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Berkeley Old Time Music Convention FAMILY DANCE User Submitted

When: Sun., Sept. 22, 3 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-525-5099
Email: publicity@ashkenaz.com
Price: Tickets are $6 Kids / $8 Adults / $25 Family of 4 or more
www.ashkenaz.com/eventcalendar/2019/9/22/berkeley-old-time-music-convention-family-dance
Sunday, September 22 - join us for a family dance on the final day of the Berkeley Oldtime Music Convention. It is has become a wonderful tradition; a great way for the whole gang to have fun dancing together in a casual setting. No experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome. Caller Sue Hulsether teaches the dances from scratch and prompts the moves all the way through, with some dances that even babes in arms can do! Foot-stomping old time music is provided by Sydney Roberts & Friends. Special appearance by the BOTMC Kids Fiddle Band (participants in Saturday’s

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