Tag: Square Dance
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Seventy Years & Still Promenadin’ — Outlaws Approved
A few of Brushy Mountain Outlaws (The Transporter, Queen Pookie, Cool Man Luke, and Snowflake) made the trip to celebrate the Western Promenaders’ 70th Anniversary, and it was one for the books. The floor stayed lively all night with Jet and Sylvia Roberts keeping everything moving and the dancers right on cue. Good friends, great… Read more
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From Tennessee Hills to Ohio Halls: Dancing for a Friend
Sometimes, square dancing takes you a little farther than the next county over. This past weekend, two of our own (Big Man & Babyface) from the Brushy Mountain Squares packed their bags, laced up their dancing shoes, slid their dancing socks over their toes and pointed themselves north toward Dayton, Ohio. The occasion wasn’t just… Read more
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Bob Osgood: The Man Who Helped Shape Modern Square Dancing
When people think of square dance, they often picture energetic groups in colorful skirts and western shirts, but few know the name behind one of the most influential voices in the activity’s modern era — Bob Osgood. Bob’s journey in square dancing began long before most dancers knew there was a “square dance world.” As a… Read more
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Brushy Mountain Squares goes international
Angie and George had the joy of taking the Brushy Mountain Squares internationally to dance with the Castle Ghosts Square Dance Club in Germany—the very place where Angie first learned to square dance 14 years ago, before moving to the United States. What an incredible homecoming, sharing friendships, memories, and the love of square dancing… Read more