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Parties and Special Events
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Monthly parties are usually held the first Saturday of each month, except during the summer. They begin at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. You can get more information here:
Party Schedule
Public Transit Directions: Exact directions from any given cross street in the
Bay Area may be found at http://transit.511.org. Or, contact Donald Robertson
for help using public transit:
Monthly party Scheduling Coordinators: Mark Burt
Monthly party Supply/Site Coordinators: Jewel Murphy and Lyle Ramshaw,
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RSCDS-SF Weekend Workshop at Asilomar
An over 60 year San Francisco Branch tradition!
The Asilomar Weekend is a magical weekend held annually at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, a national Historic Landmark on the spectacular Monterey Peninsula, California. Held in either October or November, the Asilomar Weekend starts with an informal dance on Friday night, classes during the day and a formal ball in the historic Julia Morgan designed Merrill Hall on Saturday. The weekend finishes with classes on Sunday.
Whether you are a dancer with one year of dance experience or you're a non-dancer, we encourage you to attend and experience the charm of Asilomar and dancing.
Save the Date now!
The next Asilomar Weekend will be held Friday ~ Sunday, November 1 ~ 3, 2019
The 2019 Weekend promises to be an awesome weekend of dance, friendship and fun.
For more information and to apply, please visit our secure website at https://sfasilomardance.wixsite.com/asilomarweekend
Got questions? Contact Sheena MacQueen, Asilomar Committee Chair at [email protected] or Julee Montes, Registrar at [email protected]
For more details, visit asilomar.rscds-sf.org.
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The Valentines Ball
The Valentines Ball is returning to the Oakalnd Scottish Rite Ballroom Please join us and enjoy a gala night of Scottish Country dancing. Hospitality available
We recommend that dancers have one year of experience of Scottish Country dancing (if you have less experience, please consult your class teacher first).
For more information, contact Irma Novak Ball Chair at
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The Annual Jean Patrick Memorial Dance
The Annual Jean Patrick Memorial Dance is held in conjunction with the Highland Gathering and Games held in Pleasanton on Labor Day weekend. The online flyer can be found here: Online Flyer
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The Beginners' Ball
Hosted by the Santa Rosa class, this is a lively annual event honoring this year's new dancers and enjoyed by all who have attended over the years. Please come and encourage the new dancers in your class to come. Join us for a delightful evening of Scottish dancing followed by an after-ball buffet, and maybe stay over to enjoy some of the wonderful things Sonoma County has to offer!
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The Summer by the Sea Dance
The Summer by the Sea Dance is Currently on hiatus
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Places to See & Try Scottish Country Dancing
Many RSCDS-SF members were introduced to Scottish Country Dancing at a Clan Gathering or Highland Games. These festive events are held throughout the world and throughout the Bay Area. They are fun for the whole family and often include demonstrations of Scottish dancing. Bay Area events include the San Francisco Free Folk Festival and Campbell Highland Games in June, the Oakland Scottish Games at Dunsmuir House and Gardens in July, the Monterey Scottish Games in August, and the San Francisco Caledonian Club Highland Games in September (Labor Day weekend) at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
Invitation to the Games
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