Irish Set Dancing in Nova Scotia
The most fun you can have on two feet
At the Minute
Elizabeth MacDonald teaches Monday evening class
Easter Weekend! Pat Murphy! Ceilis and workshops! Music! Lunch! Need we say more? Check here for more details. Be sure to let us know if you are staying for lunch on Saturday.
Sundays at the Old Triangle go on no matter what: rain, hurricanes, sun, snow, Blue Nose Marathon, staff parties, Tattoo, sleet, fog, Tom Selleck, hail, wind . . . .
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The Winter session of the Monday evening set dance classes began on January 11. Come join us in the dance studio at the Chocolate Lake Centre. Almost weekly step dance classes began on January 9 and continue every second week.
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We had a wonderful time at the 2009 Irish Arts Weekend in Prince Edward Island during the Victoria Day weekend. Further details here.
More updates to the News & Photos page! The issue of Set Dancing News with the 2008 PEI article is now available online. You'll also find articles by Helen Conboy and Bert & Annie Moran, and Bill Lynch's own article about PEI.
Congratulations to Kevin Roach, our own fiddler, who was nominated for a 2007 East Coast Music Award for his CD, The Downpour.
Please send the Web Spinster your photos from set dancing events.
Kevin and other musicians at the Old Triangle during the Easter weekend. Photo by Bill Lynch www.setdancingnews.net.