05/10/08

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Join us for Hogtown Zydeco!

We're a motley crew of fun loving dancers who love to zydeco. We dance locally on Thursdays (1st and 3rd). We also travel to dance festivals and dance camps for some great times.

Can't dance? No problem, come for the lesson at 7.

 Zydeco Dancing!!!

See what the dance looks like.

Music by some of the top performers

in the country... we have all the best CD's!

And we even bring in a band on occasion!

GDMA

Gainesville

Dance and Music Association

308-B W University Avenue

Take a sneak preview of a lesson and/or listen to the music!

We are on break starting 3/15/09

 Sign up on listserv to be notified when we start up again.

Beginners welcome anytime.

Dress casual. No partner needed. $5

* We are going on break starting 3/15/09, waiting to find out what is going to happen to GDMA, and also for Joyce to return.

* Traveling around Florida? Check out Regional Dances.

For immediate updates, make sure you are on the listserv.

Dancing Gator* Several dancers are planning to go to Daphne, AL for The Gulf Coast Zydeco Music and Crawfish Festival.

News and events. Find out about parties, changes in dance schedule (like during spring break), road trips, etc.
   

 Email us if you have any questions, comments, new dance moves, cool road trips, etc...

 

Information - in case you don't know who you want to email.

Bartman - Dance Instructor Extraordinaire, recently defected to Louisiana. Hog since 1988.

Karin - Dance Instructor following Bart's defection, Webmaster. Hog since 2000.

Don - Treasurer, Keeper of the Box and Hot Dancer. Hog since 2003.

Joyce - Marketing, Travel Coordinator, In Charge. Hog since 2004.

Lynn - Carpool Queen, Hopelessly Addicted. Hog since 2005.

What's a Hog?

We look forward to seeing you downtown for

some of the best entertainment Gainesville, Florida, has to offer...

Updated: 05/10/2008 03:40 PM

 

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