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Hello Dancers (and Would-Be Dancers) Newsletter News on Amy’s weekend dance venue picks—opportunities for those who love to dance or just love to listen to great music! Ed and I have been to many of these venues (including many of the listed dance studios), so contact me if you have a question about any of them. If you know of an upcoming event, dance opportunity, or a new dance venue, let me know and I’ll send it out to the group! If you go to any of the venues listed below, let me know what you think or if the event no longer exists (after all, Ed and I can only go to a few places each weekend and have our own opinions!). Please also send pictures, band recommendations and reviews, or any item that you would like to share with others about dancing in the Northeast Ohio area! This newsletter is e-mailed weekly on Fridays (or around that time!). Want to email me? Send your message to [email protected] . October 10, 2014 Weekend happenings The leaves are starting to turn beautiful hues of orange and yellow. While you are enjoying the cooler air, think about going out to a local venue to hear music or grab a partner and do a foxtrot or two! Amy Can’t read the newsletter in your email? For best viewing, view the PDF newsletter attachment—if you are on the email list, you may experience some weird formatting in your email (disappearing fonts, no picture, etc.), depending on your email settings! You can also look at my web site http://ohiodance.webs.com to download a newsletter! Events that arrive in my email after the newsletter is produced will be posted on the web site calendar. This newsletter is a listing of accumulated and recurring events up to the time I send this out through my email list! Let me know if an event closes or does not occur—I’ll take them off the listings. Much of this information comes from YOU! Hello Dancers web site links Home page --download newsletters and event registration Month events –on one calendar, see dance events sponsored by USA dance, other organizations, and local studios! Kyle and Allie Spinder are doing a demonstration at the Ohio Chapter Harvest Ball on 10/19/14. Ticket deadline is 10/12/14, so register quickly! FRIDAY/SATURDAY/SUNDAY THIS WEEK (check “Upcoming Special Events” too!) Disclaimer: These events are gathered through web sites and information from listservs. If you are interested in going to a certain event, you might just want to call and make sure that the event or band has not cancelled! Savannah Bar & Grille (Friday & Saturday)—30676 Detroit Road, Westlake, OH 44145; 440-892- 2266; http://thesavannah.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/TheSavannahBarAndGrille It’s back (thanks, Johnny for letting me know)— the former owner Jim is running it again! Friday, 9 p.m.— Victory Highway; Saturday, 9 p.m.—Sight and Sound. Sunday, 5 p.m.—Back-Spin. Carrie Cerino’s (Friday and Saturday) -- 8922 Ridge Road, North Royalton, OH 44133; 440-237- 3434, http://www.carriecerinos.com/Events/LoungeBands.aspx Eddie & The Edsels is playing on Friday, 8 p.m.-12 midnight and on Saturday, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Nice small dance floor in front of the band, but it gets crowded quickly. Willoughby Brewing Company (Friday & Saturday) -- 4057 Erie Street Willoughby, Ohio; 440-975- 0202; http://willoughbybrewing.com/entertainment/ . They have a big wood dance floor in front of the band (it’s more long than it is wide)! Bands generally play 10 p.m.-1:30 a.m. on Friday and anywhere from 8:30-10 p.m. on Saturdays—you can check the calendar link. Friday: Collage; Saturday: That 80s Band. Fall Fling Dance (Friday, 10/10/14)—Silver Springs Lodge, 5027 Stow Road, Stow, OH; 6:30-9:30 p.m. Admission $10 per person (includes appetizers and beverage). Gene Fiocca Band plays a variety of your favorite dance tunes. Tickets available at Stow Parks and Recreation Department and Stow City Hall on 3760 Darrow Road; for information, call 330-689-5100. Pre-sale only; not tickets sold at the door. Sponsored by the Stow Parks and Recreation Department and Stow Glen Retirement Village. La Danse Cleveland End of Summer Cookout (Saturday, 10/11/14)-- 23366 Commerce Parkway, Beachwood, OH 44122. Phone 216-292-9777 or [email protected] ; website http://www.ladansecleveland.com/ . Admission $13 with RSVP, $15 without; starts at 8 p.m. As we say goodbye to the warmth of summer and hello to the splendid colors of the fall, we are going to have our last cookout of the year. Bring dishes to share and we will provide the entrees. Here to Dance at All About Dancin’ (Sunday, 10/12/14)— All About Dancin', 2115 Freeman Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44113, free beginning hustle lesson 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. (more experienced dancers can practice at the other end of the floor during this time if you wish), and dancing 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. $7 per person. Come in costume, if you want! Dale plays requests! For more information, call Dale 216-663-5910 or Nancy 216-789-8997. Akron’s Woman’s City Club Second Sunday Dance (Sunday, 10/12/14)—Akron Women’s City Club, 732 W. Exchange Street, Akron, OH. Cost $10 per person; 7-10 p.m. Business casual (no tees, tanks, or jeans). Ballroom dance music by the Gene Fiocca Band. For more information, contact Dona 330-864-7007, Julie 330-665-4634 or [email protected] . NOTES • NOTE: Sue Stanton still has smooth and Latin dress for sale (about size 4-8) in the $200-300 range. Contact her if you are interested call Sue at 216-246-0948. She says that there is “one black Latin that is darling. I can't quite remember all the smooth but I think 4 (pretty sure.) One is black and red, one blue, one mainly white, and another black. They would fit sizes 4, 6, and maybe 8 because of course they stretch. If adjustments need to be made, I believe May said she would do for free although whoever is interested should check with me first.” Black Latin dress Smooth dress with Smooth dress- gloves--$300 $300 • • NOTE: Sandy Muirhead-Gould is offering DANCE LESSONS every Wednesday from 6:30-7:30. They have a small class of dancers, and everyone is MOST WELCOME to join them. The class meets from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at The Regency off Whipple at 4515 22nd St. NW in Canton 44708 in Main Building, on the dance floor to the right. Cost is $6 per person. For more info contact Sandy at 330-833-0408 or [email protected] . Website www.sandydance.com . SCHEDULE FOR 2014: August-no class; Sept.(resumes September 3)-Night club two-step; Oct-Foxtrot; Nov.-Tango; Dec. Review • NOTE: USA Dance Ohio Chapter is seeking a volunteer to serve as Public Relations Coordinator. If you have experience or interest in promoting ballroom dancing to local media, businesses and community organizations, please contact any member of the Ohio Chapter Board of Directors by going to www.usadanceohio.org and click on Contact Us. • NOTE: Anyone in the Akron area interested in salsa? I heard that Paolo’s, One West Exchange St., Akron, OH 44308 has salsa night. Apparently, some University of Akron students who enjoy salsa made arrangements with Paolo’s to dance salsa (see article ). I cannot tell if there are regularly scheduled nights (it seems that Thursday is the night), but to get notifications, sign onto the event’s Facebook page, Salsa Nights in Akron . • For those of you interested in Stark/Canton area dance opportunities request to get on Jamie’s dance list! Email her at [email protected] and include your name and email address—she will add you to the list (addresses listed as blind copies so that your email stays private). Check out other weekend activities in the special events section below! Events are categorized by upcoming events, local studios and recurring events by day of the week! Also listed are other tidbits, such as venues, bands and websites! UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS FOR THIS WEEKEND AND FUTURE WEEKENDS 10/17/14 A Celebration of Dance (Friday, 10/17/14) — Shoreview Elementary (Euclid City Schools), 490 East 260 th Street, Euclid, OH 44134. Friday, October 17, 2014, 7-9:30 p.m. Dancing Classrooms of Northeast Ohio is sponsoring a family friendly event, which will include an evening of performances from professional dancers to our very own "graduates" of Dancing Classrooms from all over Northeast Ohio, a group lesson (no partner or experience required), food, and a 50/50 raffle. Admission: $10 per person; $15 per couple; $20 per family. To register, click HERE . 10/18/14 USA Dance Sandusky Chapter at Milan Ballroom Dance (Saturday, 10/18 /14) -- Grand Upper Ballroom, 33 Park Street, Milan, OH 44846. Donation of $10 per person appreciated; donation of $5 USA Dance member. Time 6:30-10 p.m. with free dance lesson; potluck at 6:30 p.m., dance lesson at 7 p.m. Contact is Duane Mills at 419-929- 1114. Sandusky Chapter 2094 of USA Dance will provide an instructor, DJ and refreshments. 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