Calendar

Jun
8
Thu
OFB Open Band with Stephanie Marie calling – Bryson Gym
Jun 8 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
OFB Open Band with Stephanie Marie calling – Bryson Gym

Laurie Fisher (fiddle), Nic Coker (guitar) lead the OFB Open Band

Free lesson 7:30-8, dance 8-11

Jun
11
Sun
ECD
Jun 11 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: Bob Thompson

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  Cathy Arps, violin; Nanette Woodworth, flute; Atossa Kramer, piano.

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Jun
15
Thu
Boys of Buncombe with Deanna Palumbo calling – Bryson Gym
Jun 15 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Boys of Buncombe with Deanna Palumbo calling – Bryson Gym

Steve Trisman (fiddle)
Steve Burnside (guitar)
 
Free lesson 7:30-8, dance 8-11

Jun
22
Thu
Hot Coffee Breakdown with Barbara Groh calling – Bryson Gym
Jun 22 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Hot Coffee Breakdown with Barbara Groh calling – Bryson Gym

Tom Cunningham (fiddle)
Kate Sanders (keyboard)
Luis deLeon (percussion, harmonica)
 
Free lesson 7:30-8, dance 8-11

Jun
25
Sun
ECD
Jun 25 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  Cathy Arps, violin; Sarah Tennyson, violin; Suzanne Hosch, flute; Karen Gaughan, piano.

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Jun
29
Thu
NO OFB DANCE
Jun 29 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
NO OFB DANCE

Warren Wilson facilities not available

Jul
6
Thu
NO OFB DANCE
Jul 6 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
NO OFB DANCE

Warren Wilson facilities not available

Jul
9
Sun
ECD
Jul 9 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Jul
13
Thu
NO OFB DANCE
Jul 13 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
NO OFB DANCE

Warren Wilson facilities not available

Jul
20
Thu
NO OFB DANCE
Jul 20 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
NO OFB DANCE

Warren Wilson facilities not available

Jul
23
Sun
ECD
Jul 23 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Jul
27
Thu
NO OFB DANCE
Jul 27 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
NO OFB DANCE

Warren Wilson facilities not available

Aug
3
Thu
ContraForce with River Abel calling – Bryson Gym
Aug 3 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
ContraForce with River Abel calling - Bryson Gym

Andrae Raffield (fiddle), 
Joey Dorwart (percussion)
Jimi Peirano (guitar)
Karin Mcquade (vocals)
 
Free lesson 7:30-8, dance 8-11

Aug
10
Thu
OFB Open Band with Charley Harvey calling– Bryson Gym
Aug 10 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
OFB Open Band with Charley Harvey calling– Bryson Gym

Laurie Fisher (fiddle) and Nic Coker (guitar) lead the Open Band

Free lesson 7:30-8, dance 8-11

Aug
13
Sun
ECD
Aug 13 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Aug
27
Sun
ECD
Aug 27 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Sep
10
Sun
ECE
Sep 10 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECE

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Sep
24
Sun
ECD
Sep 24 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Oct
8
Sun
ECD
Oct 8 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.

Oct
22
Sun
ECD
Oct 22 @ 4:00 pm – 6:15 pm
ECD

All are welcome to join us for our next Sunday Afternoon English Country Dance. English country dancing dates  back to peasant dancing in the countryside of England. Later the Royals adopted the dance for their Formal Balls, which can be seen in film adaptations of Jane Austen Novels.  However! We are not “Royals.”    Just ordinary folk!

We dance every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoons at Harvest House Community Center

3:30pm,   Beginners’ Session

4:00pm – 6:15pm,  Dance

Leader: TBA

Our leader/caller teaches each dance as a walkthrough and then dances the dance to live music. Dancers find new partners for each new dance. 

Live Music:  TBA

Wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes. 

Admission is free; however, we do appreciate tips for the musicians.

We are eternally grateful to The Old Farmers Ball for their support of  English Country Dance and other smaller,  local traditional dances such as The Family Dance, Southern Square Dance, Waltzing, as stated in the OFB Mission Statement.