Red Deer Square Dance Club
Friendship & Fun Since '51
About Us
Square dancers have enjoyed friendship set to music for more than sixty continuous years. The club was formed in 1951 when more than 160 people joined the square dancing rage that was sweeping the country. Although much smaller now, our members and guests still enjoy the many social and health benefits of dancing. Where else can you walk three to five miles with an activity so full of music and laughter that you don’t realize you are exercising? Although you still see full skirts with crinolines swirling around the floor, the trend is towards more casual dress.
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Join the Red Deer Square Dance Club at their next dance or try some lessons and see for yourself.
"A modern spin on an old-time dance." ~Red Deer Advocate
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Who else does what we do?
See other Clubs' information at the Alberta Square & Round Dance Federation
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Dances are held on the second and fourth Saturday of the month at St. Luke's Anglican Church (4929 54th Street, Red Deer) with club members and guests dancing to a variety of guest callers.
Lessons are held Monday evenings at Clearview Community Hall. Junior lessons also available. Click to learn more.
Questions? Text, call, or email:
Al Boomer - Club President
T: 403 357 9737
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Yvonne Phillips - Club Secretary
T: 780 935-3171