DANCING GROUPS:
Social Dancing:
An afternoon of fun, and exercise for the body and mind - this is what you'll find at the social dancing group on Mondays, where you can meet a very friendly bunch of people. The afternoon at Perran-ar-worthal Village Hall begins promptly at 1.30pm with a dance lesson until 2pm. Then there is general dancing until 4pm, with a short break for tea and biscuits. The dance programme is roughly a 50/50 split between ballroom/latin and sequence dancing. We aim to cover all the traditional styles of dance over a 4-week period, accompanied by a wide range of good music. All ages and abilities are welcome - we were all beginners once, so don’t be scared to come and have a go! Unfortunately, we are unable to have the use of the hall on Monday 27th January, so there is no dancing that week. |
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Videos of dances Ballroom Waltz
Cornish Dancing - Dons Kernewek:
"Dancing could be the best exercise of all to get maximum brain benefit!" These were the words of the presenter of the programme, "The Truth About Getting Fit", shown recently on BBC1. The programme also examined the health advantages of running and cycling but concluded that, for physical benefits plus enhancement of brain function, dancing came out on top.
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Dons Kernewek Cornish dance group weekly sessions at 2 - 4 p.m. on Thursdays. Until further notice, the venue will be the Athenaeum Club, Falmouth.
With plenty of new members, our group has grown and flourished over the past year. One of the many good things about learning Cornish dancing is that it makes it much easier to pick up on other types of dance, and so, whenever we can, we take the opportunity to go out together to other dance events. This month's picture shows some of us at the recent U3A Ceilidh, where we had a very good time and are grateful to the organisers for such an enjoyable evening.
We have now started our regular weekly sessions again. We meet at the Athenaeum, Kimberley Place, Falmouth, Thursdays at 2-4 p.m. However, on 20th February we will be away, dancing to the music of Aggie Folk to entertain members of the Carnon Downs Memory Cafe.
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Sue Prout 01326 372761
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Line Dancing:
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Line Dancing 6:30 Fri evening at Feock Ch Hall |
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Tea &Coffee are available at 7.15 approx with a chance of a chat.
All members are welcome.(or potential members).
Ron Bunyon. 01209 860811. archerbunyon@talktalk.net
Rock and Roll
ROCK AND ROLL Rock and Roll will start again in the New Year. Please note the change of venue and day. We are moving to the Parish Rooms at Pulla Cross, which has a lovely floor for dancing, free heating and wi-fi, a large car park, and has to be the cheapest hall to hire in the area. I hope the committee are impressed. We are changing to Wednesday evenings, same time, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., and hope that those people who couldn't make Tuesdays will be able to join us. Sue and Ray Hutt
sueandray21@btinternet.com 01872864494
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Pat Harrod & Wendy MorrisGroups coordinator