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Skandia First Friday Dance April 4 in Lynnwood - Lynnwood Today

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On April 4, the Skandia Folk Dance Society will host its first Friday dance at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood, from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Attendees will have the chance to learn two folk dances, enriching their cultural experience and fostering community connections. Live music will be provided by the LAB trio, with Patrick Gunning performing on guitar and fiddle, adding a vibrant atmosphere to the event. Admission is priced at $15, while Skandia members can enjoy a discounted rate of $10. This initiative not only promotes folk dancing but also encourages local participation in cultural events.

Such gatherings are vital for building community spirit and preserving traditional art forms. For more details, individuals can visit [Skandia's official website](http://www. skandia-folkdance. org/). The dance represents an engaging opportunity for residents to connect with their heritage and fellow community members.

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