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Lively two-steps and lyrical waltzes are at the core
of Cajun dance music. Through generations, Cajuns of all ages have
danced and made their music and dance part of the social fabric of
their culture and heritage. You can dance any night of the week at
any one of many dance halls in Southwest Louisiana, from Eunice to
Iota, and from Mamou to Lafayette! Friendly, social people will
greet you and talk with you and even give you a dance lesson or
two.
Come
to The Midway Ramblers First Friday Cajun dances, held October
through May, and you’ll think you’ve been transported to a Cajun
dance hall alive with music and friendly atmosphere. Friends and
guests dance and socialize. We do a little dance instruction to the
two-step, waltz, and even attempt the Cajun jitterbug and zydeco
steps. Hot stuff!! All the more to enjoy the experience, and you
don’t need to come with a partner. Hey, cher, it’s custom in Cajun
country for everybody to dance with everybody else! And come
casual, the better to move about on the dance floor. Don’t dance?
Come anyway and enjoy some of the best authentic Cajun and zydeco
music in Chicago!
First Fridays
2010
Jan. 8th
(2nd Friday due to holiday)
| Mar. 5th | May 7th | October 1st
November 5th | December 3rd
Irish American Heritage Center
4626 N. Knox at Wilson
Schanachie Room -- First Floor
8:00 –
11:00 PM
Dance instruction at about 9:00 PM
Entry: $8.00 (12 and under free)
More info: 630-833-3515
info@midwayramblers.com

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