Sunday Evening Dance

April 23rd, 2013 by Linda

Instructor: Juli Pruden

Dates: May 5th-June 9th (no class May 12th Happy Mother’s Day!)

Cost: $85/couple, $45/single, and $40/student.

Location: Draper & Maynard Building

Time: 6:00PM–7:00PM  BEGINNER BALLROOM II–This class will increase your poise and confidence to get out on a dance floor, building on the basics you learned in Foxtrot, Waltz, and East Coast Swing as well as the partnership skills to make them look and feel good.  Rumba will be introduced.  Click here to register.

Time: 7:00PM–8:00PM  BEGINNER NIGHTCLUB TWO-STEP–This is an essential dance for social dancing.  It accommodates a wide range of tempos and is like a lovely mixture of waltz, salsa, and bolero.  The bonus:  it’s easy to learn and so handy for wedding season.   Click here to register.

To Pre-register for the community ed. classes at PSU:  Please contact Linda Hammond at PSU for a link into their registration system.  Registration must be completed through the university by Friday, April 27th.

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