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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Old Country Dancing

In the video above, London’s Quadrille Club perform Lancers Quadrilles for the delight of visitors at Ham House to show a Regency Christmas dance. This Saturday at the Y, nationally known dance historian Susan de Guardiola will host a special evening of social dance in the same vein, highlighting style from the era of Jane Austen, Lord Byron, Beau Brummell and Napoleon. Come sample the rout cakes and Naples biscuits!

[Vintage Regency Assembly: 6/28/08]



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