Dancing outside on a marble/brick mix, no AC, but fantastic live music with Gelber and Manning and DJing (Don Spiro is an awesome DJ, by the way)...OR dancing nearby but INSIDE on a very smooth, uniform marble floor with AC and music piped in. Or both. Your choice.
Sounds as if a lot of dancers are coming, and that's the main thing as far as I'm concerned. We went last year on the final night and it was terrific because so many from our community participated. You will also enjoy seeing the museum and its exhibitions.
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This music is not too fast; you're just too damn slow.
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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Museum of the City of New York 1220 5th ave 6PM Lesson time varies
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
http://www.mcny.org/sidebars/1093.html
A social with a lesson. Dancing will depend on the swing crowd coming down and joining us.
Museum of the City of New York 1220 5th Avenue, New York, NY -
Joy Grad will be teaching the following dances at ???? (with a little flexibility for when the band finishes their set) each evening:
8/18 - Intro to Balboa, a descendant of Charleston, great for crowded dance floors
$15 Admission Call in advance for $10 tickets... Mention yehoodi 212.534.1672
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Time of dance lesson varies... Call in advance for more info.
I was just reading about this elsewhere and about to post it. Sounds fantastic!
Sounds great. I'll try and be there.
Why It Took Me 13 Years to Learn the Big Apple • My hiphop crew Freeplay performing at the Dance-a-Rama (video).
Actually rather than calling, you can refer to Joy Grad's information-filled Facebook invitation/event page:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=150932298257655&ref=ts
Dancing outside on a marble/brick mix, no AC, but fantastic live music with Gelber and Manning and DJing (Don Spiro is an awesome DJ, by the way)...OR dancing nearby but INSIDE on a very smooth, uniform marble floor with AC and music piped in. Or both. Your choice.
Sounds as if a lot of dancers are coming, and that's the main thing as far as I'm concerned. We went last year on the final night and it was terrific because so many from our community participated. You will also enjoy seeing the museum and its exhibitions.
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This music is not too fast; you're just too damn slow.
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