Contra in Jamaica Plain, Saturday, May 9
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Robert S. Coren
May 4, 2026, 5:58:18 PMMay 4
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It’s spring, and that means it’s time for the Lilac Reel!
WHEN: Saturday, May 9, 7:30-10:30 PM
WHO: Caller: Anni Kidwell; Music: Good Company
WHERE: First Church (U-U) of Jamaica Plain, Centre & Eliot Sts.
Before Lilac Sunday comes Lilac Saturday, and that means dancing in JP to the calls of Annie Kidwell and the tunes of Good Company (Sammy Wetstein on cello and accordion; Rohan Weeden on fiddle, and Helen Kuhar on guitar). It will be a great time, made greater the more of you come and dance!
–Robert
HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTES:
Masks are optional for this dance (policy is subject to change in future if available data warrants). We will have some available in case you choose to wear one but forget to bring yours.
We encourage you to bring your own water bottle, but we will have water and cups available.
If you’re not feeling well, please stay home.
We always need volunteers to help set up and run the dance. If you’d like to help, contact co...@panix.com.
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
Admission is $5.00-$15.00 (sliding scale). Free for children 12 and under.
We're at the First Church Unitarian-Universalist in downtown Jamaica
Plain, on Eliot St. at the corner of Centre St., opposite the monument.
Beginners are welcome! No partner necessary. All dances are taught.
Please bring soft-soled shoes.
Please do not wear perfume, cologne, or other scented products, as some of our dancers are chemically sensitive, and experience discomfort when exposed to these materials.
For more information on this and other dances in our series, see our web site, http://www.lcfd.org/jp/.
Join our Facebook group: Boston Gender Free Contra Dances.
WHEN: Saturday, May 9, 7:30-10:30 PM
WHO: Caller: Anni Kidwell; Music: Good Company
WHERE: First Church (U-U) of Jamaica Plain, Centre & Eliot Sts.
Before Lilac Sunday comes Lilac Saturday, and that means dancing in JP to the calls of Annie Kidwell and the tunes of Good Company (Sammy Wetstein on cello and accordion; Rohan Weeden on fiddle, and Helen Kuhar on guitar). It will be a great time, made greater the more of you come and dance!
–Robert
HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTES:
Masks are optional for this dance (policy is subject to change in future if available data warrants). We will have some available in case you choose to wear one but forget to bring yours.
We encourage you to bring your own water bottle, but we will have water and cups available.
If you’re not feeling well, please stay home.
We always need volunteers to help set up and run the dance. If you’d like to help, contact co...@panix.com.
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
Admission is $5.00-$15.00 (sliding scale). Free for children 12 and under.
We're at the First Church Unitarian-Universalist in downtown Jamaica
Plain, on Eliot St. at the corner of Centre St., opposite the monument.
Beginners are welcome! No partner necessary. All dances are taught.
Please bring soft-soled shoes.
Please do not wear perfume, cologne, or other scented products, as some of our dancers are chemically sensitive, and experience discomfort when exposed to these materials.
For more information on this and other dances in our series, see our web site, http://www.lcfd.org/jp/.
Join our Facebook group: Boston Gender Free Contra Dances.
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