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New Years Eve Dance
Posted by Ghostdancer
12/25/2002  7:59:00 AM
First of all Merry Christmas everyone.

So how many of you here will be attending a dance for New Years Eve?

Do any of the studios where you live hold a New Years dance? There is only one studio here in Tucson that does and I'll be attending that for the 8th straight year and they have always been great. Cheap too; only fifteen dollars.

Dance on!

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi
New Years
Posted by Len D
12/26/2002  11:13:00 PM
Yuletide Ball Competition/Gala- Dec.28-Jan.1, Washington D.C.
New Year's Eve
Posted by hoofer919
12/31/2002  10:58:00 AM
I'll be spending my New Year's Eve at home, although the studio where I take lessons does have a New Year's Eve Party every year.
Ber-zirk-ley, California
Posted by TheDitz
12/27/2002  1:23:00 PM
I'm hoping to go with friends to a "My Fair Lady Ball" in Berkley. It's a vintage ball, costume affair with live brass band. Mainly, Polkas and V. Waltzes. Should be a lot of fun. Otherwise, it might be Cubberly in Palo Alto, a DJ'ed party in a gym, which will have a wider selection of dances.
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