Special note!
Photographer
and videographer Doug Plummer is making a documentary about South Coast
Folk Week, and he's visiting our contra dance and sing-along this
weekend to shoot footage of these two monthly events. We'll introduce
Doug, so if you don't want to be filmed, let him know and he'll keep you
out of the footage. This documentary will be distributed to a wide
audience, so if you have the slightest interest in contra dancing or
singing, please come to the contra dance and sing-along this weekend and help the world learn how fabulous those things are!
Contra Dance this Saturday, Dec. 13
At
Greenacres Grange at 7 p.m. Caller: Woody Lane of Roseburg. Band: The
Eugene Barnstormers. Admission: General $7, students w/ID and seniors
over 60 $6, members $5, and supervised children under 6 free.
First-timers who arrive in time for the 7 p.m. lesson will receive a
ticket for free admission to their second dance. The dances are alcohol-
and fragrance-free.
Second Sunday Sing-Along
Sunday,
Dec. 14, 4-6 p.m., at the North Bend Library. We've got the Rise Up
Singing songbooks, but I have a feeling there'll be some Christmas
caroling too.
Celtic Session
First and third Wednesdays (Dec. 17, Jan. 7) 7-9 p.m. at Liberty Pub, 2047 Sherman Ave, North Bend. Play or listen!
International Folk Dance Friday, Dec. 26
Starts
at 7 p.m., Greenacres Grange. Teaching, followed by requests. Admission
is $4, or $3 for members of SCFS. Got out-of-town guests for Christmas?
Wouldn't this be a great place to bring them?
"But I don't know how to folk dance!"
Stacy Rose's international folk dance lessons resume 7-9 p.m., in the multipurpose room at Harding Learning Center, 755 S. 7th
St. Coos Bay. Learn fun dances to interesting music from all around the
world. Make a New Year's resolution to try something new or to
reconnect with folk dance if you used to do it. If you've always wanted
to come to our Fourth Friday International Folk Dances at Greenacres
Grange but have been intimidated because you don't think you know enough
dances, here's an opportunity to add to your repertoire. For more information, contact Stacy stacyrosedance@gmail.com or 541.808.1002 or visit http://stacyrose.weebly.com. P.S.: A punch card for dance lessons makes a great Christmas or Hanukkah gift!
Folk Week update from coordinator Stacy Rose
As
you know, South Coast Folk Society is one of six stops across the US
and Canada for the Country Dance & Song Society centennial tour.
(map attached)
From
October 4 – 10, we’ll host a week of activities for singers, dancers,
musicians…. We’ll go into the schools, work with after-school youth
organizations and have outreach activities in libraries… we’ll hold
workshops and dances. Our goals include skill-building, community
development, and outreach.
Helping
us the facilitate this week of event will be a group of musicians and
dance leader that CDSS is bringing here from North Carolina – Firefly
Family Band and Bob Dalsemer.
How can you help?
1.
We’re looking for groups in the community who would be interested in
hearing more about this project – are you a member of a club, church or
organization that would like a guest speaker? Reply to this email and
let us know. We’ll call you back soon!
2.
We will be looking for financial support from local businesses –
business sponsors will have a business card-sized ad in our program, be
included in our poster and all publicity announcements. If you would
like to help sponsor South Coast Folk Week, reply to this email and let
us know. We’ll call you back soon!
3.
We’re looking for volunteers to help organize and facilitate
activities. If you want to be a volunteer, reply to this email and let
us know. We’ll call you back soon!
Find out up-to-date details about tour staff, schedules of activities and other announcements here https://www.facebook.com/southcoastfolkweek
If
you have questions about Folk Week, ask any of the steering committee
members – Gail Elber, Jennifer Sordyl, Karen Sweetman, Lynn Danner or
Stacy Rose.
It’s going to be a week to remember!
Stacy Rose
541.808.1002
No comments:
Post a Comment