Monday Night English Country Dances

Please Note

Starting in August, 2018 the Monday English Dance will move to the Church of the Nativity, 6112 York Rd, Baltimore. Directions to Church of the Nativity

The Baltimore Folk Music Society presents English Country Dancing from 8:00 p.n. to 10:30 p.m. every Monday at the Church of the Nativity. 6112 York Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212. Admission is $9 for members, $13 for non-members. Under 21 and full-time students with ID: $4 members, $6 non-members. Beginners are always welcome. All dances are taught.

English Country Dancing is joyous, lively movement to elegant music in a friendly, informal setting. The figures are simple, and each dance is taught and walked through. New dancers are always welcome. Come alone or with a friend. These events are sponsored in part by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council.

For more information call the BFMS hotline at 888-646-BFMS.

Directions to Church of the Nativity

Please download a English Dance flier for more information.

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Event Dates

Monday, December 17 2018
Emily Aubrey calls the figures; music by Jeff Steinberg (violin), Brian Cardell (winds), and Janina O'Brien (piano)

Monday, December 24 2018
Christmas Eve NO DANCE!

Monday, December 31 2018
New Year's Eve!! Join us for our New Year's Eve ECD Gala at Church of the Nativity, featuring caller Melissa Running, with music by Elegant Echoes (Becky Ross, violin; Colleen Reed, flute, and Liz Donaldson, piano). Special event pricing. Stay tuned for details!

Monday, January 07 2019

Free New Dancer Orientation at 7:45

Sharon McKinley calls to the music of Elke Baker (violin), Paul Oorts (things with strings), and Jonathan Jensen (piano and more)

Monday, January 14 2019
Guest caller Tom Roby calls to music by Carl Friedman (violin), Steve Epstein (clarinet), and Janina O'Brien (piano)

Monday, January 21 2019
April Blum will be the caller; music provided by the fabulous Geud Band of Baltimore

Monday, January 28 2019
The caller will be Diane Schmit; music will be provided by Jeff Steinberg (violin), Mark Vidor (accordion), and Judy Meyers (piano)