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Should I Ask Him? Should I Ask Her?
Asking and Getting Asked to Dance
The only way to get out on the floor at a ballroom dance is to ask someone to dance, or for them to ask you. If you have a regular partner, this part of dancing is easy. However, if you are alone, you may find it difficult at first to ask other people to dance.
Many years ago, it was expected that men would always ask women to dance and not the other way around. However, things have changed. At modern ballroom dances, men and women freely ask each other to dance—and it is also not uncommon for couples who arrive together to dance with other people as well as each other.
If you do not know who to ask for a dance, or you are feeling shy and want to wait for someone to ask you, stand near the dance floor and look relaxed and happy, like you want to dance.
Sitting in a corner and looking sulky is no way to get asked to dance.
If you are brave enough to ask someone, all you have to do is walk up to them and say, "Hi, would you like to dance?"
It is considered bad dance etiquette to decline an invitation to dance. A song only lasts for around three minutes, so unless the person asking you is somehow painful or upsetting to dance with, you should accept—or avoid them subtly before they approach you so you do not to hurt their feelings. Declining invitations from beginners simply because they are boring to dance with is not very nice, everyone has to start somewhere, and later on they may become a very desirable partner.
Sunday Night Dances!
Doors Open at 6.30pm
We now host dance parties twice a month on Sunday's from 7:00pm -10:00pm at the Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall at Royer Park. All Dances include a FREE Beginning Level Lesson from 7-7:30pm.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
DANCES ARE OPEN TO ADULTS OF ALL AGES! - ALL DANCERS!
These are Non Smoking / Non Alcohol Events.
These dances are a mix of Ballroom, Swing, Latin, Nightclub
and Country Dancing!
Win FREE dance tickets here!
You may also signup for future group classes at the dances.
Try out your new moves in a relaxed atmosphere with your teachers on-hand ready to assist you.
Top Reasons to Attend Our Sunday Dances:
Sunday Night Dances will be held at:
Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall
110 Park Drive, Roseville
(Royer Park)
The Roseville Veteran's Memorial hall is located in downtown Roseville, CA at the north end of Royer Park. It features a 4800 sq/ft hardwood floor perfectly suited for dancing. It was originally built in 1929 and later expanded in 1949. The Roseville Veterans Hall has free parking between it and Royer park, with overflow parking on the north side of the building at Oak st. and Washington blvd., which is accessible by a foot bridge.
Directions To Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall
From north of Roseville
1.Take I-80 West towards Sacramento/San Francisco.
2.Exit on Douglas Blvd. and turn right to head west.
3.Turn right on S. Lincoln St.
4.Turn left on Sutter Ave. (at the end on Lincoln).
5.Make an immediate left on Park Dr.
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From Sacramento and Bay Area
1.Take I-80 East towards Sacramento/Reno.
2.Exit on West Douglas Blvd. and follow the road over the freeway to head west.
3.Turn right on S. Lincoln St.
4.Turn left on Sutter Ave. (at the end on Lincoln).
5.Make an immediate left on Park Dr.
From East of Sacramento
1.Take Highway 50 West towards Sacramento.
2.Exit on Business 80 East (also called "Capital City Freeway") towards Reno.
3.Continue on Business 80 East until it merges into I-80 East.
4.Exit on West Douglas Blvd. and follow the road over the freeway to head west.
5.Turn right on S. Lincoln St.
6.Turn left on Sutter Ave. (at the end on Lincoln).
7.Make an immediate left on Park Dr.
Map to Dance at Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall
110 Park Dr, Roseville, CA 95678-2749
(Doors Open At 6:30pm)
7:00pm - 7:30pm Lesson
7:30pm - 10:00pm Dancing
Ticket Prices* |
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$6.00 per person |
At the door. CASH ONLY - NO CHECKS or CREDIT CARDS. Thank You. |
*Prices for Special Events Will Vary. |
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Call for Advance ticket sales, and questions.
916-773-2535
BEGINNING LESSON TAUGHT |
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2010 Dance Schedule |
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| Jan. 3rd | Nightclub 2 Step |
| Jan 10th | Bolero |
| Jan 31st | West Coast Swing will be taught by Yvonne & Jason Wayne |
| Feb. 7th | Salsa |
| Feb. 21st | Tango |
| Feb. 28th | Country Waltz |
| Mar. 7th | 6 Count East Coast Swing |
| Mar. 14th | Cha Cha Cha |
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Nancy and Steven Fontaine of Fontaine Dance offer Ballroom Dancing Lessons and monthly dances in the area of Roseville, Rocklin, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Folsom, Sacramento, Antelope, North Highlands, Fair Oaks, Auburn, Grass Valley, Loomis, Penryn, Yuba City, Marysville, Woodland, Gold Country, Lake of the Pines, Natomas, West Sacramento, Rio Linda, Carmichael, Arden, Rancho Cordova, Placerville, Thunder Valley, Newcastle, Plymouth, Cool, Sheridan, Fair Oaks, Orangevale, and Wheatland California and all of the Sacramento area including Placer,Sacramento, Amador and El Dorado Counties.