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Next Dance: February 4, 2012 CALLER: Cris Miller BAND: Lonesome Willow LOCATION: First Presbyterian Church of West Seneca, 2085 Union Road, West Seneca, NY Next-Next Dance: February 18, 2012 CALLER: Joe Kwiatkowski BAND: Jericho Road LOCATION: UU Church, 695 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY |
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Men in Skirts FAQ We are proud to be the first dance organization in cyberspace to explain this popular but baffling dance floor phenomenon. Now has pictures of our favorite guy in skirts! Not for the humor-impaired. Contra Dance Bibliography A Queen City exclusive. Way back in 1993, while in library school, our co-founder compiled a bibliography on contra dance research sources. Here it is in original, unimproved form. The inevitable small print: Queen City Contra Dancers are grateful to Cynthia Van Ness for all of the work she has done in running this website from 1998 to 2010. It is now maintained by Joe Kwiatkowski and a team of QCCD helpers. Queen City regrets the necessity of reminding you that all pages are copyright (C)1998-2011, all rights reserved. No portion of it may be reproduced in any form without permission. Banners by: ![]()
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Be alert! Another fun evening is on tap for Saturday, February 4th, with Cris Miller calling to the music of Lonesome Willow. But if you're not careful, you'll miss it! We're in West Seneca on the Fourth, at the First Presbyterian Church near the corner of Clinton and Union. Contrabasics starts at 7:30 PM; we'll all be ready and raring to go at 8:00 PM. See you there!
Our current schedule and directions Members: $7.00 Students with ID: $6.00 Children under 12: Free Spectators: A donation to help compensate the band A page devoted to upcoming dances of all kinds in Western New York The umbrella organization for groups such as Queen City. Don't leave town without finding a good dance to visit! By Ted Crane in Ithaca. If you want to know which cities dance on which day of the month, this is an impressive site. Dance instruction manuals, c. 1490-1920, online in full text courtesy of the Library of Congress. Added for amusement and research. |