
Mostly Waltz for Boston
2:00 - 5:30 pm
Monthly waltzing and other couple dances
Concord Scout House
74 Walden Street
Concord, MA
Beginners, experienced dancers, singles, and couples are all welcome!
The dance includes a variety of waltz styles and tempos; every third number is a different couple dance, such as a polka, hambo, schottis, swing, tango, one-step, or zwiefacher.
2025 Calendar
- January 26 (Mary Lea & Kate Barnes)
- February 23 (Larry Unger & Julie Metcalf)
- March 21-23 (Waltz Weekend with Susan de Guardiola)
- March 23 (Audrey Jaber & Friend)
- April 13 (Karen Axelrod & Molly Tucker)
- May 18 (to be announced)
2024 Calendar
- September 22 (Dave Langford & Eric Boodman)
- October 27 (Larry Unger, Anna Patton & Sarah-Hadley Yakir)
- November 24 (Eric Eid-Reiner & Ron Grosslein)
- December 29 (holiday party, Diane Gonzales, DJ)
Admission
- $13 - FAC member
- $15 - Non-member
- $7 - Student/need a break
- Free - Card to Culture program participants.
Schedule
- 2:00 - 3:00 pm: dance lesson
- 3:00 - 5:30 pm: open dancing
About Mostly Waltz for Boston
The Folk Arts Center and Mostly Waltz for Boston present Sunday afternoon sessions of live music for waltzing and other couple dances. This series duplicates the Mostly Waltz afternoons held in other cities across North America. Mostly Waltz for Boston also presents occasional special workshops in styles such as cross-step waltz.
The regular Sunday dances in this series feature a lesson in waltz basics, figures, or styles from 2 to 3 pm, followed by live music for dancing until 5:30 pm. A variety of waltz tunes and tempos are played during the session; every third number is a different couple dance, such as a polka, hambo, schottische, swing, tango, one-step, blues, or zwiefacher.
Footwear and Fragrance Suggestions
Help protect the hall’s wooden floor by changing to clean, soft-soled shoes before dancing. For the comfort and well-being of all our dancers, especially those with allergies or asthma, do not wear perfume or fragranced personal products at our dances. Thank you!
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