Everyone had a great time in Detroit for the 60th National Square Dance Convention!! Louis and Nancy Friedlander and their Committee pulled out all of the stops for a wonderful convention.
The Handicapable Hall was a hopping place to be! The dancers had a great imte dancing to great callers! They danced everything from line dances to a Virginia Reel. Ken Ritucci was kind enough to give each dancer a "Black Book" and the dancers had a wonderful time getting all of the callers' signatures. The callers were from all over the country as well as from England! Everyone enjoyed it when more people came to dance with us and share our enthusiam and love of square dancing!
The Hunterdon Stars and Mercer ArcAngels were asked to perform for the Opening Ceremonies of the convention. They opened the convention with an enthusiastic performance!
Detroit is the home of Henry Ford, as many of you know. At the Henry Ford Museum, many had the chance to see the Imancipation Proclamation! The lines were very long, but many took advantage of the historic chance to see a piece of history.
The 61st National Square Dance Convention is in Spokane, Washington! Keep checking our site to find out information about the Handicapable Hall in Spokane!