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Bay Area English, Contras and Traditional Squares this week
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Author: Alan Winston - SSRL Central Comp...
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 2013 12:10
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This is the Bay Area Country Dance Society schedule for the
week of Monday, April 8, 2013.

BACDS sponsors English and American traditional dances in the
San Francisco Bay Area. 

This is fun, relatively easy, community-oriented dancing with
live music.   All dances are taught, no partner is necessary,
and first-timers are welcome unless otherwise noted.

Admission prices:

Supporter: $15
Regular: $10 on Friday/Saturday/Sunday, $9 on weeknights
Member Discount: $2 from regular prices
Student/Low-income: $5
or pay what you can.

Please wear clean shoes with non-marking soles.  

Don't know what we're talking about?  Check out www.bacds.org/newcomers
To see what to expect at our dances, try www.bacds.org/expect

NOTES


Tuesday night is our Woodshed dance in Atherton.  It's a peek backstage. 
Callers (or would-be callers) try out new material or new ways of teaching;
dancers voice their opinions.   This is an evening for anybody who's interested
in dance construction and calling.  If you plan to come it's a good idea to
let Alan Winston know -  AWinstonDance@gmail.com

Wednesday night at Christ Church Berkeley is our quarterly free introduction to
English dance, this time led by Alan Winston, with music by StringFire.
Experienced dancers very welcome to support new dancers, and a great time to
bring or send friends you'd like to introduce to English dancing.  Easy dances
with clear phrasing introduce basic concepts.

Early notice: Next Monday, April 15, Palo Alto has a special contradance with
the Retrospectacles and Susan Michaels!  That'll be at the usual spot, First
United Methodist Church, Hamilton and Webster, at 7:30 pm Monday.


                The Events
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  Tuesday, April 9, 8:00-10:00 pm: WOODSHED DANCE in ATHERTON
  http://www.bacds.org/series/woodshed/atherton/
  Carriage House at Holbrook-Palmer Park, 150 Watkins Avenue, Atherton
  Free for all!
  Read the description at the link above if you haven't come to this before.
  

  Wednesday, April 10, 6:45 - 7:45: INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH DANCE (Free!)
  http://www.bacds.org/series/english/berkeley_wed/
  Christ Church, 2138 Cedar St. (between Oxford and Walnut), Berkeley
  with caller Alan Winston
  Music by StringFire (Erik Ievins, Patti Cobb, James MacQueen)
  Admission is free but donations are very welcome.

  
  Wednesday, April 10, 8:00 pm:  BERKELEY ENGLISH dance
  http://www.bacds.org/series/english/berkeley_wed/
  Christ Church, 2138 Cedar St. (between Oxford and Walnut), Berkeley
  with caller Alan Winston
  Music by StringFire (Erik Ievins, Patti Cobb, James MacQueen) 
  -- Christ Church doesn't allow street shoes in this hall --



  Saturday, April 13, _7:00-10:00_ : SAN FRANCISCO ENGLISH dance
  http://www.bacds.org/series/english/san_francisco/
  Danceground Keriac, 1805 Divisadero at Bush (3 blocks N of Geary), SF
  with caller TBA
  music by Stan and Susan Kramer, Craig Johnnson


  Saturday, April 13, PALO ALTO CONTRA dance
  http://www.bacds.org/series/contra/palo_alto/
  First United Methodist Church of Palo Alto (Hamilton & Webster)
  with caller Robin Steen
  music by Peak Nouveau 
   (Karl Franzen, Peter Tommerup, Sarah Kirton, Paul Clarke)



  What is English Country Dancing?
    http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/ecd/repasky.htmlx
     
 What is Contra Dancing?
    http://www.sbcds.org/contradance/whatis/


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For more information, call (415) 282-7374..
You can also find additional information, including maps and
driving directions, at the BACDS website (<http://www.bacds.org/>)
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