Weekend dance = camps and tours

Dancing opportunities = and information from the Web

August=20 calendar

This missive=20 is quite lengthly, and there is a calendar at the end. It will be = sent=20 only around the beginning of the month. Event reminders may be = sent=20 throughout the month. Our policy is that WE DO NOT SHARE YOUR = E-MAIL=20 ADDRESS. If you would like to be removed from this mailing list, = please=20 send your request by return e-mail. This information is courtesy = of the=20 Southern Nevada Old-Time Contra Dancers = (SNOCD).

August 14 amd 21 =20 (Monday evenings): English Country Dancing =20 (free; recorded music)

English Country Dancing (ECD) is the = "more-refined"=20 cousin of contra dancing. Think elegeance, grace, propriety, and, of = course,=20 eye-contact and just a little bit of flirting... Sponsored by = University Historical Dance Enthusiasts. The emphasis is on=20 dances prior to 1700, but some more modern dances are also taught = and=20 called. Want to read more about ECD? go to our website, = http://snocd.raincloudpub.com/

Location: Jewel=20 Box Theatre, Clark County (Flamingo) Library, 1401 E. Flamingo=20 Ave.
Time: 6:30 to 8:45 = pm.

Admission: = Free

Info: = return e-mail,=20 or 656-9513
Directions: The library is between = Maryland Parkway and Eastern Ave., on the south side of the = street. The=20 library entrance that is close to the Jewel Box theatre is the door = closest to=20 the intersection of Flamingo and Escondido. Inside the door, turn = left, go=20 down a short flight of stairs, and the Jewel Box is the room on your=20 right.

Future Jewel = Box ECD Dances=20 at the Jewel Box: Sept. 11 and 18, October 9 &=20 16.

August 19 (Saturday): Hot August = Knight - a=20 day of English and Scottish dancing

This event, sponsored = by the=20 Society of Creative Anachronism (SCA) has a very dynamic = and knowlegable=20 instructor from the LA area, Marsden (aka Countess=20 Elasaid), to teach and lead dances (mainly old and=20 some new-er) from England and Scotland. The site is = The=20 Flamingo Seniors Center, 6855 W Flamingo Rd. (near Flamingo and Jones). = Doors=20 open at 10:00 am with dancing starting promptly at 10:30 am. The = festivites will=20 end at 5:30 pm, with the site closing at 6:00 pm. Share a Potluck = Sandwich=20 Luncheon: If you last name begins with A-L please bring bread for = sandwiches. If=20 M-Z please bring something yummy to put in the sandwiches. Drinks = and=20 paper goods will be provided. Please note, this is a very dry site. Due = to the=20 nature of our activites and the site, any and all children must have = direct and=20 constant supervision. Children under the age of 12 may not be suitable = for this=20 event. For any further information or questions, please contact Lady = Muirenn at=20 arts@starkhafn.org or visit the events section of Starkhafn.org. =20 Fee: TBA

August 26 =20 (Saturday): Old Time Barn Dance at the Reed Whipple Cultural=20 Center

NOTE new location - = only for August,=20 while the floors get redone at Charleston = Heights!!

The local band, "112, and Then Some", = will liven up=20 the evening with snappy fiddlin' music (at a tempo of at least = 112). If you have moved here from another dance = community, do=20 come out and enjoy the lively music, the camaraderie, and the laughter, = and to=20 get your dancing fix! We encourage any first-timers to attend the = 1/2 hour=20 lesson that starts at 6:30 pm, as it is designed to give newcomers = a basic=20 primer on what constitutes a contra dance, and help the dance flow more = smoothly=20 throughout the evening.

Location: Reed = Whipple Cultural=20 Center, 821 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Las Vegas, across = from=20 Cashman Field. Phone: 229.6211.

Time: = Contra dance=20 instruction at 6:30 pm, dancing from 7 to 10 pm. =

Cost: = General=20 admission:$6; members of SNOCD:$5; students and active military:=20 $3.

Music: = Live fiddlin'=20 music by 112, and Then Some (Kay, Dave, Curt and = David,=20 and Barb)

Information: 656-9513,=20 or return e-mail.
Directions: The Reed Whipple = Cultural Center is north of downtown Las Vegas, and north of US 95 (or = I-515S),=20 on the west side of N. Las Vegas Blvd. Take US 95 to the Las Vegas = Blvd.=20 exit, and turn north, heading away from "the Strip". Go north about = 0.4=20 miles to the street turning into Cashman Field, and turn left, = instead. If=20 you go down the hill (while still on LV Blvd) and the Cashman Field = parking=20 lot is on your right, you have gone too far. There is parking at = both the=20 front and the back of Reed Whipple. The dance will be in the dance = studio=20 on the first floor.

Future Old-TIme Barn = Dances - at=20 CHAC:

The=20 last Saturday of the month. (NOTE change from 4th Saturday to the = last=20 Saturday, from September 2006 to August 2007). Future = dances: =20 September 30, October 28 (Halloween dance), November 25, no December=20 dance.

Music jam sessions for = traditional=20 dance=20 musicians

Nevada Old-Time Fiddlers' = Association (NOFA)

The monthly newsletter from NOFA = contains a wealth=20 on information about fun-sounding fiddle festivals and contests, = bluegrass=20 gatherings, cowboy poetry events, etc. in the West, and even some back=20 East. For more information, contact Paul Aguirre at mohavebrown@cox.net ,= or=20 visit their website at http://communitylink.reviewjournal.com/, under Nevada Old Time Fiddlers in Arts and Culture.

1st and 3rd = Saturdays, NOFA=20 Fiddle and Old-Time Music Workshop and Jam at the Prestige at Mira = Loma=20 Assisted Living Center, 2520 Wigwam Pkwy. The workshop/slow jam = session meets=20 from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm, with a beginners'/slow jam from 10 = to 11=20 in the Reading Room on the 2nd floor. Take Pecos to = Wigwam and=20 turn east. Go past the shopping center on the left, and turn left into = the medical office complex. The center is straight back behind = these=20 buildings.
2nd and 4th=20 Wednesdays, NOFA Fiddle and Old-Time Music Jam, Henderson = Library,=20 280 S. Water Street, 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
Members of NOFA=20 will be performing at the Montera Meadows Retirement Home, = Aug.=20 6, 1:30 - 2:30.
The Las=20 Vegas Strings have been playing on every Wednesdays at Fado's in = Green=20 Valley Ranch Casino, "weekends" down at the Coffee Bean and at The = Dubliner at=20 Lakes Las Vegas on Sunday afternoons. Contact Robin for = confirmation and=20 times: lasvegasstrings@aol.com

Las Vegas Mandolin=20 Orchestra - Mandolin, mandola, mandocello, and = mandobass players of any skill level are welcomed to form a orchestra of = mandolin family instruments. The goal is to resurrect for the = Southern=20 Nevada community the wonderful sounds that were so common in the United = States=20 at the turn of the 20th Century. Music will include Italian, ragtime, = Celtic,=20 old-time, marches, classical, World Music, and other genres as the=20 repertoire develops. Practice sessions will include workshop and = instructional=20 with formats to develop skill at reading music and mandolin = technique. =20 Contact Dave Carroll at (702) 262-9989 or CarrollD@cox.net or = visit the=20 Mandoliers' website at http://www.mandoliers.com=20 if you're interested.

The Mandoliers will be performing Fri. = Aug. 4 in=20 Henderson, at the It's A Grind coffee house at 308 Water Street, 6:00 = 'til=20 7:30 PM .

Other dancing opportunties in = Las Vegas=20 Area

International Folk = Dancing with=20 the Ethnic Express:

Wednesday nights, 6:30 to 9 pm, at = Charleston=20 Heights Arts Center (see directions above). $4 general, $3 = members=20 of Ethnic Express. Information: 732-4871.
The annual Cedar City excursion for = the Ethnic=20 Express will be the weekend of August 12 - 13th. Folk dancing = with Cedar=20 City-ites occurs on Saturday evening. Allow plenty of time to enjoy=20 Shakespear, Niel Simon or hiking in COOL Cedar City - and = remember=20 the time change to Mountain Daylight Time.=20
Wed., August = 16: Special=20 guest instructor, Daniel Morris, from Denver. Daniel will be = teaching=20 new Israeli dances, many of which he has choreographed. He is a = rabbi,=20 as well as a Trekkie, and will be in town for a Star Trek = convention.
NO folk dancing on = August=20 30 and September 6, while the floors are = redone at=20 CHAC.

Israeli Folk = Dancing

Every Sunday, 6 to 10 = pm,=20 at Dance Charisma, 3650 S. Jones Blvd, Ste.=20 #16 (north of the NE corner of Twain and Jones) =
Instructor: Amnon=20 Eilat, a certified Israeli dance instructor and choreographer =
Admission: $10=20
Information: 254-5895=20

Dances of Univeral = Peace

In Las = Vegas, the=20 Dances of Universal Peace meets = on the first=20 Thursday of the month, and about every other month, on the=20 first Saturday after the first Thursday, in Pahrump.=20

The=20 next Las Vegas dance is AUGUST 3rd. There = is no=20 dance in Pahrump in August.

Time:          = ;          6:45=20 to 9:30 PM
LV=20 Location:         Christ = Our King=20 Community, 4925 S. Torrey Pines Drive, Las Vegas, NV = (southwest=20 corner of            =20             =    =20             Tropicana and = Torrey=20 Pines)

Cost:          = ;         =20 $10 donation or whatever you wish
Who can=20 dance:    Everyone, even children (of reasonable = age) can=20 enjoy the=20 = dances.
Information:        &n= bsp;  Call=20 Jeanne   (702) 631-4160, or e-mail: zoorevue1@prodigy.com
         =             &= nbsp;      Cell=20 number if you get lost (702) 236-9411

Home page for=20 southern Nevada Dances of Universal Peace:     = http://raincloudpub.com/dupsn/
Home page for North American Network for the = Dances of=20 Universal=20 = Peace:
          &nb= sp;       =20 http://www.dancesofuniversalpeace.org/na/

Southern Nevada = Square and Round=20 Dance Association

See their website at http://www.communitylink.koz.com/lvrj/sqrddancerssonv= , or contact Anne Wells, 565-7096. = This website=20 serves to coordinate dance programs for twenty-three clubs in Clark = and Nye=20 Counties,
Nevada and Mohave County, Arizona.

Argentine = Tango

Thursday nights, at Dance Charisma, = 3650 S. Jones,=20 south of Spring Mountain. Call 364-8700 for info. Both = lessons and=20 open dancing.

Cuban = Dancing

Taste of Cuba, = a=20 restaurant slightly east of Sahara and Decatur: Cuban music and = dancing=20 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, starting at 8=20 pm.

Shifting Sands = Belly Dance=20 Guild           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;           &nbs= p;

Several folks=20 have told me that they have enjoyed this Belly Dance class at the Clark = County=20 Library, and given that it is a form of ethnic dancing, I've included it = here.....

Information: 702-451-7483.

Location: =20 Clark County Library, Jewel Box Theatre, 1401 E. Flamingo = Rd.

Cost: =20 Free

Future=20 classes: August 15, September 12 & 26, October 3 &=20 17

Scottish=20 and Highland Dancing

For = upcoming events and=20 contacts, visit the Las Vegas Highland Dancing Association's website = at=20 http://lvhda.tripod.com/events.htm

Aug. 26, Saturday, 2 = pm. =20 Dance workshop at the Clark County Library, Jewel Box = Theatre, 1401 E. Flamingo Ave. Fee to be announced. For more = information,=20 please call 496-8609.

Ballroom=20 Dancing

The US Amateur Ballroom Dancers = Association=20 Southern NV Chapter, and the UNLV - USABDA=20 = Dancesport,          &n= bsp;     =20 (702) 895-3225. Website: www.commnitylink.reviewjournal.com/lvrj/ballroomdance= .

Country Line = Dancing

People commonly ask about where country = line=20 dancing is available in the Valley. The following are "word of = mouth" - I=20 haven't personallly checked them out, so call in advance to=20 verify.

Gilley's at the Frontier Hotel and = Casino on the=20 Strip: Lynn Martinez will be teaching line dancing from 4 = to 5pm on=20 Sundays, followed by West Coast Swing Dancing (see below). =

Roadhouse Casino, 2100 N Boulder Hwy = (near Sunset)=20 Henderson. My erstwile scout says "I have it on good authority = that=20 there are Country Line Dancing lessons on Wednesdays beginning at = 6pm. =20 There is also swing dance music from 7:30 til 10pm". =

East Coast=20 Swing Dancing

Sunday nights, 7 to 9 pm, at the First = Presbyterian Church, 1515 W. Charleston - it's just west of US = 95, near=20 Martin Luther King Blvd (see map and group description at their=20 website, http://www.turnaroundtech.com/dance/index.html.). Free. = Donations are=20 accepted and appreciated to pay for the room and expenses (like name = tags and=20 supplies). All extra = donations=20 are given to Las = Vegas area = shelters for=20 battered women. Beginners = and veteran=20 dancers are welcome and do not need a partner. Each week the patterns = are=20 different. More than = 100=20 students attend this class every Sunday. Most (80%+) are single = adults.=20 Call Mark or Cheryl at (702) 648-6616, or e-mail: = mark@turnaroundtech.com=20 Website: DanceGig.com   =20

Dance Classes at the Community College of Southern=20 Nevada

Dance=20 classes at the Cheyenne campus include both Beginning and Intermediate = Middle=20 Eastern Dance, as well as East Indian Dance. Admissions: = 651-4060,=20 Dance Program: 651-4201

Other = Ethnic and Dance=20 Events in Las Vegas:

August 9, Wednesday, African myths and = magic for=20 children, Whitney Ranch Recreation Center, 11 = am

Morning Children's Series: Director of African Arts = Productions,=20 Bamidele "Dele" Adefemi, explores the myths and magic of Yoruba = culture.=20 "Dele's use of folkloric drums, dance, and drama will transport you." = Whitney=20 Ranch Recreation Center, 1575 Galleria Drive, Henderson. 450-4885. = Cost is $3.=20

August 13, Sunday: = Pakistan=20 American Association Of Nevada, at the Clark County Library Theatre, 5 = pm

Free concert presented by the Pakistan American Association Of = Nevada. Open=20 to the public. For more information, please call 528-8341.

Sunday, August 13, Sunday: = World Steps=20 East Indian Dance, 2 p.m.   Where??=20

Coordinated by Saramma George. Dance = presentation=20 of classical, folk and contemporary dance. Posted on the Clark = Country=20 web site.

August 18, Friday: Decima Muestra Folklorica at the Clark = County Library=20 Theatre, 7 pm

International production featuring over 60 = musicians &=20 dancers from Mexico. Fiesta, musica, danza y baile de Mexico con el Ballet = Folklorico=20 Collin del hermoso estado de Guanajuato y Ballet Folklorico = Magisterial=20 Tlaquiltenango de Morelos con el anfitrion de la casa el Ballet = Folklorico=20 Tepuchacalli. Acompanenos en este evento en vivo con mas de 60 = bailarines con=20 los autenticos colores y tradicion de Mexico. Teatro de Clark County = Library=20 1401 E. Flamingo Road Viernes, 18 de agosto de 2006 7 p.m. Entrada = gratuita=20 para toda la familia. Para mas informacion, llama de telefono=20 507-3458.

August 18, Friday: NOJO and the Bayou = Gypsies,=20 Mission Hills Park, 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM

MOJO and the Bayou Gypsies is one of the hottest Zydeco = bands in=20 the country, full of fun and toetapping
music in the best Cajun=20 tradition! Admission is free. Please call 267-4055 for = more=20 information.

Saturday, = August 19,=20 Saturday: World Vibration Thai Music, 2 p.m.  =20 WHERE?

Featuring the = music of=20 master Ranad (wooden xylophone) player Arom Noochoi and the Thai Art=20 Association band. $10, general admission; $7 = seniors/students. =20 [posted on the Clark County web=20 site]

September 15, Friday, Ricardo Griego, Flamenco = Guitarist, Summerlin=20 Library Theatre, 7 pm

Don't miss this special performance of Spanish guitar flavored with = the=20 rhythms of Latin America. A renowned guitarist, composer and teacher, = Ricardo=20 will be joined by flamenco dancers interpreting traditional music as = well as=20 his own compositions. Ricardo has opened for such acts as Los Lobos, = Malo,=20 Esteban, Linda Ronstadt and Tower of Power.

September 16, Saturday: Wengert Hispanic = Dancers,=20 Sunrise Library Auditorium, 2 = pm

Continue the celebration of Hispanic American = Heritage Month=20 at this short presentation of traditional Hispanic dances performed by = costumed seven- and eight-year-olds from Wengert Elementary=20 School.   Free.

September 22, Friday: = Fiesta = de la Noche,=20 Rainbow Library Amplitheatre, 5 - 9 pm

Enjoy a night under the stars with family entertainment including = mariachi,=20 traditional dance with costumes and cowboy rope tricks presented by = Mexico=20 Vivo Dance Company. Visit various booths and enjoy activities for all = ages. At=20 7 p.m., Los Leones de la Salsa will perform exciting contemporary = salsa sure=20 to please everyone. Bring a picnic basket and lawn chair or blanket.=20 Refreshments will be available for sale; no pets, alcohol or glass = containers=20 please.

September 26, Tuesday, Xavier Quijas = Yxayotl,=20 Aztec and Mayan Flute Music, Whitney Library, 10 am

Experience the wonders of Mesoamerica as Xavier Quijas Yxayotl = (Huichole)=20 presents a musical program for the entire family. A native of Mexico, = he=20 explores Pre-Hispanic music using hand-made replicas of ancient = instruments.=20 The program includes insight into the Aztec and Mayan peoples as well = as their=20 history and the importance of music to their cultures. Xavier shares = the=20 Nahuatl language, the primary language spoken on this continent prior = to the=20 arrival of the Spaniards. In addition, audiences can expect playful=20 interaction with song and dance! =

Whitney Library, September 26, 10 am

West Las Vegas Library, September 26, 1 pm

Sahara West Library, September 26, 4 pm

Clark County Library, September 27, 10 am

Spring Valley Library, September 27, 4 pm

West Charleston, September 27, 6:30=20 pm

September 30, Saturday, = Celebration of=20 Mehregan (An Ancient Persian Autumn Festival), Rainbow Library = Amplitheatre, 7=20 pm

Danny, Farid, & Ziba Shirazi Live in Concert! Enjoy a = beautiful=20 evening of music under the stars. Bring your lawn chair and blanket. = No food,=20 glass containers, alcoholic beverages or pets are allowed. Gate opens = one hour=20 before performance. Pre-registration is a must. Please call = 507-3964.=20

October 5, Thurs: The History of Flamenco = Dance, Clark County Library Jewel Box Theatre, 7=20 pm

Flamenco, a dance and musical style that originates = from=20 Spain's Andalucia region, embodies a complex musical and cultural = tradition.=20 Join Margo Torea, of the Sociedad Cultural Hispania, for an overview = and=20 demonstration of the many different styles of flamenco dance in this = evening=20 program.

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OTHER LAS = VEGAS MUSICAL=20 EVENTS:

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HENDERSON PAVILION

Their = concerts are=20 listed at their website: http://www.cityofhenderson.com/parks/events/php/CulturalArts.php=

ACOUSTIC=20 ROUTES

Check out = up-coming=20 concerts at: http://www.acousticroutes.com/. None are listed right now...

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Dance and=20 Music Events outside of Las Vegas: =20

September 1 - 4: Labor Day Dance=20 Away: Held at a cool 7000 feet up, at Mile High = Pines Camp,=20 between Angelus Oaks and Big Bear in the San Bernardino Mountains. = Music=20 by the Latter Day Lizards and Hillbillies from Mars; calling by Cis = Hinkle=20 (Atlanta, GA) and Scott Higgs = (Philadelphia).

November 10 - 12: Dance in = the=20 Desert: Oracle, AZ - The fall Arizona contra = weekend, at a=20 rustic YMCA camp on the north slopes of Mt. Lemmon, north of = Tuscon. Music=20 by Lift Ticket, calling by Nils Friedman and Laura Brown (Washington = DC). =20 Nils called here in LV when Mock Turtle Soup came through town a year = ago. =20 Register now to reserve a spot: http://www.tftm.org/DITD_2006/DITD2006A.html

December 26 - Januarty 1, 2007: = Christmas=20 Country Dance School 2006: Berea College, Berea,=20 Kentucky

Country dancing and other folk arts such as folk = drama,=20 storytelling, singing, and crafts are wonderful activities for teachers, = youth=20 leaders, recreation personnel and everyone else! Christmas Country = Dance=20 School, devoted to the practice and enjoyment of authentic folk = material, helps=20 everyone find usable materials for recreation prgrams, teaching = situations, or=20 personal benefit. Daily classes offer a variey of English and = American=20 dance, music, and singing traditions. For more info, see www.berea.edu/ccds.<= /P>
Dance=20 schedule and contacts for Arizona = Dances:

Please call ahead = to confirm=20 dates and location if in doubt... regular dates do occasionally change = due to=20 extenuating circumstances

PRESCOTT: Folk Happens! Contra = Dance -=20 First Friday of each month

Grace Sparks (Prescott) = Activity=20 Center (AKA "The Armory"), 824 E Gurley Street. Go to www.sharlot.org/madness=20 or call Leslie Loomis at 928-776-8699. Dance is from 7:30 - 10:30, = new=20 dancers are encouraged to arrive at 7:30 for the teaching session. =

FLAGSTAFF: =20 Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music Contra Dance - First Saturday = of each=20 month

Flagstaff Friends of = Traditional=20 Music Contra Dance is in NAU's Ashurst Hall. Pre dance lesson from = 7:30 -=20 8:00 with dancing from 8:00 - 11:00. Suggested donation of $6, = $5 for=20 members. For more info visit www.ffotm.net or=20 call Laura at 928-526-6757 or Deb at 928-774-5936

PHOENIX: =20 Phoenix Friends of Old Time Music Contra Dance - Second Saturday of = each=20 month

Phoenix dances are held = at the=20 Kenilworth School, 1210 N. 5th Ave. (near I-10 and 7th Ave.) The = pre-dance=20 lesson is at 7:00 with the dance from 7:30 - 10:30. $8, $6 for=20 members. $3 for under 18 (includes childcare). Need more = info? =20 Call Carl at 602-268-7181, Ron or Linda at 480-893-3328, go to=20 members.cox.net/contradance or email

phoenixcontradancer@cox.net

COTTONWOOD: AZ=20 We Dance Contra Dance - Third Saturday of each month, = September=20 through April

Cottonwood dances are = held at the=20 Cottonwood Civic Center (also known as the Clubhouse) 805 N. Main Street = in Old=20 Town Cottonwood. From I-17, Exit #287 to Cottonwood on Hwy 260, = left on=20 Hwy 89A to the Civic Center.   Dances are preceded by a = potluck dinner=20 from 5:30 to 6:30 at the hall, with a pre-dance lesson from 6:30 - 7:00 = and=20 dance from 7:00 - 10:00. $5 per dancer. Call Deb at 928 -774-5936 = or email=20 debmike@npgcable.com to=20 learn more

TUCSON: Tucson=20 Friends of Traditional Music Contra Dances- First, Third and many = Fifth=20 Saturdays!!!

First = Church United=20 Methodist, 915 E 4th St (between Park and Tyndall, just west of UA = campus,=20 parking on West side) $7, $6 members, $5 students with ID. =20 Refresher/introductory session at 7:45, dance from 8:00 - 11:00. = To learn=20 more email   contradance@tftm.org or check out=20 www.tftm.org

WE MAKE HISTORY:=20

Sponsors historic = dances and balls=20 throughout the year, throughout the state. = Interested?  Visit=20 www.wemakehistory.com for details and photos of = balls!!!

Dancing opportunities and = information from=20 the Web

Country Dance and Song Society is a = central=20 clearing house for dance camps and other events, as well as a source = of music=20 and lots of other good stuff: http://www.cdss.org/newsletter/events.html

If you're traveling and would like = to find=20 a contra dance at your destination, our web site, http://raincloudpub.com/snocd/, has links to other sites that = can be of=20 help. It also has links to other sites with more information = about=20 contra dancing.

AUGUST

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Israeli Folk = Dancing

Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm

1

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Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = -=20 9

3

Dances of Universal = Peace, 6:45-9:30=20 pm

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5

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Israeli Folk = Dancing

Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm

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Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = -=20 9

pm

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11

12

13

Israeli Folk = Dancing

Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm

14

English Country Dancing, Jewel = Box Theatre=20 6:30 - 8:45 pm

15

16

Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = - 9=20 pm

17

18

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Hot August Knight, 6855 W Flamingo Rd, 10 - 5:30 pm.

20

Israeli Folk = Dancing

Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm

21

English Country Dancing, Jewel = Box Theatre=20 6:30 - 8:45 pm

22

23

Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = - 9=20 pm

24

25

26

Old Time Barn Dance, Reed = Whipple=20 Cultural Center,

6:30 - 10 pm =

27

Israeli Folk = Dancing

Dance Charisma, 6 - 10 pm =

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30

NO

Int'nl Folk = Dancing

31

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SEE YOU ON THE DANCE FLOOR! AND BRING A=20 FRIEND!

SUN	MON	TUE	WED	THUR	FRI =	SAT
Israeli Folk = Dancing Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm		1	2 Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = -=20 9	3 Dances of Universal = Peace, 6:45-9:30=20 pm	4	5
6 Israeli Folk = Dancing Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm	7	8	9 Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = -=20 9 pm	10	11	12
13 Israeli Folk = Dancing Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm	14 English Country Dancing, Jewel = Box Theatre=20 6:30 - 8:45 pm	15	16 Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = - 9=20 pm	17	18	19 Hot August Knight, 6855 W Flamingo Rd, 10 - 5:30 pm.
20 Israeli Folk = Dancing Dance Charisma, 6 - 10=20 pm	21 English Country Dancing, Jewel = Box Theatre=20 6:30 - 8:45 pm	22	23 Int'nl Folk Dancing, CHAC, 6:30 = - 9=20 pm	24	25	26 Old Time Barn Dance, Reed = Whipple=20 Cultural Center, 6:30 - 10 pm =
27 Israeli Folk = Dancing Dance Charisma, 6 - 10 pm =	28	29	30 NO Int'nl Folk = Dancing	31	SEPT 1	2