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Learn to square dance with the Stanford Quads square dance club!
 
Square dancing is a delightful activity enjoyed by countless folks of all
ages at clubs throughout the Bay Area, across the country, and even
overseas.  The Quads is a singles club, which means you don't have to come
equipped with a partner (though couples are welcome, of course).  It's also
a casual club, so you don't have to wear any special clothes--just wear
something comfortable to dance in.  Absolutely no experience is
required--we start with the very basics.  And before you say, "But I have
two left feet!", let me assure you that one of the many wonderful aspects
of square dancing is that nobody much cares what you do with your feet.

Administrative details:

This beginner's class runs Sunday evenings from 7pm until about 9pm and
meets at Fairmeadow School in Palo Alto (directions below).  New class
members are welcome on October 2, 9, and 16.  Those are all introductory
nights; they are free of charge, and you can come to any or all of them.
Cost of the class thereafter is a mere $4 per week.

How to get there:

Fairmeadow School is located at 500 East Meadow in Palo Alto, almost at the
corner of Cowper.  For out-of-towners: From 101, exit San Antonio Rd south.
Turn right at the first light (Charleston), right at the second light after
that (Middlefield), then left on East Meadow (which is either the second or
third light, depending on how many you count the lights at the library).
Fairmeadow School is on the left hand side just after the first light (Cowper).

Alternatively, you can take Alma/Central Expwy to Meadow, and turn bayward.
Fairmeadow School is on the right hand side just before the second light.

Any questions?  Reply to this posting, or call 415-948-4935.

	Bill