About the Class
This is an introductory beginner level class. It is not necessary to bring a partner, as dancers change partners throughout class so as to include everyone.
Typical footwear is ghillies, which resemble a lace-up ballet slipper, but any soft, flat, and flexible shoe may be worn. Women usually wear skirts or loose pants, and men may wear kilts or pants.
You will make friends while developing musicality, balance, coordination, and fitness all while having fun in a social setting.
Make sure to bring drinking water to stay hydrated.
Typical footwear is ghillies, which resemble a lace-up ballet slipper, but any soft, flat, and flexible shoe may be worn. Women usually wear skirts or loose pants, and men may wear kilts or pants.
You will make friends while developing musicality, balance, coordination, and fitness all while having fun in a social setting.
Make sure to bring drinking water to stay hydrated.
Meet the Instructor
Caroline Freeman has a Bachelor of Science in Dance Education. She has been dancing Scottish since she was 10 years old and now is a candidate for Full Certificate Teacher from the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society.
Then young women will dance and be glad, young men and old as well. I will turn their mourning into gladness; I will give them comfort and joy instead of sorrow.
Jeremiah 31:13