The English dance that was scheduled for Sunday, January 20th in Keene NH with Brad Foster, lydia ievins and Kate Barnes has been canceled due to weather.
Please join us on Sunday, February 17th at Bass Hall, Monadnock Center for History and Culture, 19 Grove Street, Peterborough, NH for Chris Levey calling with Eleanor Lincoln and Kate Barnes.
The Monadnock Folklore Society announces its 2019 series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
Jan 20, Unitarian Universalist Church, 69 Washington St, Keene 03431: Brad Foster calling; Kate Barnes, lydia ievins- EVENT CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER
Feb 17, Bass Hall at Monadnock Center for History and Culture, 19 Grove St, Peterborough 03458: Chris Levey calling; Kate Barnes, Eleanor Lincoln
March 17, Hastings House (Walpole Unitarian Church), Union St, Walpole 03608: David Millstone calling; Carol Compton, Thal Aylward
April 21, Dublin Town Hall, 1120 Main St, Dublin 03444: Mary Jones calling; Karen Axelrod, Rachel Bell
May 19, Nelson Town Hall, Nelson 03457: Sue Rosen calling; Seven Times Salt
If you’ve ever yearned to read a bunch of books about traditional New England social dance to your child or your students, we have a resource for you! Belfast Flying Shoes funded the compilation of “Dancing in Literature: A Partial Bibliography”, with additional support from the Maine Arts Commission. This collection–of fiction and non-fiction books related to all sorts of dance–emphasizes children’s & young adult books that connect to traditional, participatory, social dance & music. Enjoy!
Link to Belfast Flying Shoes Bibliography
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the last in its 2018 series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On May 20th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will be held at the Town Hall in Nelson, NH, with Sue Rosen teaching dances that will appeal to all, from novice to experienced dancers.
English Country Dance is a form of social dance that harkens back to the days of Jane Austen and “Pride and Prejudice”, but its roots extend further back in time. Its traditions and innovations continue right up to the present.
Lovely music will be provided by fiddler Mary Lea and pianist Bruce Rosen.
Hauntingly beautiful tunes, elegant yet simple steps, friendly people and beautiful surroundings combine to make an English Country Dance a pleasant and energizing experience. No special clothing is required, but comfortable clothes and soft-soled shoes are recommended.
Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the session. Admission is $10. For more information call (603) 876-4211 or visit http://www.monadnockfolk.org. The Monadnock Folklore Society has presented dances and concerts of traditional music since 1982.
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the third in its series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On Sunday, March 18th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will be held at Hastings House in Walpole, NH, with Brad Foster teaching dances that will appeal to all, from novice to experienced dancers. Hastings House is on Union Street in Walpole, up the hill from the Walpole Unitarian Church.
Lovely music will be provided by pianist Kate Barnes with lydia ievins on violin.
English Country Dance is a form of social dance that harkens back to the days of Jane Austen and “Pride and Prejudice”, but its roots extend further back in time. Its traditions and innovations continue right up to the present.
Hauntingly beautiful tunes, elegant yet simple steps, friendly people and beautiful surroundings combine to make an English Country Dance a pleasant and energizing experience. No special clothing is required, but comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the session. Admission is $10. For more information call (603) 876-4211 or visit http://www.monadnockfolk.org. The Monadnock Folklore Society has presented dances and concerts of traditional music since 1982.
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the last in its series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On May 15th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will be held at the Nelson Town Hall in Nelson, NH, with Brad Foster teaching dances that will appeal to all, from novice to experienced dancers. Lovely music will be provided by performers lydia ievins, fiddle and Kate Barnes, piano.
English Country Dance is a form of social dance that harkens back to the days of Jane Austen and “Pride and Prejudice”, but its roots extend further back in time. Its traditions and innovations continue right up to the present.
Hauntingly beautiful tunes, elegant yet simple steps, friendly people and beautiful surroundings combine to make an English Country Dance a pleasant and energizing experience. No special clothing is required, but comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the session. Admission is $10. For more information call (603) 209-3304 or visit http://www.monadnockfolk.org. The Monadnock Folklore Society has presented dances and concerts of traditional music since 1982.
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the third in its series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On March 20th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will be held in Bass Hall at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture, 19 Grove Street in Peterborough, NH, with Rich Jackson teaching dances that will appeal to all, from novice to experienced dancers.
Lovely music will be provided by performers Jacqueline Schwab, piano and Emily O’Brien, recorder.
English Country Dance is a form of social dance that harkens back to the days of Jane Austen and “Pride and Prejudice”, but its roots extend further back in time. Its traditions and innovations continue right up to the present.
Hauntingly beautiful tunes, elegant yet simple steps, friendly people and beautiful surroundings combine to make an English Country Dance a pleasant and energizing experience. No special clothing is required, but comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the session. Admission is $10. For more information call (603) 209-3304 or visit http://www.monadnockfolk.org. The Monadnock Folklore Society has presented dances and concerts of traditional music since 1982.
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the third in its series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On March 15h from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will be held at Bass Hall in the Monadnock Center for History and Culture in Peterborough, NH, with Brad Foster teaching dances that will appeal to all, from novice to experienced dancers.
Lovely music will be provided by performers Peter Barnes, piano and lydia ievins, violin.
English Country Dance is a form of social dance that harkens back to the days of Jane Austen and “Pride and Prejudice”, but its roots extend further back in time. Its traditions and innovations continue right up to the present.
Hauntingly beautiful tunes, elegant yet simple steps, friendly people and beautiful surroundings combine to make an English Country Dance a pleasant and energizing experience. No special clothing is required, but comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Beginners and singles are welcome and all dances are taught throughout the session. Admission is $10. For more information call (603) 209-3304
Family Dance
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Bass Hall at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture
19 Grove Street
Peterborough NH
Part of the “Gents Bow, Ladies Know How: Traditional Dance and Music of the Monadnock Region 1750-2015” exhibit at the Monadnock Center for History and Culture
Amy Cann, Gordon Peery
This dance is canceled due to weather — our musicians can’t get to Keene.
The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the second in its 2015 series of English Country Dances with the theme “Dance Around Monadnock.”
On February 15th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM, the dance will NOT be held at the Cheshire County Historical Society in Keene, NH. For more information call (603) 209-3304
