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Delafield Contra Dance

Welcome

To a place where you can "dance as if no one's watching"

We have started dancing again!!!

REGULAR DANCE

Our Regular Dance

When

The First Saturday of each month,

Sept 2024 - June 2025

Lesson starts at 7pm

 

Dance is from 7:30pm - 10:00pm

The next dance is Jan 4th, 2025.

The band is Rare Privilege with Amy McFarland and Maria Terres.

The caller is Steve Pike. Steve will be using nongendered positional calling.

Remember your water bottle.
If you want to bring a finger food snack to share that is appreciated. Plates and napkins will be available.

Health and Safety requirements:
1) Please stay home if you don't feel well for any reason.
2) Testing or masks are not required.
3) Masks will be available if desired.
4) Everyone will need to sign a waiver and provide contact information.

Additional Dances this season are|:

Jan 4 - Rare Privilege with caller Steve Pike

Feb 1 - Hey Okra! with Wren Eisenhauer

Mar 1 - Ben Zorn with Moose Flores

Apr 5 - Pimento Mori with Maeve Devlin

May 3 - Pat and Possum with Dwayne Johnson

Jun 7 - The Resurrection Marys with Jo Mortland

Where

Prairie Hill Waldorf School in Delafield, WI

N14 W29143 Silvernail Rd

Pewaukee, WI

The dance is held in the gym. Continue around the to the back of the school there is a parking lot and the entrance to the gym.

Cost

** Admission fees are used to pay for the hall, band and caller.


Suggested Donations:
$10.00 plus for those that have the means to suport the dance at a higher level


$5.00 for Students/Seniors/Limited Income.

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Shoes

Please help us protect this great floor by bringing clean shoes to change into for the dance.

Shoes worn outside should not be used for dancing.

Please wipe your shoes to clean the dirt and debris from outside off when you enter the gym. Several rugs are available.

You are welcome to wear dance shoes or any type of shoe that is only worn for dancing. Some dancers wear dance socks on their shoes, just socks, dance paws or dance in bare feet. 

Heels with a surface area that connects with the floor that is less than 1/2 inch across aren't recommended as that type of heel can damage the floor.

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