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 Red Rose Lancaster Chapter Dance
Newsletter Events Around Central PA Area WEEKLY AND MONTHLY EVENTS… ___ STUDIO NEWS & More Places To Dance
NEW STUDIO Moonlight Ballroom141 Oak Ridge Dr Mountville, PA 17554 in The Village Center plaza Phone: (717) 824-5371 Check out our Web Site: http://www.dancelancaster.com/ DANCING WITH JIM HERBST West Shore Elks Club, 108 N. St. John's Church Rd, Camp Hill. The 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month. Dancing 10- 10:30am. Lesson by Jim Herbst 10:30- 11:30am. Lunch buffet 11:30– 12:30am. Dancing again from 12:30– 1:30am. Cost $13 payable at door; reservations not required but would be appreciated. Information call (717) 737-0346Belvedere Hotel BALLROOM DANCING (12th Floor) with Helmut Licht , Baltimore 410-332-1000 to Truffles ***EVERY WEDNESDAY 6- 10pm 2 beginner lesson starting at 7:30. Cost $17 pp. www.ballroommusic.com Once a month, they play Sunday afternoon 2-5pmONGOING EVENTS WEEKLY PRACITCA Monday's 6:30 to 7:30 Beginner Lesson, Cost for Lesson: Free 7:30 to 9:30 Guided Practica, Cost for Practica: Free That's right - no charge! Park Plaza Hotel, , 500 Centerville Road, Lancaster, just off Route 30, at Centerville Exit and next to Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. More information call 717 665-0231 or E-mail Tonyg@dejazzd.com or visit http://www.tlctango.zoomshare.com Latin Dancing every other Thursday at the Quater in Downtown Harrisburg is Salsa night. It is a great place to learn and dance salsa. Lesson is 7:15 - 8PM and is $5 for the lesson. Then dance after that. http://salsa.meetup.com/244 is the web site. Sunnybrook IS Back. . . . next live band event isMay 31, Boilermakers Band $ 20 lesson at 8, dance 9 to 12
Sunnybrook partnered with Swingkat
www.sunnybrookballr
or contact Cindy Dillon at choices2dance@
Last Friday of the Month at Studio DNA. 1301 Baylis St. Suite #228 Baltimore, MD 21224 A taste of Argentina Milonga from 9pm to 12:30am. $13.00 - $10.00 for student with ID. On drink included. Contact Max Gonzalez at tangofusa@... or at 443 794-1139.
Visit us on the web at www.sunnybrookfound Nissley Winery summer schedule
Children not permitted The Concert..... 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm Wine & Snack Bar......... to 9:00 pm Recommended Arrival (all concerts)... Admission $15.00 per person; $60.00 Season Pass Address 140 Vintage Dr., Bainbridge, PA 17502 Schedule Aug 9 Roof Rockers (popular soul, rhythm & blues) Aug 16 Headliners (top 40 variety, from 60's thru 90's) Aug 23 JumpStreet (70's & 80's funk, rock, & soul) Nissley Vineyards & Winery Estate, 140 Vintage Drive, Bainbridge, PA 17502 Phone: (717) 426-3514 or (800) 522-2387 (in PA and neighbor states) Fax: (717) 426-1391 E-mail: http://www.nissleyw 2008 Summer sounds at Naylor Winery Voo Doo Economics - From Baltimore 80's music!!! ____________ Saturday August 9 Shades of Blue Orchestra - Outstanding band with a "Sinatra" voice ____________ Saturday August 16 Zim Zemarel Orchestra - Baltimore's all time favorite big band ____________ Saturday August 23 Mood Swings Big Band & Jazz - Doesn't get any better for overall entertainment ____________ Friday August 29 Big Wheeley & The Whitewalls - Classic Rock-n-Roll of 50's & 60's ____________ Saturday August 30 Sentimental Journey - A Baltimore big band at its very best with a lovely sound ____________ Saturday September 6 Herm Miller Orchestra - All star band from Pennsylvania ____________ Saturday September 13 Sound of Roses - A wonderful group of professionals from the Red Rose City ____________ Spend an evening dancing under the stars to the best Big Band music in the area. Enjoy live Big Band music at our Pavilion area every Saturday beginning the third Saturday in June through the third Saturday in September. We also have several classic rock bands on Friday evenings. Friday Evenings: 8:00 p.m. through 11:00 p.m. Saturday Evenings: 7:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. Admission: $12.50 per person Purchase Your Tickets On-line. Tickets are good for any Summer Sounds Event you wish to attend. Naylor Wine Cellars 4069 Vineyard Road | Stewartstown, Pennsylvania 17363 1-800-293-3370 Springettsbury Township (York) Sounds of Summer Concert Series 2008 Schedule & Description of Performances WHEN: June 15, 2008 - August 10, 2008 Each Sunday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. WHERE: Springettsbury Township Park Amphitheater 1501 Mt. Zion Road York, PA 17402 Concerts will be held Rain or Shine In the case of severe weather conditions, the concerts may be moved to the Central York Middle School located at 1950 North Hills Road. Listen to WARM 103, WSBA 910 or 96.1 WSOX for concert updates. You may contact the Parks & Recreation office at 505-0406 for recorded updates. Please check back often for updates. West Hanover Winery We have four concerts each summer featuring blues music and rock and roll music form the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Bring your picnic and accessories and enjoy the music for only $15 a person. You'll spend the evening tasting wine and enjoying the surroundings of our vineyard. A charity concert is also held once a year. This summer's charity is for ASD Hope™ (Autism Spectrum Disorder). Summer Concerts for 2008 JFor all concerts you may bring lawn chairs and a picnic lunch. We have wine for sale before and during the concerts and for you to take along. Come out and have lots of fun. West Hanover Winery Inc. 7646 Jonestown Road Harrisburg, PA 17112-9725 Toll Free: (866) 383-8510 Fax: (717) 651-0409
WEEKEND/week long EVENTS; October 26 to November 2, 2008 **** DEE'S CREATIONS **** Renting is a great way to have that perfect dress for any event! We design and create elegant ballgowns and Latin dresses for shows & competitive ballroom dancing. You may purchase or rent these unique dresses. Reserve your favorites again or choose a different one each time. We carry a large selection of Standard, American, and Latin dresses for rent or sale. Renting is a great way to have a closet full of the most gorgeous dresses at your finger tips. Everything is for sale at great prices. Dee's unique designs and creations are her specialty. Since no two women are the same she will make small alterations in our rental collection for that perfect fit. Dee goes the extra mile to ensure that you will be gorgeous and most of all comfortable on the dance floor! Book early so call early to reserve your favorites. Dee's Ballgowns, Latin Dresses, Custom made and Rental http://communities.msn.com/deescreations 10am-4pm dmichaelcreations@verizon.net 410-583-8870 31 Allegheny Avenue Suite #103 Towson, Maryland Elegance Shoe Co Burkhart’s Best Foot Forward Sandy & Ron Burkhart 350 Grove Road, Mohrsville, PA 19541 Phone# 610 926 1918 E-mail Burkhart@epix.net Web: www.dance-shoes-gallery.comRetail Supadance, International, Freed, Werner Kern and Stephanie as well as many accessories. My website is www.louisewisedance.com Louise M Wise Next Demo: September 23rd at 7:00 PM, Dancers from the club are always needed, you may do a demonstration or join us in the group dances. If inrested call Judy Flowers 717 203 7886 or Email judy53@comcast.net History of USA DanceThe United States Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association, Inc., known nationwide as USABDA, was formed in 1965 to promote the acceptance of ballroom dancing into the Olympics. At that time the late Norman Martin, a leading social and competitive dancer and ballroom dance champion, organized a group of interested dancers to petition the Olympic Committee for inclusion of Ballroom Dancing into the Olympics. Those early efforts to get into the Olympics failed but in developing the bylaws, it was realized that the dance world of the American dancer went far past accommodating the "International Style" competitors who were interested in the Olympics. As the founders worked on defining the dancing guidelines and needs to be considered in developing the Bylaws, the American Style competitor and a vast number of serious and dedicated Social Dancers suddenly came into view. The resultant Bylaws of USABDA addressed three very important areas of association – the International Style competitors, the American Style competitors and the Social dancers. Those early-on plans of USABDA, while helping the competitors to compete nationally and internationally, also helped set the stage for the availability of floors, music and venue for the Social dancers which then were and still are, the backbone and strength of USABDA. Activities and Growth During the last 12 years USABDA focused on promoting the growth of all styles and forms of ballroom dancing, both competitive and recreational social dancing. This included a program to establish a network of chapters in each state. These efforts were very successful with major growth each year in the number of dancers, chapters and related activities such as competitions, workshops and social dances. Much labor and resources were devoted to promoting ballroom dance and DanceSport in colleges and secondary schools, a long term project that will extend over many years. USABDA organizes and supports educational programs among the public about the healthful aspects of recreational ballroom dancing and Dancesport, the competitive form of ballroom dancing. These programs emphasize the physical, mental and social benefits of dancing, and include the expansion of dancing skills among those of all ages and capabilities. |