Get Active in fall, 2017!
Enjoy a Great Experience:
Discover Today's Style
of Square Dancing
WELCOME!
www.squaredancefun.info
Hello to everyone looking for
details on our big provincial
dance event: Festival 2017
July 6 to 8 in Surrey!
Close to 400 dancers
will be found in three
buildings on the
Cloverdale Rodeo Grounds.
Spectators are most welcome
for a $2 admission applicable
to all 3 days--pay at the door.
We recommend that
7:30 to 10 pm daily is the best
time to see lots of dancing
in two halls.
Although created for the
dance community, you'll find
lots of information on the
Festival's web page including
a map, dance schedules
and photos of the entertainers.
CLICK HERE FOR A LINK
Queries can be directed to
dancinglikethestars@gmail.com
or toll-free at
1-800-335-9433
Come see the fun!
Start discovering! Select below.
Learn at an easy pace
with lots of review.
Over 2,000 British Columbians
enjoy square dancing
& related dance forms.
Presented by the SQUAREUPB.C.
marketing initiative of the
British Columbia Square
& Round Dance Federation,
Canada
Today's Style of Square Dancing
What makes square dancing so great?It's very social. The very nature of this style
of dance is interactive teams of 8 people
reacting to commands from a "caller/entertainer."
You'll start dancing and having fun right away
and making new friends almost as fast.
Most clubs welcome singles.
How Different
is Today's Square Dancing
from its Traditional Image?
The modern square dance has evolved.
Many people experienced traditional, old-time
square dancing in their school years.
They may not have enjoyed old
fashioned music and simplistic moves.
It's better today than what they did in school.
The music heard on today's square dance
floor ranges from pop to country
and show tunes to golden oldies.
Learn of the Benefits
& See How You Learn
in the 10 minute Video:
"Dancing Keeps You Young"
Many Benefits
The square dance is mildly aerobic andwhat better way to guarantee some fun
exercise than by attending a weekly session?
A typical square dance event will have you
moving the equivalent of several kilometres
but you'll be having too much fun to notice.
In fact, the road to better health through
square dancing is so proven that we've
developed a printable 2-page brochure
that's available online.
Entitled "Your Prescription for Better Health,"
it contains endorsements by many medical
professionals, detailing the physical, mental
and social health benefits of square dancing
and its companion dance form,
round dancing:
www.BetterHealth.squaredance.bc.ca
The social element of dancing with many
friendly people moving to lively music is a
great way to forget the stress of the day.
You'll make many new friends who
often become friends both on and off
the dance floor.
A wonderful benefit for couples is that
square dancing provides a regular
opportunity for "together time."
It's an interest away from home that
a couple can share in equally.
More About
Today's Square Dancing
Select from the following:
Got "Two Left Feet?"
How Much Does it Cost?
Who will be at the Dances
& is it mostly Couples?
What's the Attire?
What Follows the New
Dancer Sessions?
Is Square Dancing
Competitive?
Square Dance Travel
Opportunities
Other Dance Forms
Embraced
What if There's No
Square Dance Instruction
in my Area?
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Got "Two Left Feet?"
If you can walk, you can square dance(although in B.C. we have a wheelchair dance club).
This style of dance uses upper body hand
and arm movements, so there are no
difficult "steps." You simply glide along to
the rhythm of the music.
In learning to dance it's not uncommon to feel
self-conscious, wanting to avoid making
mistakes in front of others.
In fact, there's no need to feel pressure because
everyone learns from a patient instructor.
Reinforced with lots of review, you'll become
confident and see how much fun it is.
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How Much Does it Cost?
The square dance recreation is probably one of themost economical activities that you'll find anywhere.
When you start to learn, the first one or more
sessions are usually free to try it out,
so you're already ahead with cost saving.
You'll get your money's worth, especially when you
find that many dances close with delicious
refreshments, included at no extra charge.
Remember, too, that by square dancing
you're investing in a fitness activity
that works toward better health.
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Who will be at the Dances
& is it mostly Couples?
People just like you enjoy square dancing.
They come from all walks of life.
They're people who want to have genuine
fun and lots of laughs.
We all want to improve our
physical and mental well-being and
to make new friends in a healthy
social atmosphere.
Most dances are composed of partnered dancers
and single dancers. Dance clubs make every
effort to involve those attending solo.
In more recent times, due to the greater interest
of women in dance and a higher demographic
of single persons, some ladies are learning
both the left and right positions of a square
dance couple, particularly the traditional
"man's position" to the left.
That way, they're dancing most all the time.
In Burnaby you'll find a club that was
established for singles but also welcomes
couples called the "Swinging Singles"
(that's "swing" as in: "swing your partner!")
In Vancouver there is a gender-neutral square
dance club of particular appeal to the
same sex community.
See those clubs in our "Listings" section.
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What's the Attire?
Comfortable, dressy-casual is appropriate to squaredance with low-rise footwear that won't mark the floor.
Men generally wear long-sleeved shirts and pants or
dressy jeans. Many of today's square dancing ladies
like a longer, flowing skirt often called a Prairie Skirt.
Dance clubs welcome those who opt to wear traditional
square dance attire, crinoline underskirt included.
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What Follows
the New Dancer Sessions?
Once you complete your instruction, your sponsoring
dance club will invite you to attend their regular sessions
that usually take place weekly.
Many clubs observe programs of square dance calls
as identified by Callerlab, an international organization
of square dance callers.
Your program of choice depends upon the time you
can commit to learning. Listed from the lowest to
the greatest challenge, the programs are:
Basic/Condensed
Mainstream
Plus
Advanced 1 & 2
Challenge 1, 2 & 3
"Mainstream" has been the entry program
and the level at which many clubs dance weekly but a
condensed program called "West Coast Square Dancing"
is increasing in popularity. Developed in British Columbia,
it utilizes the most popular calls in the Mainstream
program, getting you dancing sooner,
usually in 10 to 12 weeks.
The Callerlab organization has also issued a
"Condensed Teaching Method" program to
accommodate those pressed for time but
wanting to learn to square dance.
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Is Square Dancing Competitive?
It's not generally considered a competitive
activity although there are a few instances
where competition is enjoyed.
One such event takes place annually
in B.C. or Washington State known
as the Pacific Northwest Teen
Square Dance Festival.
Involving several competitive categories
including calling and exhibitions, it keeps
pre-teens and teens interested and
focused in the activity.
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Square Dance Travel Opportunities
A wonderful aspect about learning to square danceis how you open up a world of possibilities for travel.
Since the "calls" are standardized globally in
the English language, you can travel to dance
in many other countries.
Furthermore, dance Festivals and Conventions
make it extra fun to travel near and far,
joining hundreds and even thousands of other
square dancers.
World square dance tours and even cruises
featuring square dancing to some top callers
aboard ship are also available.
Perhaps the most fun can be had just driving up
the road to the nearest town or city where they'll
probably have a square dance club. Travelling
to dances within your region lets you make
new dance friends close to home.
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Other Dance Forms Embraced
Under the non-profit B.C. Square & Round DanceFederation, other dance forms such as round dancing
and clog dancing are embraced.
Round dancing is square dancing's companion dance
that's usually incorporated into a square dance program.
It's choreographed ballroom dancing where nobody has
to lead because the steps are prompted by a "cuer"
over the microphone.
Some square dance clubs offer new round dancer
sessions and there are some clubs in B.C. that
only round dance.
Clog dance clubs also operate in select cities
around the province.
Clogging is a low impact, rhythmic dance
done to live cues and a great variety of music.
It welcomes all ages and is very popular with singles.
The style is contemporary, precision style clogging.
Although not commonly available,
Contra Dancing is embraced by the
B.C. Square & Round Dance Federation.
It's considered the forerunner to the
square dance. It involves facing lines
of dancers who interact across and
up and down the lines.
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What if There's No Square Dance
Instruction in My Area?
Should your area of B.C. not have square danceinstruction available, we invite you to explore an
8-CD audio series called "Moving and Grooving."
Complete with the music you'll need, it will have
you dancing in very little time.
See information online at:
MovingandGrooving.squaredance.bc.ca
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Where to E-mail Questions
or Phone Toll-free
(state the city relative to your inquiry)
DancingLikeTheStars@gmail.com
1-800-335-9433
If you don't live in British Columbia, the Canadian
Square & Round Dance Society operates a
toll-free information line at:
1-866-206-6696
Return to "About Square Dancing" Index
NEW DANCER SESSIONS IN B.C.
LISTINGS
WITH CLICKABLE LINKS
Click on the region or city of interest to advance
BURNABY,
MAPLE RIDGE, PITT MEADOWS,
COQUITLAM, PORT MOODY, MISSION,
SURREY, WHITE ROCK,
LADYSMITH, PARKSVILLE,
CAMPBELL RIVER, POWELL RIVER
ARMSTRONG, ENDERBY,
WEST KELOWNA, KELOWNA, PEACHLAND,
PENTICTON, OKANAGAN FALLS,
OLIVER, SUMMERLAND
KAMLOOPS, BLIND BAY, SALMON ARM
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN B.C. INTERIOR
DAWSON CREEK, PRINCE GEORGE, TERRACE, KITIMAT,VANDERHOOF, BEDNESTI LAKE, ENGEN, FORT FRASER,
FORT ST. JAMES, FRASER LAKE, HOUSTON,
STONEY CREEK, TOPLEY,
WILLIAMS LAKE
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LOWER
MAINLAND
& FRASER
VALLEY
BURNABY,
Squares Across the Border
Vancouver's Grandview District
Founded in 1983
Vancouver's only
modern square dance club.
This club generally presents
new square dancer sessions
on Tuesday nights at 7 pm.
Contact the dance club for details.
The group offers a gender neutral
environment for all persons,
single or partnered, including the
same sex community.
Presenting dance music
from the
traditional to contemporary.
Instructor: Anne Uebelacker
Location:
Britannia Secondary School Cafeteria,
(enter off Britannia oval)
Register through the
Britannia
Community Centre,
P.O. Box 4404,
Vancouver, BC V6B
3Z8
or call for information:
Carol - 604-874-6486 - E-MAIL
Club contact: E-MAIL
Club web page:
Swinging
Square
Burnaby
This very active dance club held
free new square dancer sessions
throughout September, 2016.
7:00 to 8:20 pm Wednesdays
Regular Wednesday sessions
began October 5.
Call or e-mail to inquire about
the next opportunity to join in!
The fee:
An economical $6 per lesson.
Singles and Couples welcome.
Fun, fitness & friendship.
Try today's style of
square dancing.
Featuring the condensed
West Coast Square Dance Program
that gets you dancing sooner.
No previous dance training needed.
No special attire required.
You'll discover a great experience!
Location:
Burnaby Lake Rowing Pavilion
Pat, New Dancer Co-ordinator:
604-521-7497, E-MAIL
Martin, Club President:
604-777-1633, E-MAIL
See the club's web site at:
Click on below for Facebook page:
Century House Squares
New Westminster
This club provides an opportunity
to learn to square dance in the afternoon,
particularly suitable for night-workers,
shift-workers or those who
don't wish to drive at night.
Starting Mon. Jan. 9,
new square dancer sessions
take place every Monday,
Noon to 1 p.m.
No need to register,
just drop in on any Monday
even if only to try it!
Location:
Century
House,
Ken & Sally Crisp
Edna Page -
Ken Crisp, Instructor - 604-941-6392,
Wesburn Wranglers Pre-teen & Teen
Square & Round
Burnaby
Location for all dancing:
Wesburn Community Centre,
4781 Parkwood, Burnaby
New square dancer sessions for kids aged 6 to 19
usually take place Sunday afternoons, 3:00 to 4:00.
The children have loads of fun moving to music to
which they can relate while getting exercise.
They learn teamwork and how to listen & co-operate.
Contact the club to inquire about joining in!
Instructor: Ray Brendzy
Contact:
Ray &
Christine Brendzy, 604-294-1429, E-MAIL
Click here for Facebook page
also offered:
Choreographed ballroom for kids,
called
"round dancing"
These sessions
generally take place
Monday evenings, 7 to 9.
Contact the club to inquire about joining in.
Instructor: Krista Baird
Contact:
Ray & Christine Brendzy,
604-294-1429, E-MAIL
Therese, 604-594-8622
Delta Sundancers Pre-teen
& Teen Square & Round
New square dancer sessions for kids
generally start in September or October.
The club is making a change this dance year
that includes a move to the
Cloverdale Recreation Centre.
The dance fun takes place on
Sunday afternoons, 1:00 to 2:30.
New round dancer sessions for kids
may also take place
(choreographed ballroom).
Call or e-mail to inquire.
Instructor: Danielle Garbe
Contact Danielle & Aaron:
778-574-0520 - E-MAIL
MAPLE
RIDGE, PITT MEADOWS,
PORT
MOODY,
Maple Ridge
This club warmly welcomes you
to new square dancer sessions
starting Wed. Feb. 8, 2017,
when the first night is FREE!
7:00 to 8:15 pm
Free refreshments following.
Wednesday sessions continue
by registration through April 26.
Location:
Ridge Meadows
Seniors Activity Centre,
12150 224th St., Maple Ridge
(not affiliated with the seniors' society)
Give today's style of
square dancing a try.
You'll be surprised
how much fun you'll have!
Laugh more
Easy to learn - Keep fit
Make new friends - Reduce stress
Exercise your brain
Casual attire. All ages invited.
Couples, families, singles welcome.
Most dances include "singles boards"
to pair up solos with a partner
on a rotating basis.
This club offers several "cycles"
to begin throughout the year
and the program of instruction
is condensed
to get you dancing sooner!
There's lots of extra fun in store for you
at this club because they're known
to hold special dances
such as a Halloween Party & pie night,
Western Dance & Chili Supper,
an annual catered Christmas dinner
& fun dance... and more!
Instructor/entertainer: John Corrigan
Contact:
Allan & Maureen - 604-466-3337, E-MAIL
See the following dedicated page
for those interested in learning to
square dance at this club,
including a "FAQ" link
(frequently asked questions):
Click here for New Dancer Page
Club web site: Town 'n Country Swingers
Click for club's FACEBOOK page
SURREY, WHITE ROCK,
Also available is instruction
in round dancing
(choreographed ballroom).
Click here for
direct links to those
Square Dance Club
Discover today's style
of square dancing.
You'll have a great experience!
This
club offered
FREE
introductory nights
on Wednesdays
in October, 2016.
They ran 7 to 10 pm.
Admissions are now closed
so please call or e-mail
to inquire about the
next opportunity.
Location:
Brookswood Seniors' Centre,
19899 - 36th Ave., Langley
Instructor: Krista Baird
One of the largest & friendliest
square dance clubs
in the Fraser Valley.
Contact:
Maureen Wilson, Co-ordinator
604-916-0653 - E-MAIL
Frank McNeil,
Club web site:
Square Dance Club
(handicapable)
Surrey
Contact the club
about joining the
fun!
Everyone's welcome to this fun group,
whether able-bodied or wheelchair-bound.
Yes, you can square dance in a wheelchair
-- it's a little slower but loads of fun!
Dancing Thursdays, new square dancer
sessions usually start in September
and run from 6:30 to 9:00 pm.
The club is always happy to hear fromhandicapable persons who are interested
in learning today's style of square dancing.
Location:
Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre
13458 107A Avenue,
Instructor/entertainer:
Tyler Wagner
Contact: Darlene - 604-591-2841,
Tyler - 604-817-9350
This
club has been operating for
an
amazing 43 years.
White Rockers
Square Dance
Club
Come enjoy Sun. afternoon
dance instruction, convenient for
evening or shift workers.
New dancer sessions
started in late Sept., 2016,
running noon to 1:30 pm.
Regular Sunday sessions
are underway but now
closed to newcomers.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next
opportunity to join in!
The dance club enjoys two
wonderful caller/entertainers!
Casual attire
Singles Board in use
to keep all solos dancing
Location:
White Rock Lawn Bowling Club,
1079 Dolphin St., White Rock
Contacts:
Ann Melnychuk:
604-541-0188, E-MAIL
Bud & Bell: 778-298-8052
Guys 'n Gals
Square & Round Dance Club
Langley/Aldergrove
This club offers Sunday
afternoon dancing which
many find very convenient.
Your first new dancer session
is FREE to try it out!
New square dancer sessions
run
continuously.
Newcomers welcome
the year around.
The 2017 sessions start at 1:00 p.m.
& continue every Sunday
through June.
Location:
Aldergrove O.A.P. Hall,
3015 - 273 Street, Aldergrove
(one block south of Fraser Highway)
Great fun - easy to learn
friendly, caring people
Free parking - Refreshments weekly
Ages 12 and up are welcome
as well as singles.
Attire is dressy casual
or square dance clothing.
Following your free introductory
session, a very economical
$5 per session fee applies.
Call ahead to say:
"I'm joining the fun!"
(scroll down to see contacts)
This club is proud to feature
the one and only "Coach's Corner"
where personal attention
ensures great dancing!
ALSO AVAILABLE
Langley/Aldergrove
Instruction in
Round Dancing
(choreographed ballroom)
with the Guys 'n Gals club
Sunday afternoons
(call to inquire about times)
Cuer-teacher: Wendy Krueger
Hardwood floors, air-conditioned hall,
coffee served
Aldergrove O.A.P. Hall,
3015 - 273 Street, Aldergrove
(one block south of Fraser Highway)
Call to say "I want to join the fun!"
Contact the caller/cuer/teachers:
Wendy Krueger, 778-878-4244, E-MAIL
Tyler Wagner, 604-817-9350, E-MAIL
Club web site: Guys 'n' Gals
ABBOTSFORD
New dancer sessionsare available in the following: Round Dancing
(choreographed ballroom)
Abbotsford Grand Squares
Square & Round Dance Club
This popular dance club
welcomes newcomers to
today's style of square dancing
with 3 FREE sessions
to see if you like it!
Attend any or all 3 of
the Monday sessions
Jan. 16, 23 or 30, 2017.
7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
A 10-week series on
Monday nights follows
by registration.
The dance club features
the new, condensed
West Coast
Square Dance Program.
In a short time, learn
today's style of square dancing
set to modern music.
New dancers receive
individual attention.
Singles always welcome.
Free coffee time follows
each session.
This club has 90 members & is
celebrating its 36th year of operation.
Location:
Abbotsford Social Activity Assn. Hall,
33889 Essendene Ave.
Caller/teacher:
The young Heather Wallace
Contacts:
Ron Fry - 604-847-3406, E-MAIL
David McVige - 604-864-7435, E-MAIL
Club web site:
Club Facebook page:
Round Dancing
with Anita & Dan
Abbotsford
You'll like choreographed ballroom
dancing, known as round
dancing, because
nobody has to lead.
You simply learn the steps then
follow the cues given over the
microphone.
You'll start with the easy
two-step and waltz.
New round dancer sessions
on Wednesdays started
Oct. 5, 2016, 7 to 9 pm,
and are now closed
to newcomers.
Regular Wednesday night
sessions are continuing.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next opportunity
to join in!
Open to all persons.
It's a couples dance form, so
please try to bring a partner.
Your instructors are highly
qualified, having operated a
round dance club for 23 years.
Both "cue" round dances; Anita
has done so for over 32 years.
Location:
Trinity Memorial United Church
33737 George Ferguson Way,
Abbotsford.
Contact:
Anita & Dan, 604-392-9102, E-MAIL
For more information about
round dancing, see:
Chilliwack Rhythm Reelers
Square & Round Dance Club
Discover a great experience
learning today's style
of square dancing.
Get active in 2017.
Loads of fun!
In January, 2017, there are
two FREE chances to try it out!
Attend one or both:
7 pm, Thurs. Jan. 19
7 pm, Thurs. Jan. 26
Just drop in!
(allow 2 hrs. for the session)
Another option:
Start the regular sessions
on Feb. 2 at 7 pm.
Register at the door.
Location:
Greendale Elem. Community School
6621 Sumas Prairie Road
for a map courtesy of
Google Maps
Features a condensed
10-night program over
consecutive Thursdays
to get you dancing sooner!
Singles welcome.
Make new friends.
Square dancing is putting fun,
fitness & friendship to music.
The club features free coffee, tea
& snacks after each session.
Free parking.
Fee for each regular session is
an economical $6 per dancer!
Teens: Half-price
Caller-teacher/entertainer-couple:
Mike & Rose-Lynn Rhode
Contacts:
Lana - 604-858-5887 - E-MAIL
Fred - 604-795-7566 - E-MAIL
For the club's Facebook web pageCLICK HERE
For a printable poster
promoting the new dancer sessions
CLICK HERE
LOWER
VANCOUVER ISLAND
in Victoria area:
Colwood
Saanich
One opportunity on
Saltspring:
Ganges
Two opportunities to
learn to round dance:
Colwood
Saanich
Frontier Twirlers
Square & Round Dance Club
Colwood - adjacent Victoria
This club began regular
7:30 Thursday night sessions
of new dancer instruction
on Sept. 22, 2016.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next opportunity
to join in!
Great exercise & lots of
fun for all ages.
Singles welcome.
No experience required.
Casual attire.
Economical fees.
These sessions feature a
totally new program--
not the old-fashioned square
dancing that was taught in
schools for years
--it's better!
Free coffee & tea served.
Location:Upstairs at
Old Colwood Firehall,
2225 Sooke Road, Colwood
Note:
Enter at back of building
and go upstairs.
Two halls are situated on a large
property beside the Dairy Queen
restaurant
with lots of free parking.
Caller/teacher:
Garry Dodds
Contacts:
Howard & Gailene, Co-ordinators,
778-678-8442, E-MAIL
Bruce, President, 259-385-7846
E-MAIL
Club's general
website:
COUNTRY COUSINS
Square and Round Dance Club
Saanich - adjacent Victoria
This club presented two free
sessions in September to try
today's style of square dancing.
Regular Sunday night sessionsgot underway at
7:30 pm October 2, 2016.
Royal Oak Hall,
4516 West Saanich Road
Call or e-mail to inquire about
the next opportunity
to join in!
Many Benefits:
Fun, fitness, friendship,
music, stress-relief, parties,
cardio workout, dances
Caller/entertainer:
Stu Hemmings
Contact:
S. Rowan, 250-658-4203,
Club web site:
ALSO, IN THE VICTORIA AREA...
LEARN TO ROUND DANCE
(CHOREOGRAPHED BALLROOM)
TWO DIFFERENT
SESSIONS AVAILABLE!
Rainbow Rounders
Round Dance Club
Colwood - adjacent Victoria
Sessions for newcomers in
choreographed ballroom dancing,
known as "round dancing,"
take place Wednesdays,
7:30 to 9:30 pm.
Things got underway on
Sept.14, 2016.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next opportunity
to join in.
In the round dance, couples
move in unison to steps
announced by a "cuer."
Nobody has to "lead."
You'll learn to round dance
with confidence.
No previous experience needed.
A partner is required, please.
Learn rumba, Two-step,
Cha Cha and Waltz.
Location:
Colwood Community Hall,
2219 Sooke Road, Colwood
Sponsored by theRainbow Rounders round dance club.
Please pre-register
by contacting the instructors:
Connie & Al Ritchie
250-474-6451, E-MAIL
Learn more about round dancing
on this web page:
The "Dance A Rounds"
Round Dance Club
Saanich - adjacent Victoria
Learn to round dance
(choreographed ballroom)
starting with the basics
of two-step & waltz
and build your confidence.
Sessions started at 8:00 pm
Tues. Sept. 27, 2016
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next opportunity
to learn.
Many more people can enjoy this
dance form because the steps
are cued live to the music
and nobody has to "lead."
Location:
Royal Oak Hall,
4516 W. Saanich Road, Victoria
Please pre-register by contacting:
Stu & Sandra Hemmings
250-656-3639, E-MAIL
Learn more about round dancing
on this web page:
Salty Wheels
Square & Round Dance Club
Saltspring Island
A great dance experience
is waiting for you
right on Saltspring!
Discover today's style of
square dancing at this
fun Island club.
New dancers are welcome
all year round!
Please come join us
any Thursday at 7:30 pm.
The square dance is loads of fun,
highly social and
an avenue
toward better fitness.
734 Upper Ganges Road, Ganges.
For more details, contact:
Instructor/entertainers:
Marilynne & Alan Cunningham,
250-537-5356 - E-MAIL
UPPER VANCOUVER ISLAND
(INCL.
POWELL
RIVER
CHEMAINUS, LADYSMITH
Amalgam-Eighters, Nanaimo
Square & round dance club
and
Travelling Squares, Nanaimo
Square & round dance club
In co-operative fashion,
these two clubs invite
newcomers to square dance
sessions starting
Wed. Jan. 11, 2017, at 7 p.m.
Allow for 2 hours of instruction.
Featuring the fun, condensed
West Coast Square Dance Program
that gets you dancing sooner!
12 sessions in total for a very
economical $60/person.
Just drop in at the opening session
and register at the door.
Location:
Activity Room
Pleasant Valley Elementary School
6201 Dunbar Road, Nanaimo
(off Metral Drive)
Casual attire.
Dancers are advised to
wear comfortable shoes
with good support.
Note that the lesson period
will pause during Spring Break
when the school building
is not available.
Do you want to fine-tune your
aerobic exercise routine
or are you bored with your
current fitness program?
Come dance with us!
Singles & youth welcome.
You will be amazed at how much
fun you will have and
the new friends you will make.
Caller/teacher/entertainer:
Ray (& Deb) Schmidt
Contacts:
Amalgam-Eighters club
Diane & Murray Thomas,
President-couple
250-390-1899, E-MAIL
Marjorie Yarish, Secretary
250-591-6565, E-MAIL
Travelling Squares club
Wendie Harrington, Publicity
250-758-7264, E-MAIL
For a club web page
detailing the lessons:
Parksville,
Qualicum Beach,
Nanoose Bay
This region presents both
square dance & round dance
instruction
Sand Dollars
Parksville
Square & round dance club
Residents of the Parksville area
began to have loads of fun
discovering today's style
of square dancing
at 90-minute sessions
that started 7 pm
Sunday Sept. 18, 2016.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next
opportunity to join in!
Location:Bradley Centre in Coombs,
975 Shearme Road.
The club held a free Open Houseon Friday Sept. 16.
Presenting the
West Coast Square Dance Program:
a fun, condensed instruction period
that gets you dancing sooner!
Featuring our fabulous
caller-teacher/entertainer couple:
Ray & Deb SchmidtGreat exercise for your mind & body!
It's easier than it looks & fun to try.
Ages 12 years & over welcome.
Singles welcome.
Comfortable, casual attire
and footwear encouraged.
Come have a great experience
on the dance floor!Full location details:
Bradley Centre in Coombs,
975 Shearme Road
(corner of Alberni Hwy.
& Shearme Road)
For a photo of the centre,
(courtesy of Google maps)
Contacts:
Ray & Deb - 250-248-4900,
Lynette & Ron - 250-954-2132,
"Let's Dance V.I."
Round Dance Club
Parksville
Sessions for complete
newcomers to round dancing are
not available at this point in time
but expected to be
offered in 2018.
Use the contacts below to put
your name on the list.
Spectators are welcome to
come and discover the nature
of today's round dancing.
You'll love this dance form
that can be compared to
choreographed ballroom
dancing except it's set to live
cues where nobody leads.
In round dancing, each couple
moves counterclockwise
in unison with others
in a large circle
around the dance floor.
Everyone does the same steps
as they follow the directions
from the "cuer."
Lots of great music!
You usually start with the waltz
or two-step.
Please bring a partner.
Open to same-sex partners.
These weekday afternoon
sessions are ideal for
night workers, shift workers
or retirees.
Regarding those who have completed
this club's introduction to
round dancing, they'll now progress
to learning more round dance
figures for the waltz and two-step,
within the program known
as Phase II.
There will also be a session on
a separate day for round
dancers who've received a year
of instruction and will now learn
figures and rhythms within Phase III.
Instructors Margaret & John arehighly appreciated by participating
dancers for their one-on-one teaching
technique, ensuring all are
successful on the dance floor.
The sessions for those having
completed the introduction
will take place on
Monday afternoons,
usually starting at 1:30,
beginning Fall 2017.
The sessions involving more
difficult figures within Phase III
will take place on Tuesdays,
usually starting at 1:30,
beginning Fall 2017.
All the dancing is at the
Bradley Centre in Coombs,
975 Shearme Road
(corner of Alberni Hwy.
& Shearme Road).
Important Note:
If you plan to attend
these sessions, it is essential that
you first make your intention
known to the instructors
through a phone call or e-mail.
This is necessary in consideration of
space limitations at the dance hall
& possible weather-related
adjustments to the schedule.
(see the contacts below)Location:
Bradley Centre in Coombs,
975 Shearme Road.
(corner of Alberni Hwy.
& Shearme Rd.)
See below for links to a
map and photo of the hall.
It's highly advised that you
phone or e-mail the
instructors to learn more about
how round dancing might
suit your interest in dance.
For a map showing the location:
For a photo of the Centre:
(both courtesy of Google maps)
For more information,
contact:
Margaret & John Race,
Instructors:
250-871-2466, E-MAIL
Learn more about round
dancing at the following link:
COURTENAY, COMOX,
Ocean Waves
square & round dance club
This club is presenting
today's style of square dancing
in just 10 fun sessions...
You'll be surprised!
Regular Monday sessions
started by registration
September 26, 2016, 7 pm.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next
opportunity to join in!
Presenting the 10 week,
condensed West Coast
Square Dance Program.
Have fun - Laugh - Make friends
Exercise - Reduce Stress
Improve memory skills
Dance to great music!
Casual attire
Couples, singles
& all
ages welcome.
Location:
Anglican Church Hall,
(at 5th & Harmston)
Caller/teacher:
Fran & Roger Archambault
Contacts:
Marianne, Promotion - E-MAIL
Dave Floyd, President
250-897-1657 - EMAIL
Fran Archambault, Instructor
250-335-0096, E-MAIL
Club web site:Ocean Waves--Comox Valley
(Look for drop-box under the
"New Dancers Info" tab,
click on: "What Is the Attraction?")
Ripple Rockets
square & round dance club
This north Vancouver Island club
has launched new square dancer
sessions for the 2016/2017 season.
After two free introductory sessions
to try square dancing,
admissions are now closed.
Regular Mon. new dancer sessionsproceeded by registration
on Sept. 26, 2016,
7:00 to 9:00 pm
for those having attended
the earlier free sessions.
Instruction period runs
to Dec. 12, 2016.
$58/person fee payable at the
first regular new dancer session.
Call or e-mail to inquire about
the next opportunity to join in.
Singles welcome
casual attire - free parking
Location:
Eagles Hall, 1999 - 14th Ave.,
Campbell River
Instructors: Jake & Diana Ring
Joan Sell - 250-287-3959
Star Dusters square dance club
This energetic dance club
invites you to discover
today's style of square dancing
starting Tues. Jan. 24, 2017,
7:00 to 9:00 pm at the
Star Dusters dance hall,
5399 Timberlane Ave.
(recently renovated &
across from Timberlane track)
Featuring the fun, fast-paced
West Coast Square Dance Program,
guaranteed to have you dancing
up a storm in just 10 sessions!
Register by Jan. 24 for a 10% discount!
(only $45/person or $90/couple)
To see the online registration page
and full fee schedule
If you'd just like to try the dancing
without committing right away,
attend the first session on
Tues. Jan. 24 for a flat rate
of only $5/person.
If you choose to continue,
your registration fee will be
pro-rated accordingly.
The sessions run until May 2, 2017.
There will be a Windup Dinner
and Dance Party
on Saturday May 6.
Everyone is welcome:
couples, singles,
groups, families.
Casual attire at all events
Note that various opportunities to
join in occur during the year.
Instructor/entertainer:
Gord Ruedig
Contacts:
Gord & Yvette Ruedig,
604-487-9565, E-MAIL
Sandy Graham, 604-489-0024
Web site for the
"West Coast" dance program
in Powell River:
OKANAGAN
VALLEY
VERNON, COLDSTREAM, LUMBY,
ARMSTRONG, ENDERBY
Three clubs in Vernon offer instructionin three different dance forms.
Scroll down to view
or click here to jump to your selection:
Learn to Square Dance
Learn to Round Dance
(choreographed ballroom
to live cues)
Learn to Clog Dance
(percussive dancing in taps)
Star Country Squares
Square & Round Dance Club
Vernon
Join the FUN! Learn to Dance!
This dance club held an Open House
on October 6 for newcomers to try
today's style of square dancing for free.
Regular Thursday night
sessions are now closed
to newcomers.
When new dancer sessions
return in the Fall of 2017,
you'll enjoy
free refreshments.
Watch here for details.
Just drop in & register at the door.
Very economical fees.
Halina Centre,3310 37th Ave., Vernon
Lots of parking.
Two hour duration.
Modern square dancing
is family fun.
Bring your teens & tweens.
It's ideal "together time"
for couples and their
families.
The recreation is a safe
environment in which youth
can make new friends.
Come as you are.
Singles welcome.
No partner required.
Just bring a smile!
Loads of fun,
fabulous socialization
& aerobic fitness.
Great hardwood dance floor.
Children must be accompaniedby a parent or guardian.
Square dance instructor/entertainer:
Allan Peterson
Contacts:
Darlene Poetker, Promotion
778-475-1889 - E-MAIL
Mike Leach, President
250-503-6818 - E-MAIL
Club e-mail address:
Club web site:
Club Facebook page:
Rhythm Rounds
round dance club
Vernon's Round Dance Club
Newcomers to Round Dancingare warmly welcomed to
start by learning the two-step!
Sun. Jan. 8, 2017
1:00 to 2:30 pm
Halina Centre, Vernon
3310 - 37th Avenue
Just drop in!
Round dancing is
choreographed ballroom
done to live cues heard
over the p.a. system.
Men feel more confident
with this dance form
because they don't have to
lead their partner.
All dancers first learn the steps which
are then cued over a microphone
to the rhythm of popular tunes.
Everyone welcome,
including square dancers
or absolute newcomers
to round dancing!
It's a dance form done as couples,
so try to bring a partner.
Casual attire - soft-soled,
comfortable shoes suggested.
Free weekly
coffee, tea and refreshments.
Fun & easy to learn!
The caring, considerate instructors
start by using an advanced teaching
method in which you'll learn quickly
while having fun!
Cuer/teachers:
Peter & Stella Tennant
Cuers and teachers for 20 years.
Contact:
Peter & Stella, 250-542-3568,
Cell: 250-306-4999, E-MAIL
See our promotional web page:
Got 2 B Cloggin
Clog Dance Club, Vernon
Contemporary, precision-style
clogging in taps has come to Vernon.
Come have loads of fun in a
very social atmosphere!
Great for singles and
all ages are welcome.
New Dancer Sessions
start Mon. Jan. 9, 2017,
6:30 p.m.
Just wear shoes with a firm back
as you begin & casual attire.
Drop in, register at the door.
Fees are very reasonable!
Your teacher is a
Certified Instructor (CCI).
Location:
Halina Centre,
3310 37th Avenue
Contact:
Lynda Colautti, Instructor
250-718-3088, E-MAIL
Click Here for the web page!
WEST KELOWNA,
dance clubs in this region
Westsyde Squares
Central Okanagan Valley
A condensed program of
square dance instruction is underway.
Call or e-mail to inquire about the
next opportunity to join in!
12 weekly sessions
started Wed. Sept. 21, 2016,
6:00 to 7:30 pm.Location:
Hall at Westbank United Church,
3672 Brown Road, West Kelowna.
Featuring the fun, condensed
West Coast Square Dance Program!
The instruction features the talented,
young Dustin McGifford as the
caller/teacher/entertainer.
The 6 p.m. start time is convenient
for those who start work early
the next day.
This long-running dance group
(established 1957) is known
as the "fun club"
in the Central Okanagan.
For all the details, including photos,
see the online promotional page:
Contacts:
Ron McMullen, Past-President
250-769-5446, E-MAIL
Lynda Bjalek, President
250-763-0084, E-MAIL
WESTSIDE YOUTH
TEAM DANCE CLUB,
WEST KELOWNA
Kids 8 & Up:
Get ready for loads of fun!
Get ready to learn today's kind
of square dancing - kid-style.
A set of 6 weekly sessions start
3:45 pm Wed. Jan. 18, 2017,
in the Johnson Bentley Memorial
Aquatic Centre, West Kelowna.
(Duration: 1 hour, 15 min.'s)
The registration fee is an
economical $53 for 6 sessions.
Intended for children aged 8 & up.
Special effects lights & up tempo
pop music to which they relate.
They'll learn true teamwork,
cooperation, coordination,
and how to move to music.
We like to call it
"Team Dancing."
Note:
Pre-register as early as
possible through the
Aquatic Centre.
$53 for 6 sessions.
Book online at:
Phone: 250-768-4442 or
visit the Centre in person
Hours:
Weekdays - 6 am to 9:30 pm
Weekends - 9 am to 8:30 pm
No experience is necessary
but these sessions are
a great followup for students
who've enjoyed Team
Dance instruction at Central
Okanagan elementary schools
and want to continue the fun.
Sorry, the progressive nature of the
instruction doesn't allow for drop-ins.
Pre-registration is required
and the capacity is 16 dancers.
Location:
Multi-purpose room,
Johnson-Bentley Memorial
Aquatic Centre
3737 Old Okanagan Highway,
West Kelowna
All registrations co-ordinated
by the Aquatic Centre.
for the Winter 2017 West
Kelowna Recreation Guide.
You'll find us on page 14.
for a 2-page printable brochure
in which kids tell what attracts them
to today's style of square dancing
Brian Elmer, dance instructor
West Kelowna
250-768-2694, E-MAIL
ALSO...
TWO
CLOG DANCE CLUBS:
OKANAGAN CLOGGIN'
Kelowna/West Kelowna
In January 2017
this group is offering
a choice of
evening or morning
"Learn to Clog" sessions
in Kelowna on
two different dates.
No pre-registration necessary.
Just drop in!
Wednesday
Starting 6:00 pm
Wed. Jan. 18, 2017
Location:
1920 Kent Road, Kelowna
(at the Blakey Irish Dance Studio)
Friday
Starting 11:00 am
Fri. Jan. 20, 2017
Same location as above
Modern, precision-style clogging
is done to many types of music
and enjoys widespread
popularity around the world.
It's a lively, rhythmic
dance that's great exercise
and so much fun!
Especially attractive to singles
because you don't need a partner.
Introductory sessions are low impact
but you can expand on that later
to be as energetic as you want!
Once you've mastered the basic
steps & rhythms, you can add
stainless steel taps to your shoes
to accent the percussive beat.
The club also runs Monday night
sessions at the Westside Senior
Citizens' Activity Centre
but those are currently
closed to newcomers.
Contact:
Barb Bizovie,
Certified Clogging Instructor
250-768-8557, E-MAIL
Club Web Page:
GOT 2 B CLOGGIN
CLOG DANCE CLUB
West Kelowna/Peachland/& now Vernon
This club's sessions for
new clog dancers
are currently underway.
See the club's web page:
Clog dancing is loads of fun!
It's a percussive, high energy dance
performed to live cues and set
to a wide variety of music.
The dancers wear stainless steel
double (or jingle) taps on their shoes.
Sessions generally run weekly
for 10 to 12 days in total.
An economical $60 for the
12 week course.
All ages welcome from age 8 up.
Attire involves only comfortable
clothing & footwear but your
shoes must have backs
--no slides, crocs, etc..
Dancers bring water
to stay well hydrated.
Certified instructor:
Lynda Colautti, Kelowna
Dance locations:
Westside Seniors Centre,West Kelowna
Peachland Activity Centre
Halina Centre, Vernon
Contact:
Lynda Colautti, Kelowna
250-718-3088 (mobile), E-MAIL
promotional web page:
PENTICTON, OKANAGAN FALLS,
OLIVER, SUMMERLAND
NOTE:
Square dance &
clubs in this region
PENTICTON SQUARES
This Peach City dance club
began Tuesday sessions in
today's style of square dancing
on Sept. 27,
2016.
Regular weekly sessions
are continuing for an
economical $70/person.
The instruction starts at
6 pm and runs for 1 hour.
Call or e-mail about the
next opportunity to join in!
Seniors' Drop-in Centre, Penticton
2965 South Main St. - Free parking.
For a great experience,
plan to check out the
wonderful social recreation that is
today's style of square dancing!
Dance your way to better health in a
condensed period of instruction.
Improve your fitness, social life,
fun level, memory skills, balance,
co-ordination, stress relief
and make new friends.
Instructor/entertainer:
Ralph Halsall
Contacts:
Doreene - 250-770-8152
Diane - 250-497-6970, E-MAIL
Club e-mail:
Club web site:
ALSO AVAILABLE:
R. & R. ROUNDERS
ROUND DANCE CLUB,
PENTICTON
Learn choreographed ballroom
dancing, known as "round dancing."
Fun, weekly Sunday afternoon sessions.
New round dancer sessions started
Oct. 2, 2016, 3:00 to 4:30 pm.
Probably still possible to call & say:
"I want to join the fun!"
(see phone & email below)
Concentrating on the basic two-step & waltz.
The man doesn't have to lead because
the steps are "cued" live for everyone.
No previous dance experience necessary
Casual attire welcomeLocation:
Penticton Seniors' Drop-In Centre,
2965 South Main Street
Instructor: Regine Anderson
Contact:
Regine - 250-493-4248, E-MAIL
Club web page:
Learn more about round
dancing including a video
(click under "Watch Video")
THOMPSON VALLEY/
SHUSWAP
KAMLOOPS, CHASE,
BLIND BAY
offering opportunities
to learn to
square dance
or
round dance
THOMPSON VALLEY STARS
SQUARE & ROUND DANCE CLUB
KAMLOOPS
Regular Thursday night sessions
in today's style of square dancing
got underway Sept. 22, 2016,
7:00 to 9:30 pm
Desert Gardens Community Centre
540 Seymour Street, Kamloops
Call or e-mail to inquire about
the next opportunity to join in.
Featuring theWest Coast Square Dance Program.
A fun, condensed instruction period
that gets you dancing sooner.
No experience required.
Singles welcome
Prizes for best attendance
Air conditioned hall.
Free parking (lots of space in rear)
Ice-water supplied.
Pot luck snacks at the
last dance of each month
Contact:
Merv & Sandy
250-376-5636 - E-MAIL
Club web page:
Club Facebook page:
Thompson Valley Stars on Facebook
THOMPSON VALLEY STARS
ROUND DANCE
INSTRUCTION
opportunity to learn
choreographed ballroom
known as "round dancing!"
Concentrating on the basic
two-step and waltz, the man
doesn't have to lead because
the steps are "cued" for everyone.
No previous
dance experience necessary.
Casual attire.
Past sessions have taken place
on Wed. evenings from 7 to 9.
Location:
Meyer Studio, Kamloops
(inquire for
address)
Contact:
Merv & Sandy
250-376-5636 - E-MAIL
SALMON ARM
This city features two clubs:
Adult & Family SALMON ARM SQUARES
SQUARE & ROUND DANCE CLUB
Come have a great experience
enjoying today's style
of square dancing!
The club is presenting
3 FREE sessions
and the last of those
will take place
Wed. Oct. 12, 2016,
6:30 to 7:30 pm.
Come try it for free!
Just drop in.
Regular 6:30 Wednesday
night sessions will follow
by registration
starting October 19.
Drop in &
register at the door.
For fun, fitness & friendship,
learn modern
square dancing!
Have a good time dancing to
some great music!
Casual attire,
no dance experience required.
Singles, couples,
teens & families welcome!
Location:
Seniors' Fifth Avenue Activity Centre
170 5th Avenue S.E., Salmon Arm
Information:
Bernie & Sheila (Tappen)
- 250-835-8205, E-MAIL
Marg - 250-832-6915, E-MAIL
Club website: Salmon Arm Squares
4 Ways Family Dance Club
Salmon Arm
In October, 2016, dancers enjoyed
a free Intro Dance & Dessert!
This fun group presented
introductory sessions
in square dancing
& contra dancing
in October, 2016.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next
opportunity to join in!
This family-style club enjoys
today's style of
square dancing as well as
some contra dancing.
Contra is a forerunner to the
square dance involving
facing lines of dancers
that interact across
and up & down the line.
We focus on
families so that they can
enjoy time together away
from home and have a
great time in a family-
friendly environment.
Parents & grandparents:
bring the kids!
All ages welcome although
children aged under 12 must
be accompanied by a parent.
Very reasonable fees once
the regular sessions start.
A great time awaits
you & your family!
Location:
Downtown Activity Centre Gym,
451 Shuswap St. South,
Salmon Arm
NOTE:
Sessions re-occur
every 2nd Saturday.
Caller-teacher/entertainer:
Jean Wood
Contacts:
Bill & Jean,
250-833-9227, E-MAIL
Chasity, 250-803-6726
Club web site:
For a printable poster promoting
the Free Dance & Dessert:
For a map showing the location
courtesy of Google Maps:
Note that the following web page lists all
clubs in the region with contacts:
Thompson-Shuswap
Square & Round Dance Assn
KOOTENAYS
(Inactive)
CENTRAL & NORTHERN
B.C. INTERIOR
Mile Zero Grand Squares
square & round dance club
Get going, Dawson Creek...
the fun's underway!
Discover a great experience
when you learn
today's style of square dancing.
Your first lesson is FREE!
Weekly sessions started
Mon. Sept. 26, 2016, 7 pm.
There should still be
time to join in this Monday!
Try this very social dance form
that's also an avenue toward
better fitness & loads of FUN!
Everyone's welcome:
Adults, couples, singles,
children aged 8 years and up.
Casual attire.
No previous dance experience
is necessary.
Location:
Sudeten Hall, 1901 Alaska Hwy.,
(in the
Pioneer Village Museum)
Caller-teacher & cuer:
Bernie Smith
Contact:
Bernie &
Jean Smith,
250-782-3410, E-MAIL
also: 250-784-4610
A youth group has been active
in Dawson Creek.
Call to inquire about
the next opportunity to join in!
Caller-teacher & cuer:
Bernie Smith
Contact:
Bernie & Jean Smith,
250-782-3410, E-MAIL
PRINCE GEORGE
Northern Twisters
square & round dance club
Sessions in today's
style of square dancing
are now underway.
This club offered free entry
into the first few sessions
to try it out.
The fun is now continuing onMondays, 7:00 to 8:30 pm.
Call or e-mail to inquire about
the next opportunity to join in!
Free refreshments served
Casual attire - Free parking
All ages welcome including
couples and singles.
Have fun - Laugh
Make new friends
Gets lots of exercise
Reduce stress
Improve memory skills
Dance to some great music!
Location:
Knox United Church, 1448 5th Ave.
(between Victoria
& Brunswick Streets)
Note: We dance in the lower hall,
use
the office entrance.
Caller/teacher: Gys Koops
Contacts:
Gys Koops – 250-964-4851
(work: 250-563-4828), E-MAIL
Dolores Young, Club President,
250-567-5780 - E-MAIL
This club's been enjoying
square dance fun in
Prince George since 1957.
Club website:
For club Facebook page
Skeena
Squares
dance club
Come discover the
great experience that is
today's style of square dancing
for FREE!
New dancer sessions start
Mon. Oct. 17, 2016, at 7:00 pm.
Expect loads of fun, easy aerobic
exercise & lots of socialization,
making new friends.
Location: Multi-purpose room,
Cassie Hall School,
2620 Eby St., Terrace
(enter at the south door)
Contact:
Diane Weismiller, Terrace
250-635-6984 - E-MAIL
VANDERHOOF, BEDNESTI LAKE,
ENGEN, FORT FRASER,
FORT ST. JAMES, FRASER LAKE,
HOUSTON,
STONEY CREEK, TOPLEY
Vanderhoof Drifting Squares
Square Dancers
You'll
discover
a great experience!
Thursday
sessions for
newcomers in
today's style of square dancing
got underway Sept. 29, 2016,
at 7:00 p.m.
There's still time to join in
because the
first 3 weekly sessions
are FREE to try it out!
All ages are welcome!
Couples, singles, families.
Children should be at least
8 years old and accompanied
by a parent, grandparent
or guardian.
Come make some new friends
and have loads of fun!
Calories lost are free, too.
Free refreshments weekly.
Economical fees.
Optional:
Round Dance instruction
(choreographed ballroom)
starting at 6:30 p.m. every week,
included in registration fee
Location:
592
Church Street
Caller-teachers:
Gys Koops, Sandi Jesperson,
Dolores Young
Round dance cuer/instructors:
Dolores Young & Jerita Holmquist
Contact:
Sandi Jesperson – 250-567-2088,
Click Here for Club Facebook page
Stampede Whirlaways
square & round dance club
This fun club offered a free session
on Sept. 26, 2016, to try
today's style of square dancing.
Regular Monday night sessions
began by registration
October 3 at 7:00.
Call or e-mail to inquire
about the next
opportunity to join in!
Cariboo Arts Centre,
90 Fourth Ave. North,
Williams Lake (in the old fire hall)
Total of 11 sessions.
Singles, couples, families
& teens welcome!
Casual attire, soft-soled shoes.
Free refreshments weekly.
The club is pleased to have a
team of teenaged dancers.
Enjoy our 60 second
"Square Dance Trailer:"
Contacts:
Dana Ball, club president – 250-392-3066, E-MAIL
Nick Turner, caller/teacher – 250-392-2432, E-MAIL
New dancers' page on the club website:
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