Gainesville Old-Time Dance Society

Frances, Sarah and Bill, with their "lilting tunes and spirited arrangements" will play dance tunes to tell your friends about. These "well-seasoned" musicians are "sure to add spice to your dance experience!"

Alice Milmoe, an old friend to contra calling, adds Southern sugar to the mix for a full flavored dance experience.

Frances and Friends are Frances Pisacane on fiddle, Sarah Mitchell, flute, feet, whistle, drum, and Bill Dudley, guitar.

This Spring Sunday forecasts balmy breezes, delightful dance partners and the tasty tunes of The Yazoo Kickstarts. Lose yourself to a dance delight for a splendid spring afternoon.

Fresh from calling at the New England Folk Festival, JoLaine Jones-Pokorney, will have you dancing with and on the spring breezes.

The Yazoo Kickstarts are: Mike Stapleton on fiddle, Bill Paine - mandolin & guitar, Marietta Massey - banjo, David Massey - fiddle & piano.

The mountains, hollers and flatlands bring you hard drivin', no holds barred traditional music. The music that stokes and drives The Smoky Hollow String Band - with dance tunes to add a little extra spring to your step. From Tallahassee, last we heard.

With a lot of spring in her step, Vicki Morrison, a retiree for a whopping four months, calls for us - in her continued work for World Peace through Contra dance.

Newly formed and on their first tour, The Asheville Cats improvise and cajunize old time and modern contra tunes. From Pinellas Park and Coco, they close out their tour in Gainesville with gusto and grace.

Our evening dance and a special afternoon workshop are graced by Gaye Fifer, a Weekend and Dance Camp veteran. From Pittsburgh, PA, Gaye's easy style will surely please even the most discerning dancers!

The Asheville Cats are Laura Light on fiddle; Gary Anderson on guitar, fiddle, bass; and Trent Van Blaricom on percussion, mandolin, accordion, fiddle and sax.