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Usa Dance Suncoast Chapter 6004 Volume 31, Issue 4 Aug/September 2021 Studios and Gulfport Casino are now holding dances except for Largo Community Ctr, Rhapsody Ballroom. Wed Tea Dance begins August 4th at Dancers Co-op 2-4pm Here we are in Hurricane Season again, hoping that no hurricane The St Petersburg Coliseum will re- will threaten any of our monthly open Wed, October 6th, and our USA Dances at Suncoast Suncoast Chapter will hold a late Ballroom. celebration of National Ballroom Dance Week on Wed, October 20th Our Suncoast Chapter is 30 with $5 admission for USA Dance years old this year! In spite of members with their card. losing ballroom dancers every year to death and disability, I Memorial Dance for Wayne Meier hope we can keep going. will be held at Suncoast Ballroom nd 2-4pm Wed, September 1st. At our November 22 Dance we will elect a Board of Directors for Now that vaccinated dancers are a two-year term. Telephone getting mild symptoms of COVID, Tree Chair Lorraine Ostrowski Marjorie Reynolds, Lois Rotella Bayou Dance Club will require a will run for office so she can Lois Rotella loved ballroom dancing reservation and take your temp at attend Board meetings and help at local studios, the VFW, Gulfport the door. make decisions for the good of Casino for several years, and was our members. good friends with Marge Meigs, Volunteers Mary and Ed Zuranski Marjorie Reynolds, Trish Johnston. who assist me with this Tempo Everyone is welcome to run for designed a new format so that office at this election, so let me She is pictured here with Marjorie Mary can make changes more know as soon as possible if you who told me that Lois had died in easily. Thank you, Mary and Ed! would like to do that. May after a fall, hip surgery, then pneumonia. Many thanks to Wendell Wood, Our Board will meet for the 1st who has volunteered to be the time this year on August 9th. We Lois will be missed by her daughter Deejay at our monthly dances will make plans for a Volunteer Holly, her friends, and her grandson when Sam Moses can no longer do Party on Wed, November 10th. will miss dancing with her. this. 2 STUDIO CONTACT Alphabetic order as USA DANCE SUNCOAST INDEPENDENT DANCE INFORMATION CHAPTER does not endorse any particular INSTRUCTORS studio or Instructor CALL STUDIO or view their web site to Arthur Murray Studio Arleene Norman-Bowles confirm a dance or class 25032 US 19 N [email protected] Clearwater, FL 33763 Gulfport Casino Tel: 727-786-2224 Lania Carol Baker 5500 Shore Blvd S. 727-798-3660 th Gulfport, FL 33707 Ballroom on 66 [email protected] th Tel: 727-893-1070 10001 66 St. http://mygulfport.us/recreation/casino Pinellas Park, FL 33782 Carol Rivera Tel: 727-549-2222 [email protected] Bogdan & Gosia Largo Community Center 400 Alternate Keene Road Corinne Rungo Bayou Dance Club Largo, FL 33771 727-741-3337 nd 6541 - 102 Ave N. Tel: 727-518-3131 [email protected] Pinellas Park, FL 33782 Tel: 727-548-6511 Mario Magic Dance Club Danielle Blouin www.bayoudanceclub.com 2100 E. Bay Dr. 813-390-2556 Largo, FL 33771 http://www.dbdance.net Cabaret Dance Club Tel: 727-549-2222 Bogdan & Gosia 35235 US Highway 19 http://www.magicdanceclub.com Dan Douglas Palm Harbor, FL 34684 727-455-2005 Tel: 727-459-3201 Rose & Eva District Dance Academy http://cabaretdanceclub.com 14100 US Hwy 19 N, #139 Denise Rivera, British Champion Largo, FL 33764 and Adjudicator 941-504-7198 Coliseum Ballroom Tel: 727-306-8101 Hugo & Stacy th 534 – 4 Ave N. http://www.districtdanceacademy.com Judy Davy St. Petersburg, FL 33701 727-433-2779 Tel: 727-892-5202 Robin Rhapsody Ballroom www.starlightdanceclub.net www.stpete.org/coliseum 12101 N. 56th St. Temple Terrace, FL 33617 Renee & Tommy Dance Forever Tel: 813-985-6570 Richard & Laurie 727-698-0171 34990 US 19 N, Fountains Plaza http://www.rhapsodyballroom.com [email protected] Palm Harbor, FL 33684 Tel: 727-723-3269 Cathy & Troy Suncoast Ballroom Richard Roberts www.danceforeverflorida.com 7500 Ulmerton Road 727-459-4800 Largo, FL 33771 Dancers Co-op Tel: 727-535-1893 Joe & Elissa Sergey & Yulia Clearwater Garden Club www.suncoastballroom.com 813-919-8539 405 Seminole St. [email protected] Clearwater, FL 33756 Vicki’s Ballroom Tel: 727-953-7830 Shelley 8980 Seminole Blvd Swingin Sam Seminole, FL 33772 www.Swingtime.info DW Dance Tel: 727-394-1194 Vicki & Todd 2221 N Hercules Ave http://www.vickisballroom.com Tim Allen 727-777-2934 Clearwater, FL 33763 Tel: 727-888-4405 Hans VOLUME 31, ISSUE 4 Aug/Sept 2021 3 MAY DANCE by Nancy Welch – Photos by Teresa Zeoli Joe Taylor at Suncoast Ballroom helped out once again, making announcements for me as I did not want to stay at the dance and give my cold germs to anyone attending. Teresa Zeoli and Lee Ferreira did a great job with the Snack Table, and Teresa snapped these great photos. Corinne Rungo, who teaches group and private lessons at Dancers Co-op, taught a group class in Swing, and brought her students to entertain us in the show. Bob Waller was first, dancing a Rumba with Corinne. After a Corinne with Bob Waller costume change, Mike Hogan Corinne with Mike Hogan and Corinne performed a Swing. Another costume change, and then the Rungo Stars performed “The First Rumba”. Many thanks to all the performers and volunteers! Dancers Co-op is enjoying their new home at the Clearwater Garden Club, 405 Seminole St, Clearwater. Playing the show music from Corinne’s phone caused delays as the phone kept shutting off. We will ask that show music be brought on a flash drive or CD rather than a phone in the future. Sue Payne, Corinne, Marianella Visuetti, Rose Stone, Tonya Hicks VOLUME 31, ISSUE 4 Aug/Sept 2021 4 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR FOR CLASSES & DANCES BALLROOM ON 66TH THURSDAY Ballroom Dance with Denise & Martin 8:30-10:00 pm $15 BAYOU DANCE CLUB MONDAY Advanced Class 7:30-8:15 pm $5 MONDAY West Coast Swing Classes/Dance Renee & Tommy 6:30-8:30pm $10 TUESDAY Beginner & Advanced Classes, Dance 7:30-10:00 pm $15* WEDNESDAY Beginner & Advanced Classes 7:30-8:15 pm $7 WEDNESDAY Level 1 West Coast Swing Class with Danielle 6:30-7:30 pm $10 WEDNESDAY Level 2 West Coast Swing Class with Danielle 7:30-8:15 pm $10 WEDNESDAY West Coast Swing Dance with Danielle 8:15-9:00 pm THURSDAY Beginner & Advanced Classes 7:30-8:15 pm $7 3rd THURSDAY Westie night on the town with Danielle 7:30-10:30pm tip FRIDAY Class and Dance 7:30-10 pm $15* 1ST SATURDAY Tango Milonga with Kathleen & Steve 8:30 pm – 1:30 am 2ND SATURDAY WCS & Country Classes & Dance with Danielle 7:30pm--12am $15 4TH SATURDAY West Coast Swing Class & Dance with Danielle 7:30 pm – 12:00 am $15 *Tuesdays and Fridays, $7 Class, $10 Dance, or $15 for both! Bayou now requires a reservation CABARET DANCE CLUB TUESDAY Class & Dance with Sergey & Yulia 8:00-10:00 pm * WEDNESDAY Country Western Line Dance & Party 7:00 – 9:00 pm $9 THURSDAY Ballroom Class/Dance 7:15 – 10:00 pm $15 FRIDAY Singles Dance 7:00 – 10:00 $15 SATURDAY Ballroom Dance 7:00 – 10:00 $15 4TH SATURDAY All Latin Dinner Dance 7:30 Dinner, 8 Dance $20* *Tuesday $15 Class, $15 Dance, $22 for both! Contact Sergey & Yulia at 813-919-8539 4th Saturday – Reserve your Table for the Dinner Dance in advance by calling 727-459-3201 DW DANCE CLUB TUESDAY Salsa Group Class 7:00 pm WEDNESDAY Swing Jive Class 6:00 pm LAST WEDNESDAY Tango Practica 8:00 pm $15* THURSDAY Tango class 8:00pm FRIDAY Ballroom & Latin Dance Party 8:00 pm $15* *Wednesday Tango limited to 18 people, $15/person or $25/couple, call Hans at 727-888-4405 Friday Party $15/person or $25/couple DANCE FOREVER MONDAY Group Classes 6:30 and 7:15 pm TUESDAY West Coast Swing Class 7:15 pm – 8:00 pm WEDNESDAY Newcomers class 6:30 pm WEDNESDAY Ladies Styling class 7:15 pm THURSDAY Class and Dance 7:15 pm – 9:30 pm * VOLUME 31, ISSUE 4 Aug/Sept 2021 5 DISTRICT DANCE ACADEMY 2nd SUNDAY Tea Time Tango John Rodriguez & Gina Santamaria 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm 3rd SUNDAY Milonga Michael & Eunkyung Voris 4:00 pm- 7:00pm MONDAY Line Dance classes & party with Cody Flowers 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm $10 MONDAY Shuffle with Stacy Kay 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm MONDAY Lindy Hop Class, Swing Practica with Forrest & Andrea 8:30 pm – 10:00 pm TUESDAY Two West Coast Swing Classes & Dance 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm TUESDAY Brazilian ZOUK Classes 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm TUESDAY ZOUK Dance Party with Bruno 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm WEDNESDAY Hip Hop Class with Hugo Minguez 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm WEDNESDAY Beginner Line Dance with Todd Robishaw 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm THURSDAY Solo Argentine Tango Class 7:00 pm – 7:55 pm THURSDAY Salsa/Bachata Class and Dance 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm SATURDAY Solo Adult International Latin Class with Olga 10:00 am – 11:00 am GULFPORT CASINO BALLROOM TUESDAY Ballroom Classes and Dance Carol Baker 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm $10 TUESDAY Argentine Tango Class/Dance Kathleen & Steve 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm WEDNESDAY Swing Class and Dance Swingin Sam 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm $10 THURSDAY Salsa Class and Dance Carol Rivera 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm $10 MAGIC DANCE CLUB MONDAY Ladies Latin Solo Class 7:30-8:15 pm $15 THURSDAY Salsa/Bachata/Cha Cha Class 7:30 pm $15 FRIDAY Class/Pizza Dance 7:30-10:00pm $15 Call the studio for info on private lessons, group adult and children classes: 727-549-2222 SUNCOAST BALLROOM MONDAY Group Class with Joe Taylor 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm $10* TUESDAY Class/Lite Dinner/Dance 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm $15* THURSDAY Group Class with Joe Taylor 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm $10* FRIDAY Tea Dance 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm $10 SATURDAY Group Class, Lite Dinner/Dance 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm $15 3RD SATURDAY Dinner Dance & Mini Show 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm $25 SUNDAY Class with Pizza & Wine Dance 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm $15* Monday, Thursday Classes available for $28 for 4 weeks.
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