Our club
The Sets in Step club was founded in May of 1958. We dance on the first, third, and fifth Fridays of every month. Dances are generally Mainstream and Plus level squares, and occasionally we also have rounds. Our dances begin at 8:00 PM, followed by refreshments at 10:00. On fifth Fridays, and for some special events, we start earlier - check our Schedule for details.
We would like to thank EVERYONE who made our 60th Anniversary such a wonderful evening! Many thanks to Darren Gallina for calling, and to all the musicians in the CrossFire Band. Thank you to Jim Spence for cuing. Thank you to the Western Weavers and the San Gabriel Valley B'n'Bs, and to all of our other guests and former members who came to celebrate with us. We enjoyed having the combined talents of other visiting callers too: thank you to Michael Kellogg, Dale Hoppers, John Hyde, and Bill Berry! It was a memorable dance!
And thanks to Terry Neven, for the photos, and click on this: great video of Darren and the band, in action
Want to learn more about Square Dancing in Southern California? Here are a few resources (clicking on these will take you out of our site - we aren't responsible for the content at these other sites, but we hope you find them helpful):
Always remember that while good dancing ability is nice to have, the greatest contributions each of us can make towards the enjoyment of a dance are friendliness, good humor, tolerance, cooperation and a genuine desire to have fun!
SO….
Square ‘em Up and Lets’ Dance!
We would like to thank EVERYONE who made our 60th Anniversary such a wonderful evening! Many thanks to Darren Gallina for calling, and to all the musicians in the CrossFire Band. Thank you to Jim Spence for cuing. Thank you to the Western Weavers and the San Gabriel Valley B'n'Bs, and to all of our other guests and former members who came to celebrate with us. We enjoyed having the combined talents of other visiting callers too: thank you to Michael Kellogg, Dale Hoppers, John Hyde, and Bill Berry! It was a memorable dance!
And thanks to Terry Neven, for the photos, and click on this: great video of Darren and the band, in action
Want to learn more about Square Dancing in Southern California? Here are a few resources (clicking on these will take you out of our site - we aren't responsible for the content at these other sites, but we hope you find them helpful):
- Western Square Dance Association
- Associated Square Dancers
- Orange County Callers Association
- Find dances: who, where, when, at Where's the Dance
Always remember that while good dancing ability is nice to have, the greatest contributions each of us can make towards the enjoyment of a dance are friendliness, good humor, tolerance, cooperation and a genuine desire to have fun!
SO….
Square ‘em Up and Lets’ Dance!
