Christmas Dance raised funds for Flying Doctors
Our free Christmas Dance on Saturday 16th November was well attended with some extra visitors from the Rocky Twirlers Club. Thanks Matt, everyone really enjoyed the dancing.
We had three squares on the floor when Matt called at a level to include our new learners.
It was great to see so many people dressed up for the night, most in Christmas theme.
This was the first night some of the ladies from our learners group wore square dance skirts and petticoats and they all looked fantastic.
The hall was covered with Christmas decorations, including lights and a small tree light. Thanks go to those who came in early to set up.
Thanks also to all who bought along a plate for supper.
We had plenty of Christmas treats to choose from.
More entertainment on the night came from Sandy, reading us a humorous Christmas poem and bringing along a large doll she had made, called Dolly.
Dolly featured in a fun square dance display with Matt calling to help Dolly learn the basics of square dancing. Seven members passed the doll around to complete the movements.
Check out our video page to see how this went.
Later Sandy danced with Dolly in a harness to see how Gina does it, dancing with her son. The feed back was, it was hard work.
We had three raffles on the night and a lucky door prize. Thanks George for selling the tickets. More than $300 was raised for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Bundaberg.
Check out our 2019 photo gallery for lots more photos from the night.
We had three squares on the floor when Matt called at a level to include our new learners.
It was great to see so many people dressed up for the night, most in Christmas theme.
This was the first night some of the ladies from our learners group wore square dance skirts and petticoats and they all looked fantastic.
The hall was covered with Christmas decorations, including lights and a small tree light. Thanks go to those who came in early to set up.
Thanks also to all who bought along a plate for supper.We had plenty of Christmas treats to choose from.
More entertainment on the night came from Sandy, reading us a humorous Christmas poem and bringing along a large doll she had made, called Dolly.
Dolly featured in a fun square dance display with Matt calling to help Dolly learn the basics of square dancing. Seven members passed the doll around to complete the movements.
Check out our video page to see how this went.
Later Sandy danced with Dolly in a harness to see how Gina does it, dancing with her son. The feed back was, it was hard work.
We had three raffles on the night and a lucky door prize. Thanks George for selling the tickets. More than $300 was raised for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Bundaberg.
Check out our 2019 photo gallery for lots more photos from the night.
