Scottish Dancing in West Vancouver

UpCOMING EVENTS

GLENEAGLES PICNIC JULY 8 Saturday 3:30 - 6:30

BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC utensils cups and chairs

coffee, tea, sparkling water, beer, wine supplied

CROQUET challenge

50 / 50 DRAW tickets $5 each or 3 for $10

THEATRE TICKETS will be available

== When The Reaper Calls ==

a comedy/thriller by Peter Colley

Victor and Harlan are two philosophy professors who have been friends, rivals and pranksters since their college days.

But while they are vacationing with their wives at a remote cottage in BC, a misjudged prank goes murderously wrong resulting in yet another highly entertaining, yet chilling nightmare.

for October 19, 2023 at Hendry Hall

HEATHER BALL MAY 27 Saturday incudes : Champagne Reception, Full Hot Supper, Grand March, Live Music

Saturday May 27, 2023
Afternoon Concert, Sunday May 28, 2023

Ball only tickets are $110 for RSCDS members, $120 for non-RSCDS members
Combined Ball and Concert tickets are $130 for RSCDS members, $140 for non-RSCDS members
Concert only tickets are $30

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'LONSDALE DANCE SCOTTISH' BEGINNER'S CLASS

ARE YOU READY ?

to TRY something NEW, something FUN?

INTRODUCTION TO SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING

Join us Tuesdays, January 10, to April 11, 2023 7 - 9 pm

at Silver Harbour Centre, North Vancouver - 144 22nd Street East V7L 4L5

Our Introductory Classes are Geared to Beginners - no experience necessary.

You don't need a partner.

You don't need a kilt.

You don't even need a Scottish background.

Full Vaccination Required

FAQ's

1. Do I need to bring a partner or can I come alone?

You do not need a partner. Scottish Country Dancing is done in groups or sets and we move around.

2. What kind of clothes should I wear?

Wear something comfortable and easy to move around in. Flexible shoes with some padding are good to start with. Runners will work for this class.

3. Can I bring friends?

Definitely. You are very welcome and even encouraged to bring friends.

Recent events

Gleneagles Fall Tea Dance

Approximately 45 dancers joined us at the Gleneagles Fall Tea Dance on November 20th. The afternoon dance, which was held in the Peak Room of the new Lions Gate Community Center, was filled with good dancing, fellowship, and fabulous food. It was a particularly special event for Gleneagles - this was our first tea dance in 3 years.

A great big thank you to those who helped make the afternoon special. Alison Moen did a wonderful job selecting the dances and acting as dance MC. The program included 2 dances devised by Simon Scott - 'Father to Son' and the 'Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch'. Brenda Anderson and her team did a great job of organizing the venue, selling tickets and preparing the after dance food. Kerry McDevitt took some memorable pictures. A special thank you to the new dancers who braved this event - Rachel from the Lonsdale Dance Scottish class and Desiree and Brenda from Gleneagles.

PHOTOS FROM the Dance