TONIGHT: Bike Ride + Composted Beats + Contra Dance

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Nov 14, 2008, 10:26:00 AM11/14/08

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Considering the time of moon rise and that there is more music to enjoy, here is an updated schedule for the ride tonight:

6PM Full Moon Bicycle Cruise starting at Rainbow City (in the park close to F St and Covell)
7PM Composted Beats at the Campus Co-ops
8PM Davis Contra Dance at Davis High School

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Rainbow
530.574.2652

Davis Contra Dance 8:00 PM @ Davis High School (315 W 14th St.), Dance Room
Americans have been contra dancing ever since the early colonists adapted lively dances from the English countryside to their new homes from New England to Southern Appalachia. Contra dance has since evolved into a modern American folk dance tradition which is popular in college towns throughout the U.S. because it is fun, easy, a great way to meet friendly people, and it is driven by upbeat live music, based in Celtic and old time traditions.
These dances will be appropriate for beginners and experienced dancers alike. Wear comfortable, light-weight clothing and shoes with clean leather or non-marking soles (no grit or stones from outside).
8-11pm with beginner's lesson at 7:30pm
Suggested donation: general admission $10, students $5, family maximum $25
Band: Old Snakey's Bluegrass Ramblers, Caller: Mavis McGaugh
More info: Sacramento Country Dance Society

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The bicycle is the most civilized conveyance known to man. Other forms of transport grow daily more nightmarish. Only the bicycle remains
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