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New Year's Eve 2009

Our New Year's Eve celebration began with a delicious dinner.

Dozens of dancers came for the evenings events. Here a just a few:

We danced through the night and into the New Year

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Oak Knoll Demo

A group of us entertained the patients and staff at the Oak Knoll Health Care Center.

Halloween 2009

Halloween class party on 2009-10-29.
1) Jim, Sally, Shirley, OOFPP, Gerda, Donn.
2) Also, just the OOFPP (One-eyed, One-eared, Purple People Eater)

Club Weekend 2008

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Each year the Fairs 'n Squares selects and attends a Square Dance Weekend. For 2008 we selected (for about the twelve year in a row) a weekend run by Bruce McCue and held at the Inn at East Hill Farm. Here are a few pictures we took on this weekend.

The first dance of the weekend occured on Halloween (Fri 31-OCT-2008). Many of the dancers appeared in costume

Sherlock Columbo described the awful death that had occured last night.

On the next day, 19 of our club members piled into a half dozen cars and meandered through Southern New Hampshire, following the Ashuelot River we stopped at seven beautiful covered bridges. We square danced on or near each bridge with the help of caller Jane Carlson. We had perfect weather and passed gorgous scenary along the way.

We had a formal dance on Saturday night (Sat 01-NOV-2008). Everyone turned out in full square dance outfits.

Every year, all the FNS members present for this weekend, sit for a club picture. This is the 2008 club picture.

The McCues hosted a party after the dance on Saturday Night. One of the featured events was a continuation of the Murder Mystery. Sherlock Columbo interviewed three witnesses.

The FNS also enjoyed an afterparty after the party. We had three new members of the club join us. We also celebrated Stu Cooper's birthday and Bill Smalley's 80th birthday.

The final Square Dance workshop was held on Sunday Morning. During the workshop, Sherlock Columbo revealed the amazing but true sequence of events, and solved the murder mystery, and received a standing ovation.