Marilyn Applebey has been square dancing for 48 years. And at 92, she does not plan to stop anytime soon. “It keeps your mind going, it keeps your body going and you have a lot of fun,” said the South ...

HUNTINGTON — With live, music-fueled square dances now popular again around the country with young people and folks of all ages, the Huntington Old-Time Dance and Music organization is about to ...

It’s a Thursday night and a group of folks in Washington Heights do-si-do to the bassline from “Shake Your Groove Thing” by Peaches & Herb. Square dancing has a reputation as more of a hobby for white ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. AUBURN — Box the gnat. Weave the ring. Sashay, circle, swing. Yeah: square ...

CAMBRIDGE — The Dorchester Square Dance Club is a lively bunch who enjoy each other’s company just as much as they enjoy dancing. You must be logged in to react. Click any reaction to login. You must ...

Seeking new blood, 67-year-old group gets down every week at Willow Pass Community Center; lessons start Sept. 14 There just isn’t a lot of buzz about square dancing. Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart ...

With roots dating back to the 17th century in England, Ireland and Scotland, American square dance remained popular throughout the mid-to-late 20th century. Congress, too, recognized its cultural ...

HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Old Time Dance and Music organization has restarted its wintertime square dance series, sparking an increase in Marshall students and other younger folks coming out for a ...

HERE’S SHAYNA. GIVE IT TO ME HIGH. GIVE IT TO ME SOFT. LEAVE IT ON THE DANCE FLOOR. LET’S HEAR IT FOR DAN AND ROCHELLE. ALL RIGHT, EVERYBODY. DOSEY DOE. IT’S THURSDAY NIGHT IN THE NORTH SHORE TOWN OF ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Duke City Square Dance Club has been bringing square dance to the community since 1981 and have grown to be a proud part of New Mexico’s culture. Square dancing has ...

NEW YORK (TND) — "You are here!" proclaims a sign on the door of a brick building in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood. Then, it asks, "Would you like to dance?" It's reminiscent of Alice in ...