Join us for another family friendly evening of music and dance.
Saturday September 21st, 2013 at the Beautiful Temple, NH Town Hall
Free Family & Beginners Dance 6:30-7:30pm
Dessert Potluck at 7:30
Main Dance 8:00-10:30 pm
Admission: $7; Kids 6-12 $3; under 6 free.
Please bring a pair of soft soled shoes for dancing!
Returning from the August Dance is Matt Garland, this time on keyboards. He’s a “Boom Chucker” having trained under Bob McQuillen, a member of Trip to Nelson, and a regular (for the last 4 years) at the Monday Night Nelson dance. Paul Lizotte is currently the Fiddler for the Contra Dance Band Jumpstart. He’s played dances throughout New England, and is a regular at Manchester’s Mill City Dance. Joe Pollock on mandolin, banjo and guitar, is a regular contra dance performer hailing from Milford, and can be heard on Amy Conley’s recording I Sing Every Day. Calling will be Sandy LaFleur from Amherst. She’s called dances throughout the Northeast, and also play’s Appalachian dulcimer, guitar, & bodhran.
Returning from the August Dance is Matt Garland, this time on keyboards. He’s a “Boom Chucker” having trained under Bob McQuillen, a member of Trip to Nelson, and a regular (for the last 4 years) at the Monday Night Nelson dance. Paul Lizotte is currently the Fiddler for the Contra Dance Band Jumpstart. He’s played dances throughout New England, and is a regular at Manchester’s Mill City Dance. Joe Pollock on mandolin, banjo and guitar, is a regular contra dance performer hailing from Milford, and can be heard on Amy Conley’s recording I Sing Every Day. Calling will be Sandy LaFleur from Amherst. She’s called dances throughout the Northeast, and also play’s Appalachian dulcimer, guitar, & bodhran.
Sponsored by
Temple Community Collaborative
&
Temple Recreation Commission
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