Here’s What’s Coming Up…
Dances, Road Trips and Sunday Classes are Back !!!
Saturday May 19’th – Dance at Assabet Valley High 7 pm
Sunday May 20’th – Line Dance Class 3:00 - 4:45 pm
Sunday May 20’th – Partner Dancing 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Sunday May 27’th – Line Dance Class 3:00 - 4:45 pm
Sunday May 27’th – Partner Dancing 6:00 - 8:30 pm
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Dances, Road Trips and Sunday Classes are Back !!!
Saturday May 19’th – Dance at Assabet Valley High 7 pm
Sunday May 20’th – Line Dance Class 3:00 - 4:45 pm
Sunday May 20’th – Partner Dancing 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Sunday May 27’th – Line Dance Class 3:00 - 4:45 pm
Sunday May 27’th – Partner Dancing 6:00 - 8:30 pm
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New
England
Country
Dancers
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New England Country Dancers
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The New England Country Dancers are a group of people who love country music and who want to keep country dancing - line dancing but especially pattern partner dancing - alive and well in Central New England.
Do you love country music but find it hard to dance "lead and follow" dances like Waltz, Two Step and West Coast Swing? Country Pattern Partner dancing offers you an alternative. Learn a few simple patterns with a partner and you can be on the dance floor dancing to the music after just a few lessons. Because pattern partner dancing is a choreographed dance where everyone dances the same steps, you're freed from the pressure of deciding "on the fly" what pattern to dance next. And you have the benefit of another set of feet to follow - right there in front of you - if you "lose your place" around the dance floor.
Introduction to Pattern Partner Dance classes are held several times a year. This program consists of a series of 50-minute dance classes, held once a week, for six consecutive weeks. The level of instruction is geared to non-dancers who are taking lessons for the first time. The focus is on fun and fundamentals. Participants learn basic pattern partner dances done at country venues across New England and beyond - favorites like El Paso, Blue Roses, and Wichita Waltz.
For more details about the Introductory Partner program, check out our Partner Classes.
Country Partner Pattern Dancing
You can enjoy an evening of country partner pattern dancing Sundays at the Boylston Town House in Boylston, MA. The program always includes an "improver" lesson for people new to dancing and a more advanced lesson for experienced dancers. It is designed to provide dancing enjoyment for partner dancers at every level of experience. Stay as long as you like for one low admission price!
For details of the Partner programs, check out our Partner Classes.
Line Dance Lessons
We teach line dance lessons on Sundays. The program is targeted to "improvers" and high/beginner and easy intermediate dancers. The first hour will focus on beginner dances and the second hour will focus on more challenging dances from the "top of the survey" in the World Line Dance Newsletter. We also welcome suggestions from the class. The focus is on fun and practice to build up your "muscle memory."
For details of our Line Dance program, check out our Line Classes.
Open Dancing
The New England Country Dancers sponsor a Saturday evening dance about once a month, and a Sunday afternoon dance party several times a year. Check out our Calendar to see when upcoming dances and classes are scheduled.
New England Country Dancers
Website
The New England Country Dancers are a group of people who love country music and who want to keep country dancing - line dancing but especially pattern partner dancing - alive and well in Central New England.
Do you love country music but find it hard to dance "lead and follow" dances like Waltz, Two Step and West Coast Swing? Country Pattern Partner dancing offers you an alternative. Learn a few simple patterns with a partner and you can be on the dance floor dancing to the music after just a few lessons. Because pattern partner dancing is a choreographed dance where everyone dances the same steps, you're freed from the pressure of deciding "on the fly" what pattern to dance next. And you have the benefit of another set of feet to follow - right there in front of you - if you "lose your place" around the dance floor.
Introduction to Pattern Partner Dance classes are held several times a year. This program consists of a series of 50-minute dance classes, held once a week, for six consecutive weeks. The level of instruction is geared to non-dancers who are taking lessons for the first time. The focus is on fun and fundamentals. Participants learn basic pattern partner dances done at country venues across New England and beyond - favorites like El Paso, Blue Roses, and Wichita Waltz.
For more details about the Introductory Partner program, check out our Partner Classes.
Country Partner Pattern Dancing
You can enjoy an evening of country partner pattern dancing Sundays at the Boylston Town House in Boylston, MA. The program always includes an "improver" lesson for people new to dancing and a more advanced lesson for experienced dancers. It is designed to provide dancing enjoyment for partner dancers at every level of experience. Stay as long as you like for one low admission price!
For details of the Partner programs, check out our Partner Classes.
Line Dance Lessons
We teach line dance lessons on Sundays. The program is targeted to "improvers" and high/beginner and easy intermediate dancers. The first hour will focus on beginner dances and the second hour will focus on more challenging dances from the "top of the survey" in the World Line Dance Newsletter. We also welcome suggestions from the class. The focus is on fun and practice to build up your "muscle memory."
For details of our Line Dance program, check out our Line Classes.
Open Dancing
The New England Country Dancers sponsor a Saturday evening dance about once a month, and a Sunday afternoon dance party several times a year. Check out our Calendar to see when upcoming dances and classes are scheduled.
For more information:
Call (508) 393-9088 or email Linda@necountrydancers.com
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