[Waltz] Fwd: Intro Waltz Intensive Classes, Feb 21st & 28th in Carlisle

[Jeff Keller]

I don't know if this list is still alive, but this workshop seems relevant.
A bit out of the way, but it should be good.

Also relevant is the excellent series sponsoring that workshop: Mostly
Waltz Boston at the Concord Scout House (a bit closer than Carlisle):
facone.org/programs/mostly-waltz.html
<https://www.google.com/url?q=http://facone.org/programs/mostly-waltz.html&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw0wgZTXASi7SycSBgNesKya>
This one is monthly except for summers on a Sunday afternoon.  1h of
teaching followed by 2.5h of excellent live music.
--Jeff

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From: Boston Waltz <mostlywaltzboston at gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 22, 2026 at 8:33 PM
Subject: Intro Waltz Intensive Classes, Feb 21st & 28th in Carlisle
To: Boston Waltz <mostlywaltzboston at gmail.com>


Hi all,

We've been thinking and talking about doing an Intro Waltz Crash Course /
Bootcamp  for a while now, and we finally have some dates and a place to
make it happen! Tell your friends and help spread the joy of waltzing.

Tim Lamm will be teaching the fundamentals of right-turning rotary waltz on
Saturday February 21st & 28th, 2-4pm, at the First Religious Society
(Unitarian Universalist Church) of Carlisle, $10 cash at the door per
session. Details and registration here <https://forms.gle/AhHpSeaVa4PJUKXp8>
!

Please sign up by *January 30th* if possible, as the classes will only
happen if we have the mininum number registered by then. We'll confirm
after February 1st if the classes are happening or not. You can still
register after that space permitting. If you sign up and need to cancel,
please email mostlywaltzboston at gmail.com

And Sunday, February 22nd is our next Mostly Waltz dance in Concord, with
music by Eric Eid-Reiner & Autumn Rose- Lester. Tim Lamm will be teaching
the pre-dance lesson for that one too, focusing on some fun variations you
can mix in with the rotary waltz.
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