SKANDIA First Friday Dance includes lessons, potluck, and dancing

Shoreline, WALocal News

Scheduled for February 7, 2025, the SKANDIA First Friday Dance at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood, WA, promises an enriching evening filled with Norwegian dance and community spirit. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the Springleik fra Vågå, a captivating dance characterized by its flowing movements and partner engagement, guided by skilled instructors Tom Sears and Lisa Brooks. The event includes a comprehensive schedule featuring both dance and music workshops, allowing attendees to immerse themselves in the cultural richness of these traditions. Following the workshops, a potluck dinner will foster social interaction, where participants can share homemade dishes and snacks. Live music will be performed by Bokpojkarna, a duo known for their engaging fiddling and harmonious tunes, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

With affordable entry fees, especially for SKANDIA members, this event is designed to be accessible to a broad audience. The First Friday Dance not only celebrates cultural heritage but also invites community members to connect and create lasting memories. By participating, attendees will experience the joy of dance while engaging with a vibrant local culture.

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