UPCOMING EVENTS (hot links are in blue):
There will be no 2nd Saturday or 4th Monday dances in June! Our regular schedule will resume in July.
Saturday, July 13 – 2nd Saturday Dance with Children and Family Dance (link)
- 6:30 pm, Children & Family / Beginners Dance Hour (we plan to continue right through the summer!)
- 7:30 pm, Regular 2nd Saturday Dance Party with Scandi Band
July 13, starting at 7:30 we will teach two easy dances: a schottishe for 4 persons and a 3-step "polkett" for two persons
- Children & Family Dance $4/person; $12 Family (Price until 8pm)
- Whole Evening $7/person; $20 Family
- E.W. Garbett Center, 700 N 200 West, SLC 84103
Recent and upcoming demonstrations by our band and dancers (all events are Free):
- May 11, Heritage Festival at Odgen's Union Station
- May 18, Syttende Mai celebration at Peace Gardens Park (link)
- May 19, Living Traditions Festival at Washington Square, City-County Building (link)
- Sandy International Folk Festival, August 24, 2019, 7:00 pm
- Marmalade Jam Fest 2019, September ?
Fall Fest will be October 11-13! Mark your calendar! From Washington D.C., Linda Brooks and David Auti will teach Hallinspringar and a Swedish Polska. Guest musicians will be Loretta Kelley, also from D.C., and Andrea Hoag from Tuscon, Arizona. (Link to Fall Fest page)
Beginners Basics classes have ended for the season.
- Meanwhile join us on 2nd Saturdays and 4th Mondays. (link)
- Classes will resume in September–October, 2019 and again in January–April 2020. Mark your calendars and contact us with any questions: SaltLakeScandiDance@gmail.com
- Classes will be 2nd & 3rd Mondays, only $15/month. 7:30–9:30 pm. Please arrive 10 minutes early to register.
PAST EVENTS:
- Scandi Spring Music Fest, March 29–31
Featured Peter Michaelsen of Port Townsend, Washington
- Children and Family Holiday Dance
Thursday, Dec 27, 6:30–8:00 pm (link to webpage)
- Thanks to our guest instructors and all who attended Fall Fest, Nov 9–11, and made it a great success! (Take me to the webpage!)
- Recent visit by Dancing Danes 2018, from Denmark:
Elaborate public performances followed by social dances
- Wednesday, October 10 at BYU Campus: Richards Building, Rooms 270/278, 7:00 pm
- Friday, October 12 at E.W. Garbett Center, 700 N 200 W, SLC 7:30 pm
(click here for more info)
We are now enjoying dancing on the newly remodeled dance floors at the E.W. Garbett Center!
Thanks to all who contributed toward this project!
We celebrated the Gala Opening June 17, 2017 with members of Wasatch Contras and Wasatch Tango. See the news article and video link at:
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865684122/Community-rallies-to-turn-local-building-into-multi-use-arts-center.html
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We dance for FUN, and enjoy the dances of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. We do a variety of folk dances, including set dances, mixers, and various couples dances (gammaldans, and a little bygdedans). We hope you'll come join us for one of our dances! Beginners are welcome.
Month-long dance classes are each focused on one type of basic dance, such as waltz, polka, or schottis, and also include several simple beginning dances.
We also hold semi-annual Scandinavian Dance workshops, where we have the chance to learn some new dances.
If you'd like to be added to our email list, to be informed of our dances and occasional classes and workshops, please email SaltLakeScandiDance@gmail.com.
Month-long dance classes are each focused on one type of basic dance, such as waltz, polka, or schottis, and also include several simple beginning dances.
We also hold semi-annual Scandinavian Dance workshops, where we have the chance to learn some new dances.
If you'd like to be added to our email list, to be informed of our dances and occasional classes and workshops, please email SaltLakeScandiDance@gmail.com.
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Salt Lake Scandinavian Music & Dance is funded in part by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP)
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We also enjoy support from the Utah Department of Arts & Museums, with funding from the State of Utah and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Updated 28 March 2019
