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Wild Wild West 2018 Pictures
Enjoy some great photos from our Wild Wild West 2018 Dance Party. These Wild Wild West 2018 Pictures are just a few of the photos taken that night. If you would like to share your photos from that night send your high quality photos to me by email and I will post them here.
Wild Wild West Dance Party 2018
Our Christmas Dance 2018 is on December 25th from 7-10pm
After your Christmas Day with the family you can join us for a casual evening of dancing and socializing.
Cost is just $10/person
Variety of Music: Country Two-Steps, Waltzes, Swing, Nightclub Two-Steps, Line Dances and a bit more.
Great Gatsby New Year’s Eve Dance 2019
Join us as we celebrate the new year with a Great Gatsby New Year’s Eve Dance 2019. Get decked out in your favorite Roaring 20s attire. There will be Flappers, Zoot Suits, Tuxes, Gangsters, Spats, Feathers and Jewels galore. Have fun and get some pictures throughout the night.
FridayStarting on Sunday, November 18th – Friday, November 23rd
We will have special pricing on a few items. ONLY DURING SCHEDULED CLASSES & FRIDAY AT THE DANCE
7pm – 8pm Dance Lesson: Foxtrot
8pm – 11pm Dancing to Country, Swing, Pop, Ballroom and more
Singles & Couples, Partner Dancing and Line Dancing
You can bring snacks and sweet treats to share!
Dance Events 2018-11-16
Dance Events 2018-11-9
Celebration of Life – Fran Ogino
Passed away November 1, 2018
at the age of 96. She enjoyed the Seahawks, duplicate bridge, and line dancing. Frances is survived by daughters Sandra Timmer, Maxine Ogino, Gail Reed, 2 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Born FRANCES SETSUKO INOUYE OGINO
“Fran was a great Line Dancer. She could remember tons of line dances and was very dedicated to line dancing whenever she could. She celebrated a lot of her birthdays with me/us over the years and at the Rockin’ Horse Dance Barn. I remember her birthday because she told me her mother called her ‘Pumpkin Head’ because she was born on Halloween. So every year (on Friday night) around her birthday she would get out in the middle of the floor with others celebrating that week and we would sing Happy Birthday to her and the crowd would go wild when we announced how old she was. I have a picture from one of those dances down below from 2004. I remember her dancing here until she was AT LEAST 92, maybe longer.”
We miss you,
Dave Serfling