-05 14:00 - 17:00 | St. John’s Episcopal Church, 146 1st Street, Troy, 12180, United States
Dorothy Cummings & Daniel Popowich, music by Alan Thomson & Friends

Celebrating over 35 years of dancing

Dancing with friends in sync with beautiful music is a joyful, magical experience!

First Sundays from September through MayIntroductory Workshop at 1:30 pm | Dance 2-5 pmGeneral Admission $15 (Discount with DFO/CEDC membership)St. John’s Episcopal Church, 146 First St., Troy, NY

Season 2025-2026 (Download flyer)September 7 – Free Beginner Workshop, Don Bell, music by recorded musicOctober 5 – Dorothy Cummings & Daniel Popowich, music by Alan Thomson & FriendsOctober 26 – English session at Scottish Fall Frolic Barrett Grimm, music by Elke Baker, Liz Donaldson Special time: 12:30 to 2:30 (ECD dancers also welcome at morning Scottish session from 10:00 to 11:30. Brunch 11:30 to 12:30) Special location: Newbitz House, 85 Mann Blvd., Half Moon, NYNovember 2 – Helen White, music by Spare PartsDecember 7 – Imogen Mills, music by Vonnie Estes, Charles Fischer, Nancy BakemeierJanuary 4 – Orly Krasner, music by Jean Monroe, Eleanor LincolnFebruary 1 – Elizabeth Freedman, music by Dominik Landowne, Sue PolanskyMarch 1 – Don Bell, music by Alan Thompson, Micah WalterApril 5 – Martha Griffin, music by Spare PartsMay 3 – Melanie Axel-Lute, music by Flying Romanos

Our COVID Policy: Proof of vaccination and wearing of a mask will not be required at CECD events. Please stay home if you feel sick or have symptoms of Covid or flu. CECD will notify all attendees if someone reports a Covid diagnosis within a week after a dance.

For more information contact: dianehbell@gmail.com | 518-416-6771Find videos at youtube.com/@donwfbell

Capital English Country Dancers (CECD) is an affiliate of the DanceFlurry Organization and a member of the Country Dance and Song Society

Albany Contra Dance
2025-10-10 19:45 - 23:00 | Albany Elks Lodge, 25 South Allen Street, Albany, NY, 12203, United States
Isaac Banner calling for the Star Charters: Cecilia Vacanti (fiddle), Jess Newman (fiddle), Mark Price (guitar)

Albany Contradances are held every second and some fifth Fridays of the month, September through June, in the large ballroom of the Albany Elks Lodge, located at 25 S Allen St, Albany, NY.

Dancing starts at 8pm, with a beginner lesson at 7:45pm. Now is a great time to be a beginner! Please share this event with anybody who may be interested, regardless of experience level!

Contra dancing has its roots in English country dancing, and may feel familiar to square dancing. Albany Contra uses the gender-free calling terms Larks and Robins.

As we’re living in a world with Covid-19:– Masks are optional– We request that if you have symptoms or have recently been exposed to Covid, please stay home.

In partnership with the DFO, we would like to remind all attendees that consent is vital to a safe and inclusive dance experience. Be polite when asking for dances, gracious if rejected, and always ask before trying to dip, lift, or twirl your partner. If someone at the dance causes you to feel uncomfortable, please speak with an organizer or Dance Ambassador, who will be wearing a button. More information can be found at https://www.danceflurry.org/about-us/culture-of-consent/

In our ever-continuing work to welcome more people to the dance floor, we are implementing a sliding pay scale. Please plan to pay what you comfortably can, from $8 for those that need extra communal support to $25 for those who are able to give our newly reborn dance a financial boost.

Contact us with any questions or to volunteer at albanycontras@danceflurry.org

Events this season

September 12th: Melanie Axel-Lute calling for Here on the Hill: Tory Horner (fiddle), Annie McDougall (fiddle), Rose Powell (guitar)

October 10th: Isaac Banner calling for the Star Charters: Cecilia Vacanti (fiddle), Jess Newman (fiddle), Mark Price (guitar). NOTE: No 5th Friday dance on Halloween

November 14-15 – Albany ContraFest [performers TBA but will include the Gaslight Tinkers]

December 12: Mo Brachfeld and Rinde Glick calling for TBA

January 9, 2026: TBA calling for Kingfisher: Cecilia Vacanti (fiddle), Jeff Kaufman (piano, mandolin, drums, synths)

January 30, 2026: TBA calling for TBA [*unofficiallythere are tentative plans for Stove Dragon: Oliver Scanlon (fiddle, mandolin, feet, vocals), Rose Jackson (fiddle, vocals), Sam Zakon-Anderson (piano), Max Newman (guitar)]

February 2026: No dance — see you at the Flurry!

March 13, 2026: TBA calling for TBA led by Oliver Scanlon

April 10, 2026: Qwill Duvall calling for TBA

May 8, 2026: TBA calling for TBA

May 29, 2026: TBA calling for TBAJune 12, 2026 TBA calling for TBA

North Berkshire Community Dance
2025-10-11 19:30 - 22:00 | First Congregational Church, Williamstown MA, 906 Main Street, Williamstown, Massachusetts, 01267, United States
* At the Williamstown location *

Quena Crain will call. Larks and Robins role terms.

Admission is pay-as-you-can: $5 – $15, or barter equivalent, suggested.

As a community dance in a small college town, we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds into the ever-changing tradition of New England contra dance. Contra dancing is the contemporary face of a living tradition; some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed. Some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed; all are good fun and a pleasurable occasion for meeting and interacting with people both new and familiar.

Everyone is welcome. New dancers and families with children are encouraged to arrive at 3:30 for an introductory lesson. Come with or without a partner; most people change partners for each dance throughout the evening.

Covid Policy: Masks are optional, and we are no longer checking vaccination status.

For more information, Visit www.northberkshiredance.org or the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/.

UPCOMING DANCES

We send a quick email reminder once a month before each dance. If you would like to be included, you can subscribe here.

For more information, visit www.northberkshiredance.org, see the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/, or contact doonemackay@gmail.com.

DFO Grant-Funded Event - Troy Queer Contra
2025-10-25 14:00 - 17:30 | New York
Troy Queer Contra – First Session!

The DanceFlurry Organization provided a Community grant to help establish this new dance series sponsored by the Lavender Country and Folk Dancers (LCFD).

For the LGBTQIA community, friends & allies. No partner or experience necessary!

﻿4th Saturdays, October through April. Intro lesson 2-2:30; Dance to live music 2:30-5:30

Cost: $15-20, $8-12 with student ID; no one turned away due to lack of funds

COVID protocol: Well-fitting high-filtration mask (N95, KN95, KF94) required. Air purifiers will be present and running.

Berith Sholom, 167 3rd St, Troy NY | https://www.lcfd.org/troy.html

Cajun / Zydeco Dances
2025-10-25 19:00 - 22:30 | Albany Unitarian Universalist Church, 405 Washington Ave., Albany, NY, 12206
Great live music from Zydegroove!

Great fun–and no partner needed!

Lesson at 7:00 – Dance from 7:30-10:30

The lesson at the beginning of the dance covers the traditional Cajun dances: the Cajun Waltz, One-Step, and Two-Step. All of these are traveling “Carousel” dances. The dancers create the “Carousel” by all the couples working together traveling around the floor in a counter clockwise direction. See these guidelines for Cajun dancing.

There are no Covid restrictions, but we ask that folks stay home if they are not feeling well or have been exposed recently.

The line-up for the 2025-2026 Season (click on image to download flyer):October 25 – ZydegrooveNovember 22 – Red Aces Cajun BandDecember – No danceJanuary 24 – Zydeco RevelatorsFebruary 28 – Les Taiauts Cajun BandMarch 28 – Catahoula Cajun BandApril 25 – Planet Zydeco

What is the difference between Cajun and Zydeco??
Zydeco and Cajun dancing follow similar rhythms, born in the Bayou of Louisiana, and notably feature an accordion and often a fiddle (or two), generally with a rhythm guitar and a bass guitar (or stand-up bass). Stationary dances like Zydeco (or swing dancing) are generally done in the center of the dance floor to allow traveling dances, such as a Cajun two-step, to be done around the outside oval of the floor.

Zydeco Revelators

Zydeco music generally includes the distinctive sound of a rub board, or “frattoire” as it is called in French, and usually there is also a drummer keeping a lively beat. Zydeco dancing tends to be more energetic, with dancers tending to stay in one location while they dance. The gentle percussive beat of the triangle, or “p’tit fer” as it is known in French, or just the bass, often keeps the beat in Cajun music. Cajun music tends to tell a story, with gentler dancing that travels around the perimeter of the dance floor, such as waltzes and two-steps.

Capital English Country Dancers
2025-11-02 14:00 - 17:00 | St. John’s Episcopal Church, 146 1st Street, Troy, 12180, United States
Helen White calling, with music by Spare Parts

Celebrating over 35 years of dancing

Dancing with friends in sync with beautiful music is a joyful, magical experience!

First Sundays from September through MayIntroductory Workshop at 1:30 pm | Dance 2-5 pmGeneral Admission $15 (Discount with DFO/CEDC membership)St. John’s Episcopal Church, 146 First St., Troy, NY

Watch some of our dances here

Season 2025-2026 (Download flyer)

List of Callers and Musicians 2025-26

Capital English Country Dancers membership form

September 7 – Free Beginner Workshop, Don Bell, music by recorded musicOctober 5 – Dorothy Cummings & Daniel Popowich, music by Alan Thomson & FriendsOctober 26 – English session at Scottish Fall Frolic Barrett Grimm, music by Elke Baker, Liz Donaldson Special time: 12:30 to 2:30 (ECD dancers also welcome at morning Scottish session from 10:00 to 11:30. Brunch 11:30 to 12:30) Special location: Newbitz House, 85 Mann Blvd., Half Moon, NYNovember 2 – Helen White, music by Spare PartsDecember 7 – Imogen Mills, music by Vonnie Estes, Charles Fischer, Nancy BakemeierJanuary 4 – Orly Krasner, music by Jean Monroe, Eleanor LincolnFebruary 1 – Elizabeth Freedman, music by Dominik Landowne, Sue PolanskyMarch 1 – Don Bell, music by Alan Thompson, Micah WalterApril 5 – Martha Griffin, music by Spare PartsMay 3 – Melanie Axel-Lute, music by Flying Romanos

Our COVID Policy: Proof of vaccination and wearing of a mask will not be required at CECD events. Please stay home if you feel sick or have symptoms of Covid or flu. CECD will notify all attendees if someone reports a Covid diagnosis within a week after a dance.

For more information contact: dianehbell@gmail.com | 518-416-6771Capital English Country Dancers (CECD) is an affiliate of the DanceFlurry Organization and a member of the Country Dance and Song Society

Albany 1st Friday Swing Dance
2025-11-07 19:00 - 22:30 | Albany Elks Lodge, 25 South Allen Street, Albany, NY, 12203, United States
Eight to the Bar

* 7-8pm – Swing Dance Lesson. No partner needed. Beginners welcome!!

* 8-10:30 pm – Dance

Cost: $20 General, $15 Student, 65+ Senior, DFO Member

Albany Elks, 25 S Allen St, Albany, NY 12208 (1 block south of Rt. 20 Madison/Western)

Spacious, attractive A/C hall (plus new large fans) with large wooden dance floor.

Covid/Flu: Stay home if you feel sick, or were in close contact with someone who is contagious. Thank you for taking precautions to keep our wonderful dance community safe. Proof of vaccine is no longer required.

Volunteers needed! Please contact us if you’d be interested in being on the Albany 1st Friday Swing Dance committee and helping with the dance, especially with take down.

Ambassador Program: The DFO has established this program to welcome all people, especially beginners, to our dances. For more information, please ask at the front desk. All of you, men AND women, can help by asking everyone to dance, especially newcomers and those sitting down. <<<<<

Every 1st Friday except July and August

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North Berkshire Community Dance
2025-11-08 19:30 - 22:00 | First Congregational Church, Williamstown MA, 906 Main Street, Williamstown, Massachusetts, 01267, United States
* At the Williamstown location *

Music by Raven & Goose, all the way from the west coast! Calling by Ben Sachs-Hamilton, larks and robins role terms.

Admission is pay-as-you-can: $5 – $15, or barter equivalent, suggested.

As a community dance in a small college town, we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds into the ever-changing tradition of New England contra dance. Contra dancing is the contemporary face of a living tradition; some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed. Some of the dances are hundreds of years old, some are recently composed; all are good fun and a pleasurable occasion for meeting and interacting with people both new and familiar.

Everyone is welcome. New dancers and families with children are encouraged to arrive at 7:30 for an introductory lesson. Come with or without a partner; most people change partners for each dance throughout the evening.

Covid Policy: Masks are optional, and we are no longer checking vaccination status.

For more information, Visit www.northberkshiredance.org or the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/.

UPCOMING DANCES

We send a quick email reminder once a month before each dance. If you would like to be included, you can subscribe here.

For more information, visit www.northberkshiredance.org, see the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/northberkshiredance/, or contact doonemackay@gmail.com.

DFO Grant-Funded Event - Hudson Community Square Dance
2025-11-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Time & Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson, 12534
Hudson Community Square Dance with Paul Rosenberg, Caller, and tunes by the River City Ramblers

Promenade your way on down to Time and Space Limited for the 3rd Hudson Community Square Dance!

Friday, November 14, 2025 from 7 to 9 PM (Doors will open at 6:30 PM)

Impress your friends! Connect with community through a low-stakes, raucous evening of traditional dance! Enjoy the ripping sounds of a live Appalachian-style string band! Dance in a movie theatre!

All skill levels welcome. No partner necessary. The dance will be called by celebrated caller Paul Rosenberg, with tunes by the River City Ramblers. All dances will be taught in real time—no prior knowledge necessary.

Tickets available at the door: Suggested donation of $20.

WHERE: Time & Space Limited434 Columbia Street, Hudson, NY 12534

The DanceFlurry Organization provided a Community grant to help establish this new dance series.

Albany Contrafest 2025!
2025-11-14 20:00 - 2025-11-15 23:00 | Albany Elks Lodge, 25 South Allen Street, Albany, NY, 12203, United States
Friday Nov 14 and Saturday Nov 15, 2025

Liz Nelson calling with music by the Gaslight Tinkers!

The Gaslight Tinkers are, from left, Eli Martinez (drums), I-Shea (percussion/vocals), Clara Constance-Stickney (fiddle), Garrett Sawyer (bass) and Peter Siegel (mandolin and guitar).

Photo: Peter Siegel

Contrafest is three dances over the two days, plus a half hour of waltzes tossed in on Saturday evening. See the full schedule below. Note that the sliding scale for admissions varies from our regular monthly dances, and this year we’re also offering a Full-Fest price good for all three dances.

Full 2-day Schedule: – Friday Lesson and Contra Dance (7:45pm – 11:00pm) : $15-$25 – Saturday Exciting Contras (2pm – 5pm) : $14-$25 – Saturday Waltzes (7:30pm to 8:00pm) AND Contra Dance Party (8pm – 11pm) : $15-$25

Full-Fest (All 3 Dances): $45 -$55

Calling will use Larks and Robins to denote dance roles. No experience necessary. No partner needed.

COVID policy: Masks optional but encouraged

If the COVID-19 hospital admissions level in Albany or Rensselaer County is high on the day of the dance, masks will be required.

Support the Abany Contra Dance and help spread the word with a T-shirt!!

Shirts will be available at Contra Fest for $25.

Tri-City Folk Dancers - Daylight Dance
2025-11-15 14:00 - 16:30 | Scotia Methodist Church, 201 North Ten Broeck, Scotia, 12302, New York, United States
Special Daytime Dance!! – Live music with Bulgarika
Therefore, no dance on Friday night
Saturday from 2 to 4:30 pm
Scotia United Methodist Church, 201 N Ten Broeck St, Scotia, NY 12302
International Folk Dancing includes the traditional dances of many countries and cultures done to authentic music in a variety of formations (long and short lines, circles, broken circles, and a few duos, trios, and individual). Our group is particularly fond of dances from the Balkan countries (Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia and Serbia), Romania, Greece, Turkey, Armenia, Israel, Brittany, French Canada and other countries. We mostly dance to recorded music but have live music events a few times a year.We welcome all ages and genders, and no partner is necessary, as most dances do not involve couples.
We welcome beginners and children who are interested in dancing. We encourage those to come early in the evening when instruction is emphasized and tailored to newer dancers. Typically, the level of difficulty increases as the dance progresses, and we move on to dances requested by the group.
Comfortable clothing and clean, soft-soled shoes are recommended.
Parking is free, and we enter the building from the rear. We ask a donation of $8, as you are able.
Questions? Want to be added to (or deleted from) our email list? Contact Barb or Bob at (518) 452-1154, or email Barb at macleanbarb@aol.com.
Tri-City FolkDancers is an Affiliate of the DanceFlurry Organization and a member of Country Dance and Song Society.
