Comox Valley Scottish Country Dancers

Two FREE introductory dance sessions will be held in the Fall of 2017.

Come to the Comox United Church hall at 7:30 pm on Sept 18 or Oct 2, 2017.

Scottish Country Dancing
Scottish Country Dancing is social. Four couples dance together in a 'set', to Scottish reels, jigs, hornpipes and strathspeys. During the course of an evening the sets and partners change, enabling you to meet and dance with many other people.
Who?
Anybody over 16 who enjoys music and wants to dance. (Younger teenagers are welcome if accompanied by a responsible adult.) You do not need a partner. Beginners are welcome before the end of November each year. Come and give it a try!
Where?

Comox United Church Hall
(Corner of Comox Ave. and Beach Drive in Comox.)

When?
Mondays (except most holidays)
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Fall Session 2017: Sept 11 to Dec 11
Spring Session 2018: Jan 8 to Apr 30
Cost?
Fall session: $50
Spring session: $70
Year (paid in the Fall): $100
Students aged under 25: half price.
Drop-in fee for visiting dancers: $5
Instructors

Evelyn Nixon Heather Flint
250-339-3347 250-338-9060

Phone for more information, or send an email to:
info@CVScottishCountryDance.org

We danced a demonstration at the Cumberland Heritage Faire
on Feb 18, 2017, in the Cumberland Recreation Centre.
Click here to see a YouTube video of us dancing Shifting Bobbins.

Links to videos of some of the dances we learned in the Fall 2016 season (provided by Jim Pedder).

We hosted "Snowdrop Social" dances in late February in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017.
(Click on the year link for details.)

Our next one will be on February 17, 2018.

Lawrence Buser took a couple of videos on 23-Feb-2013, which you can see on YouTube by clicking on: Fair Jenny's Jig and The Sailor.

Click here for soup recipes!

Valentines Ball photos and details from: 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006

Our Christmas 2016 evening of dancing.

Evelyn, Loys, Alison & Heather at our St Andrews party Nov 27, 2016. Loys was awarded a bottle of scotch for writing the newspaper articles which attracted our new members this fall.

Here we are with travelling musicians Corinna Rose and Leah Dolgoy, who dropped in looking for some fun. (They were stranded in the Comox Valley because the wind cancelled the ferry to their next gig in Powell River.) They were on a Home Routes house concert tour.