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Berkeley Old Time Music Convention Callers Workshop User Submitted

When: Sat., Sept. 21, 5 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-525-5099
Email: publicity@ashkenaz.com
Price: Free Admission!
www.ashkenaz.com/eventcalendar/2019/9/21/berkeley-old-time-music-convention-callers-workshop
Square dance calling workshop taught by Sue Hulsether Square Dance Calling for Anyone! This interactive workshop will give you a fast and furious intro to square dance calling. While you are having a great time dancing, you will learn how to start calling traditional squares. We will learn some square dance patter, work on using our voices rhythmically, clarify the mysteries of square dance structure, and even take turns improvising while calling. Helpful handouts included; new experiences guaranteed. No experience or partner needed. Come to have fun, leave with a new skill under your belt.

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