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Monday, December 15 2025 
English Country Dance

An Evening of Dancing in the English Country Style

800 pm to 1030 pm

Jonathan Jensen, piano. . .; Emily Aubrey, violin; and Steven Epstein, clarinet will play the tunes to the dances called by Kappy Laning.


Please register at: http://bfms.org/englishcountrypay.php

snacks are always welcome, but most importantly, bring yourself (and a friend)
 
Tuesday, December 16 2025 
Mid Winter Ball - Save the Date *Below*

Tickets are now available!

January 31 2026 not the date above

6:30-10pm Church of the Redeemer
For more info, click the link above or visit
www.bfms.org/midwinter.php
 
Wednesday, December 17 2025 
Contra Dance
Dave Winston calls to the music of Waxwing: Tyler St. Clare (flute and feet) and Todd Shelar (guitar). REGISTER HERE
 
Monday, December 22 2025 
English Country Dance
A slightly post-Winter-Solstice English Country Dance 8:00-1030 pm. brought to you by: Emily Aubrey, caller; Robin Wilson, flute/concertina; Jeff Steinberg, violin; and Janina O'Brien, piano . . . Bring a snack if you feel so inclined, but bring yourself, regardless. Please register at: http://bfms.org/englishcountrypay.php
 
Tuesday, December 23 2025 
BFMS Song Swap

It’s 4th Tuesday BFMS zoom song swap! 7:30! Holiday
season....... The zoom song swap is a place for folks to come
together and share songs, community, and keep the live
singing tradition thriving. While we have been getting together
on zoom, the 4th Tuesday BFMS songswap has become
transcontinental and international with participants from west,
farther west, and north and northwest across the border. You
can drop in on the zoom and meet (and hear / sing with) some
nice folks we 're not likely to meet in person!

https://yorku.zoom.us/j/99950379772

 
Wednesday, December 24 2025 
Contra Dance
No dance on Christmas Eve
 
Sunday, December 28 2025 (Member Sponsored) 
BALFOLK MUSIC SESSION

1- 3 p.m., at the Four Hour Day Lutherie, 4305 Harford Road, Baltimore MD 21214. Balfolk refers to traditional and contemporary folk dance from France, Belgium, Brittany and a few other places. Dances include bourrée, mazurka, an dro, hanter dro and others. The music is interesting, rhythmic and lots of fun to play. Pretty easy, too! This will be a guided jam session, led by Mark Vidor. IT IS NOT A DANCE SESSION. All musicians and all instruments are welcome. No prior experience in the genre is necessary. Music will be provided at the session. Music is also available electronically in advance. For more information, contact Mark Vidor at mbvidor@aol.com

 

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