Fresh from their performance at the University of Chicago Folk Festival, special guests Rhys Jones (fiddle), Nokosee Fields (guitar) with Fred Campeau and Steve Rosen play tonight. Eric Zorn calls for us.
We’ll be dancing in the 4th floor ballroom.
Vaccines are not required and masks are optional. Attendance will be registered at all dances for contact tracing.
The workshop will be free, but tips for the band are appreciated.
PLEASE BRING CLEAN DANCE SHOES TO HELP PROTECT THE FLOOR.
Bring your friends to experience this uniquely queer, inclusive dance at the Second Unitarian Church, 656 W Barry Ave.
Dance goes from 7:00 to 9:30
Admission by suggested donation of $10, paid at the door
No one turned away for lack of funds.
PayPal/Venmo available
In order to make sure our space is welcoming and accessible to as much of the community as possible, we’re requiring masks to be worn at the dance.
The dance hall is on the second floor, up ~1.5 flights of stairs. There is no elevator to this part of the facility. The dance hall has plenty of seats and gender-inclusive restrooms. Please reach out if we can help with accessibility needs.
This is a space for everyone to feel welcome and loved! We oppose racism, sexism, ableism, ageism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other form of discrimination. If someone is violating your boundaries or harassing you, please speak to an organizer. If you feel something, say something, and we will take action to address it.
Old T-Blue and the J-87s play tonight; Paul Watkins calls. The band is Fred Campeau (fiddle), Jonathan Whitall (piano), Jonas Friddle (banjo), and Steve Rosen (mandolin).
We’ll be dancing in the 4th floor ballroom.
Vaccines are not required and masks are optional. Attendance will be registered at all dances for contact tracing.
Special guest Lisa Greenleaf calls for us tonight. The band is Chirps Smith (fiddle), Paul Tyler (fiddle), Rachel Kazez (guitar), Fred Campeau (banjo) and maybe Mitch Thomas (uke).
We’ll be dancing in the 4th floor ballroom.
Vaccines are not required and masks are optional. Attendance will be registered at all dances for contact tracing.
Birdhouse Hollow plays for us this evening, and Devin Pohly calls. Birdhouse Hollow is Wren Eisenhauer and Qi Yang.
This dance is sponsored by Eleanor Smith.
We’ll be dancing in the 4th floor ballroom.
Vaccines are not required and masks are optional. Attendance will be registered at all dances for contact tracing.
We dance in the Fellowship Hall of Trinity Lutheran Church (201 N. Washington St., Valparaiso, IN).
There is plenty of parking at the Trinity Lutheran Church parking lot behind the church, off of Lafayette St. Enter through the back door off the parking lot. Go down the stairs and to the right for the Fellowship Hall.
Doors open at 6:30.
Masking is optional.
Special guest Steve Pike call this evening, and Pied plays. Pied is Charlie Walden (fiddle), Patt Plunkett (piano), Robin Kearton (fiddle) and Tom Faux (guitar, banjo).
The Roger Diggle Appreciation Night has been postponed.
We’ll be dancing in the 4th floor ballroom.
Vaccines are not required and masks are optional. Attendance will be registered at all dances for contact tracing.
Bring your friends to experience this uniquely queer, inclusive dance at the Second Unitarian Church, 656 W Barry Ave.
Dance goes from 7:00 to 9:30
Role terms: larks & robins
Admission by suggested donation of $10-20, paid at the door
No one turned away for lack of funds.
PayPal/Venmo available
In order to make sure our space is welcoming and accessible to as much of the community as possible, we’re requiring masks to be worn at the dance.
The dance hall is on the second floor, up ~1.5 flights of stairs. There is no elevator to this part of the facility. The dance hall has plenty of seats and gender-inclusive restrooms. Please reach out if we can help with accessibility needs.
This is a space for everyone to feel welcome and loved! We oppose racism, sexism, ableism, ageism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other form of discrimination. If someone is violating your boundaries or harassing you, please speak to an organizer. If you feel something, say something, and we will take action to address it.