This is a black-tie preferred event. Gentlemen should wear a tuxedo or a dark suit with a modest tie. Ladies are encouraged to wear modest, floor length gowns, or optionally, ballroom gowns. If you are in doubt, dress as if you are going to a formal wedding! Any attire should be church appropriate.

Yes! We encourage people of all skill levels to join our dance. You don’t need to have any experience as expert instructors from One Dance at a Time will guide you through each dance.

A seated dinner will NOT be served, so we encourage you to eat beforehand. However, hors d’oeuvres and a dessert table will be provided with gluten and dairy free options available. There will be a cash bar from 6-9pm and water stations will be available throughout.

Yes, you must RSVP beforehand! To ensure we have enough food for everyone in attendance we require everyone to pre-order their tickets. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door. Early bird price discounts are available until May 31st, so why wait?

This event is geared towards adults and older teens (ages 15-17), who are accompanied by an adult chaperone (the chaperone must be over 21). This event is not suitable for younger children, but infants under 6 months are welcome.

Contra dancing is a form of social folk dancing. Originating from English and Scottish country dance, it is commonly associated with Appalachian folk music. In contra dancing, couples exchange partners repeatedly through a simple series of steps led by a dance caller. Contra dances are easy to learn and no experience is necessary.

No, you do not need to bring a dance partner! This is a social event, and we encourage everyone to mix and dance with different partners throughout the evening. Feel free to come on your own, with friends, or with a partner.